A developer is attempting to sell condominium units at the site of the Surfside, Miami building collapse, according to reports citing information from local officials. The 12-story beachfront condo building, which collapsed in June 2021, killed dozens of people and led to widespread scrutiny of building safety and maintenance practices.
The reports say the development effort has not yet resulted in any confirmed condo purchases. It describes efforts to market replacement or redeveloped units at the former site, while noting that buyers have not committed to purchasing the available inventory as of the time of reporting.
The information also points to the continuing impact of the disaster on the property and redevelopment process, including ongoing steps related to reconstruction and approvals. The reports do not indicate that any sales have closed, and they frame the situation as a stalled or limited sales process rather than a successful restart of property sales. Overall, the coverage centers on the developer’s current efforts to market condos at the former collapse site and the lack of completed transactions.
