Requires condo associations to create and maintain an online account with the Division of Florida Condominiums, Timeshares, and Mobile Homes by Oct. 1, 2025, to track contact information, basic ...

Condo sales continued plunging across South Florida in April—a sign that would-be homebuyers remain cautious of rising homeowner association (HOA) fees and growing costs for aging buildings ...

All three Treasure Coast counties leaned more toward a buyer's market for condos and townhomes since last year: Martin: 9.8 months of inventory in April, up from 6.4 in April 2024 St. Lucie: 11.8 ...

Foreign buyers have long powered South Florida’s condo market, but many are now pulling out because of high interest rates, expensive prices and, more recently, restrictive immigration policies.

Florida condo, HOA law update: What's new in the Legislature's 2025 House Bill 913? Richard DeBoest, partner/shareholder. Goede, DeBoest & Cross, PLLC, special to the Naples Daily News.

Days after an AM Best report heralds the return of underwriting profit for Florida's insurers, new data shows that cost hikes resumed for consumers in the first quarter of 2025.

June 2 (UPI) --Police in Florida shared a photo of a bear found taking a nap in the under-construction lobby of a condominium building.The Naples Police Department posted a photo to social media ...

Black bear takes nap in Florida condo’s lobby after swimming in Gulf by: Katlyn Fernandez. Posted: May 30, 2025 / 07:26 PM EDT. Updated: May 30, 2025 / 07:56 PM EDT.

The 174-unit condo project breaks ground with 50% pre-sold units. Alta Developers secures $88.48M loan for Cassia Residences in Coral Gables. South Florida Business Journal ...

Florida law requires condo HOA’s to have a master insurance coverage plan for the condo building, common areas and shared amenities. HOA's are required to have a master insurance policy.

The upward rise in costs for homeowner insurance in Florida resumed during the first quarter of 2025, ... average premiums have increased 30.7% for homeowners and 28.8% for condo unit owners.