As 2025 comes to a close, Florida’s condominium associations look back on another year defined by constant change. Rising assessments, shifting insurance markets, expanded management responsibilities, new voting rules, and upcoming board term limits have left many boards feeling overwhelmed. This year-end reflection breaks down what changed, what may finally be stabilizing, and how Condo Craze and HOAs has helped bring clarity, perspective, and a little humor to a challenging

For more than 15 years, we’ve written a weekly blog for condo and HOA owners, board members, managers, and legal professionals across Florida. It’s designed to explain complex laws, legislative changes, and real-world issues in plain English, not legal jargon. With hundreds of searchable posts, the blog has become a trusted resource for anyone looking to better understand condo and HOA issues.

A good Owner’s Rep can be the difference between a smooth project and a budget-blowing mess. They act as your watchdog, keeping engineers and contractors honest while protecting your board from confusion, surprise costs, and missed deadlines. Smaller routine jobs may not need one, but big repairs, structural work, or self-managed communities often do.