A proposed Florida condo law making its way through the Legislature will likely make things worse, not better.

The building collapse was probably not at all due to financial conditions or lack of reserves.” — Margaret Rolando, co-creator of the Florida Bar task force that issued recommendations after the trage ...

A key Senate committee on Tuesday gave initial approval to a measure that would build on laws requiring safety inspections of ...

The bill is aimed at "providing condo owners a smoother, more flexible financial path forward without compromising safety," ...

The bill (SB 1742) is aimed at “providing condo owners a smoother, more flexible financial path forward without compromising ...

The Architectural Commission demands changes to the design of an ultra-luxury condo project planned for the island's South ...

There's still no timeline for when residents may safely re-enter Dockside Condominiums nearly a month after Charleston ...

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.

Buying a condo in Florida has long been a dream for millions of American retirees. For those living it, however, that dream ...

This law, designed to prevent another Surfside condo building collapse, is leading to a collapse in the real estate market, which in turn will depress property tax revenue when valuations drop.