DBPR reviewed and approved the association's registration.
"Delinquent" is DBPR's term for a lapsed or late annual registration/renewal filing. It is a routine administrative status — not a disciplinary action, not a safety or structural finding, and not an indication of any problem with the building itself.
BRENTWOOD TOWNHOUSE I is a mid-sized 32-unit condominium or cooperative association located in Davie, in Broward County, Florida.
Its declaration was recorded with the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR) in 1972, making it one of the older associations on the Florida registry.
Administration of the association is handled by BRENTWOOD TOWNHOUSE CONDO ASSN INC, per its DBPR registration.
It is one of 66 condominium or cooperative associations the Florida DBPR registry lists in Davie, Broward County.
BRENTWOOD TOWNHOUSE CONDO ASSN INC is listed as the managing entity for 4 associations on the Florida DBPR registry.
This page compiles BRENTWOOD TOWNHOUSE I's public registration record — its address, unit count, recorded date, managing company, and current DBPR registration status.
With 32 units, BRENTWOOD TOWNHOUSE I is on the smaller side — larger than about 39% of the associations registered in Davie.
Approximate location from the registered address. View on OpenStreetMap ↗Davie, where BRENTWOOD TOWNHOUSE I is located. Photo: Tamanoeconomico (CC BY-SA 4.0) via Wikimedia Commons
BRENTWOOD TOWNHOUSE CONDO ASSN INC C/O CONSOLIDATED COMMUNITY MANAGEMENT 7124 N NOB HILL RD TAMARAC, FL, 33321
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Frequently asked questions
How many units does BRENTWOOD TOWNHOUSE I have?
BRENTWOOD TOWNHOUSE I is registered with the Florida DBPR as a 32-unit condominium or cooperative association.
Where is BRENTWOOD TOWNHOUSE I located?
BRENTWOOD TOWNHOUSE I is located at 6627 SW 41ST PL, DAVIE, FL 33314-3319.
When was BRENTWOOD TOWNHOUSE I recorded with the state?
BRENTWOOD TOWNHOUSE I's declaration was recorded with the Florida DBPR in 1972.
Who manages BRENTWOOD TOWNHOUSE I?
BRENTWOOD TOWNHOUSE I is managed by BRENTWOOD TOWNHOUSE CONDO ASSN INC, according to its DBPR registration.
What is BRENTWOOD TOWNHOUSE I's DBPR registration status?
BRENTWOOD TOWNHOUSE I's primary registration status with the Florida DBPR is Approved. See the registration status section on this page for the full administrative status and an explanation of what it means.
How many condo associations are registered in Davie?
The Florida DBPR registry lists 66 condominium and cooperative associations in Davie, Broward County, including BRENTWOOD TOWNHOUSE I.
How many Florida associations does BRENTWOOD TOWNHOUSE CONDO ASSN INC manage?
BRENTWOOD TOWNHOUSE CONDO ASSN INC is listed as the managing entity for 4 associations on the Florida DBPR registry.
Around BRENTWOOD TOWNHOUSE I
Within walking distance of BRENTWOOD TOWNHOUSE I, OpenStreetMap maps 3 restaurants and cafés, 11 schools, and 5 parks.
Assessed values, taxable values, and tax history for the individual units inBRENTWOOD TOWNHOUSE I in Davie are public record, published by the Broward County Property Appraiser rather than compiled here. This 32-unit association recorded its declaration in 1972, and eachunit is assessed separately for property tax.
Florida property is carried at three figures: just (market) value, the capped assessed value, and the taxable value after exemptions such as homestead. Look up any unit in this building — by address or owner — on the official appraiser site:
Public mapping shows a swimming pool at this address. Pool upkeep is ongoing work for owners and associations alike — many use a robotic pool cleaner to scrub the floor, walls, and waterline automatically. For shared community pools, see our guide to how condo associations maintain their pools.
Renting out a unit at BRENTWOOD TOWNHOUSE I
Leasing here depends on the association's rental rules — minimum lease terms, caps, and approval steps; see our leasing rules guide. If a tenant falls behind, Florida's eviction process generally starts with a start with a notice to pay rent or quit, before any court filing.
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