2017

• Westgate pays widow $1.5 million for damaged condo, records show

• Neighbors caught teens burglarizing condo at Windstar on Naples Bay

• Timeshare giant Westgate Resorts recently settled an infamous property-rights dispute with a widow, but the company is still at odds with Orange County.

• Woman dies following condominium fire in Sunny Isles Beach

• Ethics panel looks into Boca Mayor Susan Haynie's ties with developer

• Private landowner rights can clash with public beach access

• Longboat Key condo owner claims hidden cameras were for sex parties

• Nightmare neighbors? Condo owners at the Mark on Brickell accused of harassment

• Condo terminations still cause pain in downtown Orlando

• Miami club turns up the volume on noise dispute with condos, files lawsuit against city

• Workers at luxury St. Pete condo tower say they are owed thousand

• Condo owners sue Adams Street Lofts for financial records

• Longboat files new voyeurism charges as town moves to seize condo

• Versailles Sur La Mer condo complex condemned by Brevard County south of Melbourne Beach

• Lake Worth neighborhood changes when fence is taken down

• Florida condo board seeks to evict tenant over emotional support squirrel

• Contractors accused of stealing from condo owners on Marco Island

• Trash talk: Ugly, smelly debris piles will go away, but some not until after Christmas

• Water damage nightmare lives on for Gardens condo residents

• Holdout widow settles with Westgate Resorts for sale of condo

• Deputies identify body found at Tymber Skan apartments in August as missing woman

• No sprinklers: Could this condo fire death have been avoided?

• Boca Raton OKs high-rise condos on Palmetto Park Road near public beach

• Brooksville property manager faces charge of grand theft

• Attorney for woman shot by PBSO deputy to sue condo complex

• Got a condo complaint? There is now an office in Miami-Dade to handle it

• Condo resident being threatened with lawsuit for hanging American flag

• Appeals court rules in favor of condo owners in Pensacola Beach property tax controversy

• Condo owner charged with video voyeurism

• After outcry, billionaire developer provides public beach access in planned Beach condo

• FEMA assistance available for seawall repair

• CONDO ASSOCIATION SUES FIRST RESIDENTIAL FKA CONTINENTAL

• Trial ruling won’t stop development of Prive condo in Aventura

• Sailfish Marina: Condo opposed to our docks is just pushing for land

• OPEN LETTER TO DBPR SECRETARY JONATHAN ZACHEM

• WHAT IS FEMA? WHAT DOES FEMA DO?

• Storm surge damage from Hurricane Irma forces Orange Park condo owners from homes

• City of Miami, contractor disagree on safety of partially collapsed crane

• After Hurricane Irma: Singer Island condo condemned; people scramble

• Some in South Florida 'elated' Hurricane Irma wasn't worse for them

• Hurricane Irma: Condo in flames when power restored after storm

• Publicity drive latest salvo in Singer Island marina dock duel

• ARBITRATION SECTION REFUSES TO DEAL WITH NEW CONDO RECALL LAWS

• Condo residents worried about financial troubles to possibly result from fire safety bill

• Condo owner shoots tenant after he fails to uphold agreement

• Aventura Condo Manager Has Plenty Of Hot Water: Police

• Mid-Beach Residents Fight "Godzilla" Condo That Would Block Ocean Views

• Judge throws out $458,000 condo sale, says Clearwater attorney tricked bidders

• Condo manager accused of accepting bribes and stealing from laundry machines

• Condominium Sues City Over Cocoa Beach Pier Amusement Rides

• Singer Island condo employee accused of stealing nearly $20,000 worth of items from condo

• Condo associations for two Collins Avenue towers sue to overturn 2016 property assessments

• CHIEF ARBITRATOR JAMES EARL -- NOTHING BUT PREDICTABLE

• Owners In South Beach Condo Towers Vote Online

• Palm Beach battling lawsuits challenging utilities pay plan

• Mysterious odor from Miami condo makes residents sick

• Attorney sues town over utility assessments at Palm Beach Towers

• West Palm tile tussle: Woman, 79, livid over $2,100 condo assessment

• Community without water for more than 24 hours

• Condo owner upset about beach restoration project

• Many association pet bans are all bark and no bite

• Condo owners battling billionaire's plan to put amusement rides on Cocoa Beach

• Condo Owners are asking: Who is enforcing the new Condo Law?

• Countryside Condominium residents allege issues with leaking roofs, rodents

• Residents of old high-rise condos in Naples balk at fire prevention costs

• No more Florida condo nightmares

• Condo residents bracing for costly assessments after governor vetoes fire bill

• Florida couple stunned to learn $458,000 paid for gulf-front condo may be for nothing

• The Window May Be Closing for Condominium Terminations

• Gov. Scott cites London fire in vetoing Florida condo bill

• Florida governor approves condo law reforms

• Will new laws protect condo owners from apartment conversions and rogue associations?

• Miami judge partially derails homeowners’ lawsuit against Privé at Island Estates developers

• 'Test Case': How Attorneys Defeated a $10 Million Class Action Over Condo Costs

• Residents displaced after ceiling collapse in Sun City

• Condo presidents object to cost, safety of utility burial plan

• Condo enforcement: Pay $25 late fee or… lose your home?

• Luxury amenities still a draw for expensive condos

• Vacation rental condo booking disasters

• Two Charged with Stealing from Condo Owners

• Owners face losing condos in Kissimmee

• Roaches, rats and taxpayer dollars: Plan to save crumbling Overtown condos in trouble

• 2017 Florida Condominium and Homeowners Association Legislation

• Hollywood Police investigating after condo board member gets threatening, racist letter

• 93-year-old Florida woman takes action against real estate brokerage firm

• Judge ends receivership that cost a Miami Gardens condo millions

• He charged $525 per hour to save their condo. But two years later, problems persist

• Orlando murder victim's family sues Uptown Place condos, lock company

• Pompano Couple Has Dangerous Walk To Car

• How a Miami Suit Grew So Contentious, No One Knew Who Won

• Manatee High teacher, husband stole thousands from condo association, cops say

• Florida Senate OKs criminal penalties for condo violations

• Good law goes after condo abuses

• Bad condo boards beware: Legislature passes new laws unanimously

• H 1237 -- CRIMINAL CHARGES FOR VIOLATING CONDO LAWS!

• Ponte Vedra condo association sues Dream Finders over buffer agreement

• Construction on the H3 Hollywood condominium stopped last year, and the building was sold at a foreclosure auction

• Proposed condo reform bill expected to go before Florida legislature for final vote

• Florida owners enraged with last minute change to proposed law

• Criminal penalties in proposed condo law spur controversy in Tallahassee

• Short rentals like Airbnb land in labyrinth of rules

• Short-term rentals spark battle between Clearwater Beach condo owners, homeowner’s association

• Condos find new way to crack down on owners who secretly rent units

• Proposed condo law reforms need clarification, attorneys say

• New Bahia Mar would be an inviting village, but still too dense for local critics

• Miami-Dade-backed condo law reforms advance in Legislature

• Beach access battle in Naples

• More Proof That Condo Clout Is Dead In Broward

• Cops: Winter Park couple finds man living in condo, is attacked

• Beach-side residents cry foul to fowl feeding

• Downtown Pensacola condo project sparks fear over parking loss

• Miami-Dade lawmakers want criminal penalties for fraud and abuse by condo directors

• Jury awards $43.9 million over blast email breach

• Grand jury calls Florida agency inept and ill-suited to probe condo complaints

• Editorial: Tougher oversight needed to curb condo board corruption 

• SWFL man accused of scamming seasonal visitors

• Tensions beset workshop on 'The Vue: Model or Mistake?'

• Condo to state: Prosecute former board members for misspent $1 million

• 16 South Floridians indicted for condo unit mortgage fraud scheme

• 1010 Central condo owners claim ‘defective’ construction, sue builder

• Caring for a neighborhood: The story of Lemon Tree

• Condo feud boils over as neighbors sic city on neighbors

• The do’s and don’ts of buying a condo

• State fails to protect condo owners from board fraud, grand jury finds

• State: Former West Palm condo board misspent more than $1 million

• Losses growing for Miami condo flippers

• Deerfield Beach Kosher or Not Kosher Condo Elevator, Pool Praying Pits Jews Against Neighbors

• Opposed by Beach Towing, Sunset Harbour project fails to win commission approval

• Court finds law for selling entire condominium projects is not retroactive

• Woman dies in fire at Century Village in Deerfield Beach

• Hospital Puts Lien on Late Woman’s Condo

• Sinkhole displaces residents of condo complex west of Disney World

• Harbour House condo owner feels bullied by her HOA

• Widow sues Westgate over last-standing condo fight

• Fort Lauderdale's balancing act: Loud venues vs. new residents who want to sleep

• Condo owners in Tampa's The Slade At Channelside battle to keep it from going all rental

• 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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