2026 is shaping up to be the year where Miami and South Florida condo and HOA boards either take control of projects and compliance—or get buried by them. New milestone
Florida associations are heading into 2025–2026 with tighter inspection rules, new reserve requirements, and more scrutiny on how boards handle construction projects. Many condo and HOA boards now hold milestone
Florida boards are being squeezed from both sides: stricter building laws on one hand, and owners who are tired of surprise special assessments on the other. Between new reserve funding
Florida is shifting decisively toward digital transparency, and by 2026 every HOA must provide online access to key association records. Boards, CAMs, and property managers are facing new expectations around
Florida’s condo and HOA landscape continues to shift as HB 913 and related reforms tighten requirements for inspections, reserves, and long-term building planning. These changes affect every board, CAM, and
Florida’s new milestone inspection and Structural Integrity Reserve Study (SIRS) requirements reshape how every high-rise condominium and cooperative association plans, funds, and executes major repair projects. Beginning in 2025–2026, boards
FALKE HOA – Specializing in project management and owner’s representation for condominiums/ homeowner associations in Florida, with over 35 years of experience in the construction industry.
