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SB 272

Housing: condominium; definition of undeveloped land; modify. Amends sec. 67 of 1978 PA 59 (MCL 559.167).

2025-2026 Regular Session Introduced by Roger Hauck and 1 co-sponsor

Michigan bill modifies condominium law's definition of undeveloped land, potentially shifting property development obligations and financial responsibilities among developers, associations, and unit owners.

referred to Committee on Regulatory Reform
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Bill Summary · SB 272

Legislative bill overview

SB 272 modifies the definition of "undeveloped land" under Michigan's Condominium Act of 1978. The bill adjusts how undeveloped property within condominium developments is classified and treated under state law, which affects rights and obligations of condominium associations and unit owners.

Why is this important

How undeveloped land is defined in condominiums directly impacts property assessments, tax treatment, maintenance responsibilities, and developer obligations. Changes to this definition can shift financial burdens between developers, associations, and individual owners, and may affect the marketability and value of condominium properties.

Potential points of contention

  • Developer vs. owner interests: Changes to undeveloped land definitions may extend or reduce developer control periods, affecting when associations gain full autonomy
  • Financial liability shifts: Modifications could alter who bears costs for common area development, maintenance, or improvements on currently undeveloped portions
  • Existing condominium impacts: Unclear whether the amendment applies retroactively to established developments or only prospectively to new projects

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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