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Structure
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On record
Florida DBPR condominium identity
DBPR name as listed
GARDENS OF KENDALL #2
DBPR address as listed
10525 S.W. 112TH AVENUE, MIAMI, FL 33176
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Units
54 — DBPR project total
Condominium recorded
September 12, 1978
DBPR primary status
Approved
DBPR's administrative status for the condominium filing. It is not a CondoKnow rating of the building.
DBPR-listed managing entity
GARDENS OF KENDALL #2
Role shown exactly as DBPR lists it; CondoKnow has not independently confirmed whether this is the legal association, a manager, or another entity.
Source: Florida DBPR condominium extract · CondoKnow snapshot Nov. 2, 2026. DBPR's secondary-status field is not used as a CondoKnow building finding.
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Florida rules to know
Milestone inspections and SIRS
For Florida residential condominium buildings that are three or more habitable stories, state law generally requires a Structural Integrity Reserve Study at least every 10 years. Florida's milestone-inspection law generally applies to residential condominium and cooperative buildings that are three or more stories, with the first milestone inspection due when a building reaches 30 years of age and every 10 years thereafter.
This is general Florida law, not a finding about this condo. CondoKnow has not yet established the project's physical building count, story count, certificate-of-occupancy date, or whether an exception applies.
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Before you buy
Questions to ask
- Has a milestone or similar structural inspection been completed, and can I see the report?
- Has the association completed its current SIRS, and can I see the study and funding schedule?
- Are there current or planned special assessments?
- What is the current master insurance coverage and deductible structure?
- How are reserves funded today?
- Are there association-level lawsuits, liens, judgments, loans, or other recorded obligations I should understand?
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