Florida’s condo market is in crisis as skyrocketing ownership costs, driven by doubled insurance rates, hefty special assessments, and soaring HOA fees, have pushed many owners to sell.

A secretive quasi-governmental condo blacklist is growing exponentially, making it difficult for owners in scores of troubled buildings in Miami and South Florida to sell or get loans for repairs ...

Florida is contending with a condo crisis, and the ballooning costs of ownership are a big reason why. Retirees Rob and Karen Dickson moved from upstate New York to Punta Gorda, Fla., ...

A lot of them own their condos outright. They can’t afford to fork over $100,000, and this is being put forward basically because of policies that were implemented by the Florida Legislature ...

You can get in touch with Giulia by emailing: g.carbonaro@newsweek.com. The number of Florida condos on the so-called nationwide "blacklist" maintained by the Federal National Mortgage Association ...

A lot of them own their condos outright. They can't afford to fork over $100,000, and this is being put forward basically because of policies that were implemented by the Florida Legislature ...

The USA TODAY Florida Network, which includes 19 daily newspapers throughout the state, has written extensively on the topic that has generated significant interest and concern for many condo ...