A similar Senate proposal ( SB 1742) would allow condo associations to use lines of credit or obtain loans to fund repairs.

Estelle Hedaya was the final victim to be removed from the deadly building collapse, ending what her relatives described as a torturous four-week wait.

Last-minute objections to a planned memorial for the victims of the 2021 Surfside condominium collapse have upset family ...

An ultra-luxury 12-story residential building is set to be built in ... is likely to outrage the families of the Surfside ...

Share articleA bill that aims to ease the financial strains on condominium owners facing steep assessments in the wake of the ...

A high-end 12-story residential building will soon rise ... people to live on the waterfront in Surfside, which is part of the billionaire triangle of Miami," Jeffery Rossely, SVP of Development ...

The list's expansion is attributed to the 2021 Surfside condo collapse and subsequent legislation requiring stricter building ...

Monster assessments, strapped owners, a softening condo market and condos ignoring the new rules are among post-Surfside ...

on Thursday in Miami. The deadly Surfside condo collapse in June of 2021 claimed nearly 100 lives. Soon after, Floridian constituents and lawmakers alike pursued a way to ensure it never happened ...

A key Senate committee on Tuesday gave initial approval to a measure that would build on laws requiring safety inspections of older condominium buildings and adequate financial reserves for repairs.

On Tuesday, Florida House and Senate committees approved plans to revamp laws dealing with condo associations. The new bills — HB 913 and SB 1742 — aim to revamp laws governing condo associations.