On June 23, 2025, Governor Ron DeSantis signed House Bill 913 (“HB 913” or “the Bill”), which amends various Florida condominium laws and directly impacts the duties and obligations of board members and property managers, as well as clarifies several key changes from last summer’s biggest condominium-related bill, House Bill 1021 (“HB 1021”).
Effective July 1, 2025, all condominium associations across Florida must comply with HB 913. As such, we advise that associations, including board members and management staff, review and become familiar with the Bill’s changes. It is worth noting that some of these changes necessitate immediate and specific policy and protocol adjustments, demanding more than reliance on a generalized summary such as this. It is strongly recommended that legal counsel be consulted regarding compliance and implementation.
Haber Law has prepared a comprehensive legal summary to help stakeholders understand the implications of HB 913 and take the necessary steps toward compliance. Access the FULL UPDATE HERE
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