Pokemon Go, the new video game app that lets players explore their cityscapes to capture virtual monsters, has officially taken America by storm. Unfortunately for condominium and homeowner associations, it has also quickly created some serious security, liability and nuisance concerns that boards of directors must now discuss and address.
The issues arise both from nonresidents who are pursuing these animated characters and feel compelled to enter a property as well as from residents and their guests who are gallivanting through the hallways and common areas at all hours in their never-ending search for more Pokemon.
