Condo associations in Coral Springs, FL
Coral Springs, in Palm Beach County, has 15 registered condominium or cooperative associations on the Florida DBPR registry, the largest of which is BOCA PALMS FOUR, A CONDO with 56 units.
Across the associations with a recorded unit count, sizes range from 20 to 56 units. Their declarations were recorded with the Florida DBPR between 1972 and 1988. They are administered by 3 different managing entities on the DBPR registry.

Largest associations
All associations in Coral Springs
- BOCA PALMS FOUR, A CONDO
- BOCA PALMS ONE, A CONDO.
- BOCA PALMS THREE, A CONDO
- BOCA PALMS TWO, A CONDO.
- LUCERNE POINTE 10 A CONDO
- LUCERNE POINTE 11 A CONDO
- LUCERNE POINTE 4 A CONDO
- LUCERNE POINTE 5 A CONDO
- LUCERNE POINTE 6 A CONDO
- LUCERNE POINTE 7 A CONDO
- LUCERNE POINTE EIGHT, A CONDO
- LUCERNE POINTE NINE A CONDO
- LUCERNE POINTE THREE A CONDO
- LUCERNE POINTE TWO A CONDO
- SUN COUNTRY CONDO
See all Palm Beach County associations
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- What the DBPR registration statuses mean
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- Renting out your condo: Florida leasing rules
- FHA-approved condos in Florida: how to check
- VA-approved condos in Florida: how to check
- Florida condo fees and dues, explained
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