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Domino One Condominium

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8001 Crespi Boulevard, Miami Beach, FL 33141

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Domino One’s condominium apartments on Crespi Boulevard

The condominium records for Domino One identify residences at 8001 Crespi Boulevard, with a 1969 construction year and legal descriptions that include apartment letters and floor positions. Those older designations can help resolve differences between a deed and modern sales material. Request the recorded plan and any approved combination or alteration documents, then evaluate the common exterior and equipment work that will affect the residence’s future ownership costs.

Address
8001 Crespi Boulevard, Miami Beach, FL 33141
Year built
1969

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Domino One Condominium: public record checks

The profile’s street address has been cross-checked against the county’s published records. These checks do not establish the building name, ownership rights, current condition or association policies.

County address record
8001 Crespi Blvd , Miami Beach 33141
Mapped municipality
Miami Beach. The mapped point falls within this area in the county’s boundary layer; this is not a legal survey.

Postal locality, a tax-record locality and a municipality can use different names. Keep those distinctions when researching the property. A record match is not an inspection, price estimate, residence count or confirmation of the visitor entrance.

Official association record

Condominium association (Florida state records)

Florida's Division of Florida Condominiums, Timeshares and Mobile Homes lists this condominium for Domino One Condominium, matched to the building by street address.

Association (legal name)
DOMINO ONE CONDO ASSN · DBPR managing-entity no. MA00011502
Condominium
DOMINO I · DBPR project no. PR1S018526
Units per DBPR
24
Recorded date
Address on file
8001 CRESPI BLVD, MIAMI, FL 33141-1515
How it was matched
The condominium's recorded address is this building's address.
Register page
Domino I association record

A DBPR record identifies the association registered for the condominium. It does not describe the association's finances, rules or current management; confirm those with the association.

Source: Florida DBPR condominium public records, Dade and Monroe Counties (Condo_MD.csv), published on the DBPR public records page. Checked .

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Which legal apartment letter and floor apply to the offered home?

Evidence to request: Start with the cited project sources, then request the current documents governing the exact residence. Retain the document date and page reference.

Are alterations or combined spaces reflected in recorded or approved plans?

Evidence to request: Start with the cited project sources, then request the current documents governing the exact residence. Retain the document date and page reference.

What common repairs are funded in the current budget?

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Ownership and the exact residence

What form of ownership applies to the residence at Domino One Condominium, and which spaces and rights transfer with it?

Evidence to request: Recorded declaration or CC&Rs, title documents, unit designation and any ground lease. A building name does not establish ownership rights.

Monthly costs and assessments

What are this residence’s current charges, what do they include, and is additional funding approved or proposed?

Evidence to request: Dated unit dues statement, current budget, assessment notices, tax estimate and insurance quotes. Separate recurring costs from one-time payments.

Rental rules

Can this residence be leased for the intended term, and what approvals, caps or waiting periods apply?

Evidence to request: Current governing documents and amendments, written association confirmation and applicable municipal requirements.

Pets and everyday use

What current rules apply to the specific pet, including number, size, registration and common-area access?

Evidence to request: Current written pet policy and application requirements. An amenity or a pet-friendly listing does not establish the building’s rules.

Parking, storage and charging

Which parking and storage rights transfer with the residence, and what restrictions or extra costs apply?

Evidence to request: Recorded or assigned space documentation, parking agreement and written EV-charging rules. Check dimensions and access during a visit.

Building work and reserves

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Domino One Condominium — frequently asked

When was Domino One Condominium built?

Domino One Condominium was built in 1969.

Where is Domino One Condominium located?

Domino One Condominium is recorded at 8001 Crespi Boulevard, Miami Beach, FL 33141. Confirm the entrance and residence designation before arranging a visit.

Where can I research the surrounding area?

The Surfside guide provides area context and links to other buildings. Neighborhood labels can cover a broad area; use Domino One Condominium’s exact address to check the routes, services and destinations that matter to you.

What is the condominium association for Domino One Condominium?

Florida DBPR condominium records list DOMINO ONE CONDO ASSN (managing-entity no. MA00011502) as the association for DOMINO I, the condominium matched to Domino One Condominium by address (DBPR project PR1S018526). Source: Florida DBPR condominium public records, Dade and Monroe Counties (Condo_MD.csv), checked 2026-09-27. The record identifies the registered association only; confirm its current status and officers with the Florida Division of Corporations, and its finances, rules and management with the association.

How do I identify the current association or manager for Domino One Condominium?

Florida DBPR condominium records list DOMINO ONE CONDO ASSN as the registered association. We have not verified a current management company or contact for Domino One Condominium. Confirm the entity's status and officers with the Florida Division of Corporations, ask the association who manages the building, and verify any community association manager's license through DBPR.

What documents should I request from the Domino One Condominium association?

Ask for an estoppel certificate, the declaration and bylaws, the current budget and reserve study, recent meeting minutes, and the building's milestone inspection and structural integrity reserve study status. Read these documents together to understand planned work, funding and approved assessments; no single figure establishes the financial condition of an association.

Ownership documents

Domino One Condominium: association and management research

When researching a residence at Domino One Condominium, first confirm the legal ownership structure and the organization responsible for the building. Ask for an estoppel certificate, the declaration and bylaws, the current budget and reserve study, recent meeting minutes, and the building's milestone inspection and structural integrity reserve study status. Obtain dated documents and written answers for the exact residence you are considering.

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Domino One Condominium: sources and buyer questions

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Architect, current amenity inventory, association rules and total residence count were not independently substantiated by the primary records reviewed.

Questions to take to the association or a licensed agent

  • Which legal apartment letter and floor apply to the offered home?
  • Are alterations or combined spaces reflected in recorded or approved plans?
  • What common repairs are funded in the current budget?

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