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2/27/2026 Completely updated Palm Beach condo lists at $4.375M in Sloan's Curve - Palm Beach Daily News

Jennifer Rowen Miller recalls how Palm Beach impressed her during a 2017 visit from her New York City home in Manhattan.
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2/25/2026 Naples residents sue over new Pilates studio, coffee shop in building - Naples Daily News

Residents of Pettit Square in Old Naples are afraid they will lose their peace and quiet. For more than 50 years, residents claim to have lived happily with their commercial neighbors down below. They fear those days could soon be over with new businesses operating beneath them — specifically a Pilates studio and a coffee shop.
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2/23/2026 Florida neighbors fought plans to build 62-story condo tower. They lost - Tampa Bay Times

What will be the tallest building in Sunny Isles Beach, a 62-story condo tower, got the green light on Thursday night after hours of discussion and debate.
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2/18/2026 Miami-Dade State Attorney announces arrest of Miami Beach condo manager, 1 other in fraud scheme - WSVN

Two men who are accused of committing crimes against a South Florida condo community where they worked are now under arrest.
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2/11/2026 Florida Homeowners Finally Get Answers: HOA Verified Launches the First Free Community Health Check to Expose Condo and HOA Risk Before It Becomes a Crisis - Business Wire

HOA Verified today announced the launch of its Community Health Check, a free, homeowner-friendly report designed to bring real transparency to Florida’s condominium, cooperative, and homeowners association communities.
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2/6/2026 7 Florida metro areas with the most expensive HOA fees in the US - MSN

Port St. Lucie was ranked No. 5 and the Sebastian-Vero Beach-West Vero Corridor area was ranked No. 9 for metro areas with the most expensive HOAs, according to Realtor.com, a real estate listings website.
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2/2/2026 Inside One of the Most Expensive Condo Listings in Fort Lauderdale, Florida - Mansion Global

This 10th-floor penthouse atop the newly completed Indigo building in the Pier Sixty-Six Residences complex is among the highest-priced and largest condos on the market in Fort Lauderdale.
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1/29/2026 Miami’s foreign money wave pushes condo market into new territory - Mortgage Professional America

Miami’s role as a global safe‑haven for capital appeared to harden in 2025, with international buyers once again making the metro the top United States destination for foreign home purchases, even as Florida’s condo sector wrestled with rising costs and regulatory pressure.
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1/26/2026 Newgard Group and Two Roads Development Top Off Condo Towers at One Brickell Riverfront - Florida YIMBY

Construction has topped out at One Brickell Riverfront, a dual-tower condominium development rising at 99 SW Seventh Street in Miami’s Brickell neighborhood. Developed by Newgard Group and Two Roads Development, with construction led by G.T. McDonald, the project consists of two residential towers sharing a unified podium along the Miami River. LOFTY Brickell rises 44 stories and contains 362 fully furnished condominium residences, while The Standard Residences, Brickell will reach 46 stories and include 422 units. Both towers were designed by Arquitectonica.
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1/20/2026 Florida Developer Ordered To Repair Miami Condo Left as Uninhabitable ‘Skeleton’ During Legal Standoff - Realtor.com

A Florida state court judge has ordered a developer to restore a Miami waterfront condominium to a habitable state after it was gutted during a yearslong legal battle. In a Jan. 12 order, Miami-Dade Judge Thomas Rebull sided with eight residents who sued to block the sale of the Biscayne 21 condo building, directing the defendants—Two Roads Development and its affiliated entities—to restore the apartment tower and the plaintiffs' units "to the condition they were in at the time the complaint was filed in May 2023," according to a court filing obtained by Realtor.com®.
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1/12/2026 Lower prices and mortgage rates help stabilize South Florida condo market - WLRN

Falling prices, more condo units for sale and lower mortgage rates are helping stabilize the South Florida market while single family home price increases keep cooling off. November was a volatile month of data on the regional real estate market. The pace of condo sales in Palm Beach County shot up more than 20% compared to a year ago. Sales volume was down almost 4% in Miami-Dade County and flat in Broward County, according to data from the Miami Realtors Association.
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1/7/2026 These condos dominate list of South Florida's biggest construction loans of past year - CoStar

Lending flowed in South Florida over the past year, leading to more than $3 billion in construction financing — mostly for condominiums — for the region's five largest deals, at a time of some hesitancy across the country because of economic uncertainty.
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1/5/2026 New year, new condo transparency rules now in effect, what buyers need to know - CBS

It's a new year and that means new laws are now in effect. A bill designed to protect condo owners and associations while easing their financial burden, now goes even further. Florida lawmakers are requiring associations to be more transparent.
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12/24/2025 Jury awards Miami condo owners $6.3 million after mismanagement claims - NBC

A group of Miami condominium owners says a massive special assessment left them with no choice but to fight back.
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12/18/2025 Condo says no to hurricane windows, doors despite Florida law. Is that legal? - Palm Beach Post

Question: I live in a condominium and want to replace my screened lanai with hurricane impact windows. I am not enlarging the lanai, and the windows will conform to the ones required by the association. I have a bid to replace the screens with windows and replace the screened door with an impact rated door.
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12/12/2025 How repricing could spur a South Florida condo boom in 2026 - Mortgage Professional America

The state of Florida has been dealing with issues in the condominium space for a while, and some of those issues are likely to carry over into 2026. While some are hopeful that regulatory changes could help revitalize the condo market, one executive said another factor could help get development rolling, especially in South Florida.
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12/10/2025 What does new Florida law say about condo boards streaming meetings? - Palm Beach Post

Question: About a year ago, I asked if an owner who virtually attended a condominium board meeting was permitted to speak and/or ask a question. Your reply was that there was no law pertaining to that situation. Now, with a lot of new laws in Chapter 718, has there been any change in the law where an owner must be allowed to speak? Signed, N.S.
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12/5/2025 The high cost of high-rise condo living in South Florida - WLRN

It is more expensive to own a high-rise condo in South Florida than just about anywhere else in the U.S. except for an island between the East and Hudson rivers. And that doesn’t include paying for the condo itself. That’s just the cost of upkeep in the form of monthly fees.
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12/1/2025 Developer Duo Close $418M Financing for Sunny Isles Condo Towers - Connect CRE

Fortune International Group and Chateau Group secured a $418.3 million construction loan for the St. Regis Residences, Sunny Isles Beach condo towers. Bank OZK was the lender.
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11/26/2025 Homeowner association doubles fees without member vote. Is that legal? - Palm Beach Post

Question: I live in a small phase of my community. The second quarter of this year our assessment fees were raised 110% overnight. We didn't receive any prior written notice of the increase. We just got the quarterly bill with the increase shown. Our bylaws and Section 720.303 of Florida law state that assessment increases cannot be more than 5%. When I approached the board, they just gave a backhanded answer for the increase. Is there anything we can do to have them show the real reason for the increase? I've already discovered that they've broken many rules of the covenants and bylaws. If they voted improperly for this increase without members voting isn't that illegal as well? Signed, M.C.
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