The Surfside condo collapse confirmed that many condo associations chose not to maintain their structure, which can end in a ...

In 2021, the collapse of the Champlain Towers South condominium in Surfside, Florida, shocked the world. Initially framed as an engineering failure, the tragedy exposed a deeper issue: decades of ...

The statewide reckoning that followed the 2021 collapse of Champlain Towers South in Surfside revealed plenty of cracks in the infrastructure of Florida’s condos — and the regulations around them. The ...

Condo owners and buyers in Florida are currently facing a variety of powerful challenges, Mortgage Professional America reported recently — or, as realtor Alexei Morgado told the publication, "The ...

Florida condo owners are battling a wave of housing issues, including rising HOA fees and skyrocketing insurance costs, with little to no relief from government officials. But Phil Thompson, owner of ...

It’s a buyer’s market in South Florida, but that may not last for long into the new year. In 2025, the local real estate market was soft, with high insurance costs and mortgage rates, uncertainty in ...

Florida homebuyers are facing the same affordability challenges that other housing markets are grappling with, but with added regulatory hurdles if they want to buy a condo. The Florida Association of ...

Condos built more than 30 years ago are becoming some of the hottest properties in South Florida, with recent data showing they’re selling faster than newer units — often for less than half the price.

If the Florida condo crisis were a hurricane, the worst of the storm appears to have passed by Palm Beach. While the government doesn’t control the weather, it does have command over the regulatory ...

Most coastal condo markets in South Florida are experiencing a downturn due to rising inventory and shrinking demand, with sellers scrambling to sell their units even as prices plunge—with the ...

"There have unfortunately been some people trying to take advantage with fraudulent GoFundMe accounts," Charles Cyrille of the Miami-Dade County Office of Emergency said.