2023

• South Florida’s aging condo stock, high costs and hungry developers create a “perfect storm”

• BOCA VIEW CONDOMINIUM – NOW IT’S GETTING REALLY INTERESTING

• Boca Raton Condo Association Sues Two Homeowners For Defamation

• Class Action Lawsuit Filed After Massive Fire at Miami Gardens Condo Displaces Residents

• Miami-Dade Mayor, State Attorney Announce New Measures to Protect HOA Residents

• Miami-Dade offering condo owners assistance if hit with repair assessments

• Condo owner seeks $500-a-day fines to compel Boca View board to turn over financial records

• Residents of Miami apartment building deemed unsafe to be allowed back after 1.5-year wait

• After nearly 10 years of hostility and 5 lawsuits, could Flagler Drive yacht club finally sail?

• Their Retirement Plan Did Not Include Being Forced to Sell Their Condo

• The First 14: Deadline arrives as Boca Raton condo laws implemented

• Florida lawmakers look again at condo safety requirements

• National media focuses on impact of Florida’s new condo safety law on association budgets

• BOCA VIEW CONDOMINIUM -- WILL THE BOARD FINALLY SHOW THE FINANCIAL RECORDS?

• Frustrated South Florida community teams up, fights back against property management company

• Industry group seeks more time on Surfside-inspired condo inspection law

• Key Colony considering lawsuit against one of its own buildings as tensions mount

• Owners asked to pay $175,000 each toward Miami condo 40-year recertification

• Iona condo still without power four months after Hurricane Ian

• Florida board proposes changes to condo reform legislation

• Northwest Miami Condo Residents Upset Over Proposed HOA Fee Increase

• $46 Million Condo Shock

• Boca View condo association appeals order requiring financial record inspection

• Meeting gets heated after Miami Gardens condo fire displaces residents

• Nearly 200 displaced after fire destroys ‘approximately half’ of Miami Gardens apartment building

• Email fraud costs Key Biscayne’s Botanica condo $105,000

• Florida man angry with HOA sets apartment on fire, causing explosion, before shooting himself: police

• Pembroke Pines condo building deemed unsafe, triggering displacement concerns

• ‘It's Not Fair': Hialeah Condo Owners Upset Over Assessment Fee

• Florida real estate bombshell could destroy a lot of wallets

• Condo owners say increasing assessment fees may force them to sell

• Condo residents want HOA to stop lights from shining into their home

• Displaced residents of 'unsafe' NW Miami building will likely get to go home

• Short-term rentals, HOA rules contributing to high rents, Florida Atlantic University study says

• How Will Florida Condo Safety Law Impact Housing?

• Boca Raton Condo Association Sues Two Homeowners For Defamation

• South Florida seniors face 'devastating' impacts of housing crisis, worry about evictions

• Evacuated Renaissance Tower condo’s HOA cannot be sued for structural issues

• Miami-Dade's Top Prosecutor Vows to Hold HOAs More Accountable

• Surfside safety reforms could spell trouble for Florida condo market

• Florida Supreme Court gives condo association right to change rules

• Display Of US Flag - Longboat Harbour North Condo., Inc. - Tampa, FL

• Association Fines, J. Foley v. Osborne Court Condonminium, Et. Al., RI

• Unit Owners Association of Buildamerica v. Harry F. Gillman - Fines, VA

Out Of State

• Evicted condo-owner kills board secretary - Chicago, IL 

• Condo Assoc. drops suit, but owner wants damages - Houston, TX 

• Residents say $9,000 repair bills ruinous - Orange County, CA 

• Condo Association - Satellite dish war may be near end - TX 

• Condo's owner gets new trial - Houston, TX

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