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Every condominium on file with Florida DBPR's Division of Florida Condominiums: how many units, when the declaration was recorded, which association runs it and how to reach it, and DBPR's filing status, exactly as published.

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27,971condominiums listed

27,971on file with DBPR

550cities covered

Oct 16, 2026last data refresh

Buying in an older building? Since 2022, Florida condo buildings three stories or taller need milestone structural inspections and structural integrity reserve studies, and buyers are entitled to the results. Start with the condominium's record here, then use our checklist for the documents to request.

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Alachua County139 condominiums Baker County1 condominium Bay County288 condominiums Bradford County5 condominiums Brevard County729 condominiums Broward County4,002 condominiums Charlotte County464 condominiums Citrus County80 condominiums Clay County31 condominiums Collier County1,766 condominiums Columbia County2 condominiums DeSoto County8 condominiums Dixie County6 condominiums Duval County362 condominiums Escambia County172 condominiums Flagler County62 condominiums Franklin County18 condominiums Glades County4 condominiums Gulf County9 condominiums Hardee County2 condominiums Hendry County6 condominiums Hernando County32 condominiums Highlands County55 condominiums Hillsborough County649 condominiums Holmes County1 condominium Indian River County423 condominiums Jackson County1 condominium Lake County70 condominiums Lee County2,093 condominiums Leon County130 condominiums Levy County9 condominiums Manatee County775 condominiums Marion County54 condominiums Martin County380 condominiums Miami-Dade County5,467 condominiums Monroe County354 condominiums Nassau County81 condominiums Okaloosa County253 condominiums Okeechobee County15 condominiums Orange County620 condominiums Osceola County92 condominiums Palm Beach County3,349 condominiums Pasco County195 condominiums Pinellas County2,055 condominiums Polk County146 condominiums Putnam County3 condominiums Santa Rosa County28 condominiums Sarasota County1,158 condominiums Seminole County176 condominiums St. Johns County256 condominiums St. Lucie County181 condominiums Sumter County7 condominiums Taylor County5 condominiums Volusia County478 condominiums Wakulla County4 condominiums Walton County219 condominiums Washington County1 condominium

Top cities

Where the most condominiums are listed.

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Miami, FL2,828

Naples, FL1,553

Miami Beach, FL827

Fort Myers, FL813

Sarasota, FL748

Fort Lauderdale, FL664

Boca Raton, FL645

West Palm Beach, FL622

St. Petersburg, FL532

Hialeah, FL519

Delray Beach, FL515

Orlando, FL484

Tampa, FL441

Cape Coral, FL440

Pompano Beach, FL426

Boynton Beach, FL414

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Compiled from Florida DBPR condominium extracts (Condo_CW, Condo_MD, Condo_NF, condo_PB, condo_CE), Florida DBPR key financial indicators, Division of Florida Condominiums, Timeshares and Mobile Homes, Chapter 718, Florida Statutes (Condominium Act) and s. 553.899.

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Guide · 4 min readBuying a Florida condo: the documents, the 7-day window and what to askWhat a resale buyer is entitled to under s. 718.503, the cancellation window, the milestone and SIRS paperwork, and the questions to ask.Guide · 4 min readFlorida milestone inspections: which buildings, when, and what owners receiveHow s. 553.899 works: three-story condo buildings, the 30-year deadline, phase one and phase two, owner notices and what buyers get.Guide · 4 min readFlorida structural integrity reserve studies (SIRS) and the end of waived reservesWhat a SIRS must cover, who may prepare it, the December 31, 2024 rule on reserve waivers and how to read one.Guide · 4 min readHow to read a Florida condominium's DBPR recordWhat project number, units, recorded date, filing status (including Delinquent), association and care-of fields mean, and what they don't.

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Common questions

What does "Delinquent" mean on a condo's DBPR record?

It is DBPR's secondary filing status, shown exactly as published. DBPR's file doesn't say why. One common reason is an unpaid annual fee to the Division ($4 per unit, due January 1). It says nothing about the building's condition or the association's finances.

Is the recorded date the year the building was built?

Not necessarily. It is when the condominium's declaration was recorded. For a conversion of an older apartment building it can be much later than construction. The milestone inspection deadline runs from the certificate of occupancy.

Which buildings need a milestone inspection?

Condominium and cooperative buildings three habitable stories or higher, by December 31 of the year the building turns 30 (or 25 if the local building department requires it), then every 10 years (s. 553.899, Florida Statutes).

What documents does a condo buyer get?

On a resale, the declaration, articles, bylaws and rules, the annual financial statement and budget, the milestone inspection summary if applicable, the latest structural integrity reserve study or a statement that none was done, and the FAQ sheet, at the seller's expense (s. 718.503).

Can I see a condo's reserves or special assessments here?

Only for the few associations that appear in DBPR's key financial indicators file, and those figures can be years old. Ask the association for its current financial statement, budget and reserve study.