is the statue of limitation on when a property management applies and commences a condo conversion in DC?

I went into an apartment building in 2000 (I signed an apartment lease; there was nothing in the lease about the building being a condo). The condo conversion has been completed but the tenant were not apart of the present approval. I was told the condo approval by the DC gov’t occurred in the 1980′s is that approval still valid?
When you respond please give details/clarify your answer. This is a honest question-it’s my housing that is being effected!

2 Responses to “is the statue of limitation on when a property management applies and commences a condo conversion in DC?”

  • Ed Atun:

    Don’t guess at this. You can find out immediately by looking at your address at the County Tax Assessors Office. SOme are online. If one title-holder is listed for all the units, it is an apartment complex. If each unit has a different title-holder, this is a condo. If they are condos, the 1980′s approval is valid.

  • Landlord:

    Yes, it is valid.