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Condominiums and condo associations in South Miami, FL

Florida's condominium register lists 7 condominiums with 10+ units in South Miami, with 585 units in total; the largest is Valencia with 294 units. Each page below gives the association's legal name, unit count and recorded date.

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Largest condominiums in South Miami

  1. 1Valencia294 units · 6001 SW 70 Street
  2. 2Lee Park Condo117 units · 6110 SW 68th St
  3. 3Suncrest Townhouse81 units · P. O. Box 430933 Po Box 43093
  4. 4The Oaks at South Miami Condo48 units · 6310-6330 SW 79th Street
  5. 5N & M Townhouse Condo16 units · 7500 - 7530 SW 58th Ave
  6. 6Sunset Point Condo15 units · 5839 SW 74 Terrace
  7. 7Fountains of South Miami14 units · 5801 S.W. 74th Terrace

All registered condominiums

CondominiumAddressUnitsRecorded
Fountains of South Miami5801 S.W. 74th Terrace, 33143141991
Lee Park Condo6110 SW 68th St, 331431171974
N & M Townhouse Condo7500 - 7530 SW 58th Ave, 33143161973
Suncrest TownhouseP. O. Box 430933 Po Box 43093, 33143811975
Sunset Point Condo5839 SW 74 Terrace, 33143152005
The Oaks at South Miami Condo6310-6330 SW 79th Street, 33174482004
Valencia6001 SW 70 Street, 331432942005

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How many condo associations are there in South Miami?

Florida DBPR's register lists 7 condominiums with 10 or more units in South Miami, holding 585 units between them. Smaller condominiums are searchable in the lookup on our condo association directory.

How old are South Miami's condominiums?

Half of these condominiums had their declaration recorded in 1991 or earlier, and 3 were recorded in 2000 or later. The recorded date marks when a building became a condominium, which can be years after it was built.

How do I find a condo association's legal name?

Open the condominium's page below: it shows the association's legal name and DBPR managing-entity number. Then search Florida's Division of Corporations (Sunbiz) for its registered agent and officers.

Source: Florida DBPR condominium public records, Dade and Monroe Counties (Condo_MD.csv), checked . City is taken from the address DBPR has on file.