Florida Statutes Part IV - Special Types Of Condominiums (Ss. 718.401-718.406)

• 718.401 - Leaseholds.
  (1) A condominium may be created on lands held under lease or may include recreational facilities or other common elements or commonly used facilities on a...
• 718.4015 - Condominium Leases; Escalation Clauses.
  (1) It is declared that the public policy of this state prohibits the inclusion or enforcement of escalation clauses in land leases or other leases or...
• 718.402 - Conversion Of Existing Improvements To Condominium.
  A developer may create a condominium by converting existing, previously occupied improvements to such ownership by complying with part I of this chapter. A developer...
• 718.403 - Phase Condominiums.
  (1) Notwithstanding the provisions of s. 718.110, a developer may develop a condominium in phases, if the original declaration of condominium submitting the initial phase to...
• 718.404 - Mixed-use Condominiums.
  When a condominium consists of both residential and commercial units, the following provisions shall apply:(1) The condominium documents shall not provide that the owner of any...
• 718.405 - Multicondominiums; Multicondominium Associations.
  (1) An association may operate more than one condominium. For multicondominiums created on or after July 1, 2000, the declaration for each condominium to be operated...
• 718.406 - Condominiums Created Within Condominium Parcels.
  (1) Unless otherwise expressed in the declaration of condominium, if a condominium is created within a condominium parcel, the term:(a) “Primary condominium” means any condominium that is...

Last modified: September 23, 2016