In Hawaiʻi, Florida, and New York, rising HOA dues are changing what a home really costs

Owning a home in an HOA-run community often brings a recurring bill on top of the usual costs of homeownership.

In some U.S. markets, those monthly dues have grown large enough to resemble another major housing payment.

A LendingTree analysis shows just how steep that expense has gotten, with New York topping the list.

What’s happening?

A review of Census Bureau data covering the 100 biggest cities in the U.S. found New York carries the country’s highest median HOA fee, at $558 a month, according to Quartz…

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