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.
In Fort Lauderdale, in Broward County, Florida, PARK PLACE is registered as a 19-unit condominium or cooperative association. It has been on the Florida DBPR registry since 1974. It is one of the older communities on the registry.
With 19 units, it is on the smaller side for Fort Lauderdale — larger than about 34% of local associations. Administration is handled by PARK PLACE CONDOMINIUM, INC., per its DBPR registration.
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Approximate location from the registered address. View on OpenStreetMap ↗Fort Lauderdale, where PARK PLACE is located. Photo: KeanoManu (CC BY-SA 4.0) via Wikimedia Commons
PARK PLACE CONDOMINIUM, INC. 10001 W OAKLAND PARK BLVD, STE 302 SUNRISE, FL, 33351
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Frequently asked questions
How many units does PARK PLACE have?
PARK PLACE is registered with the Florida DBPR as a 19-unit condominium or cooperative association.
Where is PARK PLACE located?
PARK PLACE is located at 609 NE 13TH AVE, FORT LAUDERDALE, FL 33304.
When was PARK PLACE recorded with the state?
PARK PLACE's declaration was recorded with the Florida DBPR in 1974.
Who manages PARK PLACE?
PARK PLACE is managed by PARK PLACE CONDOMINIUM, INC., according to its DBPR registration.
What is PARK PLACE's DBPR registration status?
PARK PLACE'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 Fort Lauderdale?
The Florida DBPR registry lists 575 condominium and cooperative associations in Fort Lauderdale, Broward County, including PARK PLACE.
Around Park Place
Within walking distance of PARK PLACE, OpenStreetMap maps 16 restaurants and cafés, 2 grocery stores, 6 schools, and 2 parks.
Assessed values, taxable values, and tax history for the individual units inPARK PLACE in Fort Lauderdale are public record, published by the Broward County Property Appraiser rather than compiled here. This 19-unit association recorded its declaration in 1974, 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:
Selling a unit here involves the association too — an estoppel certificate, document requests, and possibly a right-of-first-refusal review; see our seller's guide. Transferring ownership to a family member instead, without a traditional sale? A create a gift deed documents that differently than a sale contract does.
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