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How would a condominium go about becoming an adult community (55 or older), and would all the residents under 55 years old have to move out?

April 26, 2017Adult condominium Older residents

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How would a condominium go about becoming an adult community (55 or older), and would all the residents under 55 years old have to move out?

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A property must meet certain requirements of the Federal Fair Housing Act to be designated as an adult community. The Florida Commission on Human Relations administers the Federal Fair Housing Act in Florida. You may contact the Florida Commission on Human Relations at: Post Office Box 3388, Tallahassee, Florida 32315-3388 or 850 488-7082 (ask for the housing area), or on the Internet at: http://fchr.state.fl.us. For copies of the Federal Fair Housing Act you may call 800-767-7468. Condominium: Not addressed in Chapter 718, F.S. Cooperative: Not addressed in Chapter 719, F.S.