2020

• Faena condo association lawsuit claims construction defects in Miami Beach tower

• PROFESSIONAL BEHAVIOR?

• Patient of acupuncturist running business out of home told police treatment went too far

• Miami Beach condo residents pay more than $900K per year for pool they can’t currently use — under lease that lasts until 2070

• Social media confounded by bizarre interior of Florida condo for sale: 'Dear God'

• Miami River condo association alleges $10M in defects: lawsuit

• Lawsuit claims businessman Damon Becnel cheated his family out of condo profits

• Utility pole finally booted from disabled Palm Harbor man’s condo parking spot

• Volusia condo complex reopens 4 years after Hurricane Matthew

• Birds ousted by condo board may return home

• Appellate Court Reverses Itself, Finds Condo Fees Are Subject to FCCPA Restrictions

• Clayton Rawlings of Cocoa Charged With Attempted Murder at Cocoa Beach Condo Complex

• Police: Ex-St. Pete condo property manager vacationed at Disney on company dime

• Florida Laws and Regulations Regarding HOAs and Condo Associations

• Florida schools are reopening so we can go back to work. Businesses have other ideas

• Stuart man accused of using condo association's credit card information to buy Home Depot gift cards

• Miami Beach rolls back coronavirus ban on vacation rentals in condo buildings, hotels

• Condominium Associations’ Power to Restrict Access to Areas on the Property

• Ruling Exposes Perils of Overzealous Buyer Screenings by Community Associations

• Condominiums’ Rights to Approve Transfers

• Appellate Panel Reverses Attorney Fees Award Involving Pembroke Pines Condo

• Condo board exiles restaurant’s resident birds

• Antonio Brown loses condominium lawsuit, essentially by forfeit

• Construction firm alleges Venetian Islands condo association skipped out on $720K

• High-End Real Estate Agent Loses Appeal Over Riviera Beach

• Strong winds blow roof off of Pasco condo building

• Condo Life: Is condo living a good fit for your needs?

• Panama City Beach woman allegedly defrauds $230,000 from several condominium associations

• South Beach condo owners sue to remove management company

• Residents Secretly Recorded at High-End Miami Condo Tower: Lawsuit

• Top Florida court suspends lawyer over communication with condo association treasurer

• Face-lift starting on The Plaza Condominium Downtown

• $5K reward offered after man shot, killed inside Titusville condo complex, police say

• Starwood Capital affiliate sues 1 Hotel & Homes South Beach condo association for trademark infringement

• Governor Ron DeSantis Appoints Spencer Hennings as Florida’s Condominium Ombudsman

• County judge orders Marco Island condo association to stop 'unreasonable' screening practices for new buyers

• Glass condo owners in South Beach sue Terra, architect and contractors, alleging construction defects

• Woman Found Dead Inside Pompano Beach Condo, Two Small Children Removed From Residence

• Hillsborough mortgage broker gets 15 months in condo scam

• Woke Grandpa Defies Miami Beach Condo Board

• Men fatally stabbed on Fort Lauderdale beach were homeless

• Should you contact listing agents with questions if you’re simply browsing?

• Buyers still want a slice of this downtown Miami home-sharing condo

• Emergency Order Creates More Confusion for Community Associations During Pandemic

• Mayor: Miami-Dade County beaches will not reopen Monday due to unrest associated with protests

• Miami condo pools can reopen Monday. Virginia Key, public pools will follow June 8

• 10-foot alligator caught hanging out in front of North Naples condo

• ‘I just keep extending’ ... Palm Beach County snowbirds remain grounded

• Witness may have seen mother’s first attempt at allegedly leaving son to drown

• Condo pools to reopen on June 1. Davey: "we will have enforcement on the beach"

• New order sets expiration date for homeowner associations’ emergency powers

• Living in a SoFla luxury condo tower takes on a whole new look

• Fort Lauderdale Set to Reopen Commercial Gyms Monday, Defying County’s Orders

• Lawsuit accuses Biscayne Beach developer and construction firms of shoddy work

• Residents complaining about actions taken by homeowners association to prevent coronavirus transmission

• Amid lawsuit, healthcare aide allowed to enter Sunny Isles Beach condo to help disabled woman

• Gran Paraiso construction debris rained down on Edgewater condo building, lawsuit alleges

• Icon Brickell condo association settles class action suit alleging it charged illegal fees

• Woman claims application was rejected by condo board in Boca because she is a nurse

• Sunny Isles Beach woman sues condo association over policy denying entry to healthcare aide

• Fisher Island residents say no to accepting $2 million small business loan

• Miami residents amassed in hundreds for David Guetta’s online concert. Cops weren’t happy

• Wealthy Fisher Island, which bought its own COVID-19 tests, may ask for federal loan

• Assessments are Consumer Debts Under the Florida Consumer Collection Practices Act

• Condominium developers call for resumption of activities with relief attached

• New details emerge about 4-year-old’s fall out of condo window

• Fiddler in the courtyard: Ormond Heritage Condominium residents participate in balcony sing-along

• Cannabis king raided corporate funds for luxury condo purchases: lawsuit alleges

• Some condo associations are blocking leases and sales. Realtors argue it’s illegal.

• Order Gives Some Emergency Powers — But Not All — to Condo Associations

• CORONAVIRUS: Who Is Infected In Your Neighborhood? Many Want To Know

• Sorry Gov, we couldn’t stand being holed up in our condo

• In coronavirus’ social squeeze, walls keep closing in on high-rise condo dwellers

• ‘Some people are not taking this seriously.’

• What happens when condo neighbors test positive for coronavirus?

• Miami condo tower shuts down amenities due to confirmed coronavirus case

• New condo initiative could help Palm Beach buildings handle crisis

• Bankrupt Hollywood Beach condo-hotel may head to auction

• Another old golf course is giving way to a 55-plus community in west Delray

• Edgewater condo building hits market as dev site

• South Florida Developers Win Condo Purchase Fight Over Unit Sizes

• Home Heartbreak: Widow faces financial, emotional stress after fire at Sunny Isles Beach condo

• Condo Disclosure Mandated in Florida

• Money from Palm House sale finally disbursed to claimants under bankruptcy plan

• Co-ops vs. Condos

• Woman wins battle to hold Bible study at condo complex after Christian worship ban

• Video Shows Man Abusing Dog in Elevator of Brickell Condo

• Property manager stole HOA money, then gambled it away

• Construction Defects Claimed at 537-Unit Doral Condo

• Condominiums Without Rental Restrictions

• $400K reportedly embezzled from PCB Condominium

• Condo Associations Have Power

• Dumpsters at Arlington condo complex not emptied for weeks

• She looted South Florida condo association money to feed a casino gambling habit, cops say

• Port St. Lucie teen charged with loitering after entering vacant condominium

• Florida housing: $1 condos for sale in Palm Beach County? It’s true

• Aggressive squirrels terrorizing Tampa Bay family in their condo

• 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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