HOAs in Kentucky
1225 homeowners associations across 103 cities
Cities
- Anchorage
- Audubon Park
- Bancroft
- Barbourmeade
- Beechwood Village
- Bellemeade
- Bellewood
- BEREA
- Blue Ridge Manor
- Briarwood
- Broeck Pointe
- Brooks
- Brownsboro Farm
- Brownsboro Village
- Cambridge
- Covington
- Creekside
- Crossgate
- Douglass Hills
- Druid Hills
- Edgewood
- Elk Creek
- Erlanger
- Fincastle
- Forest Hills
- Fort Mitchell
- Frankfort
- Glenview
- Glenview Hills
- Graymoor-Devondale
- Green Spring
- Hebron
- Heritage Creek
- Hickory Hill
- Hills and Dales
- Hollow Creek
- Hollyvilla
- Houston Acres
- Hunters Hollow
- Hurstbourne
- Hurstbourne Acres
- Independence
- Indian Hills
- Jefferson St Louisville
- Jeffersontown
- LaGrange
- Langdon Place
- Lexington
- Lincolnshire
- Louisville
- Louisville/Jefferson County metro government (balance)
- LOUISVILLf
- Lyndon
- Lynnview
- Maryhill Estates
- Meadow Vale
- Meadowbrook Farm
- Meadowview Estates
- Middletown
- Mockingbird Valley
- MONTICELLO
- Moorland
- Mount Washington
- Mt. Washington
- Murray Hill
- Norbourne Estates
- Northfield
- Norwood
- Parkway Village
- Pewee Valley
- Pioneer Village
- Plantation
- Poplar Hills
- Prospect
- RETURN TOLSMERE
- Richlawn
- Richmond
- Riverwood
- Rolling Fields
- Seneca Gardens
- Shively
- Simpsonville
- South Park View
- Southgate
- Spring Mill
- Spring Valley
- St. Matthews
- St. Regis Park
- Stanford
- Strathmoor Manor
- Sycamore
- Ten Broeck
- Thornhill
- Vine Grove
- Watterson Park
- Wellington
- West Buechel
- West Point
- Wildwood
- Windy Hills
- Woodland Hills
- Woodlawn Park
- Worthington Hills
Other communities
About HOAs in Kentucky
Kentucky community associations are governed by the Kentucky Horizontal Property Law (KRS §§381.805 et seq.) for condominiums and by general nonprofit corporation law for HOAs and property owners' associations. State law sets a baseline for the declaration, bylaws, unit-owner meetings, board elections, and access to records. Each Kentucky association also adopts its own rules and amendments. HOAproxy collects those documents and makes the full text searchable so owners across Louisville, Lexington, Bowling Green, and the rest of Kentucky can find the provisions that govern a property.