No condo or HOA bill has been filed for Florida's 2027 session — here is exactly when they will be
No condo or HOA bill has been filed for Florida's 2027 session — here is exactly when they will be
2026-09-10 · Florida · Legislation
What happened. Florida's 2027 legislative board is empty. As of today, not one condominium, cooperative, homeowners' association, community-association-management or association-adjacent housing bill has been filed for the 2027 Regular Session.
The 2027 list contains 17 bills. All are Senate bills, all are private claim bills — SB 12 through SB 44, even numbers — and all were filed on 7 August 2026, the claim-bill deadline. The House list returns zero.1
Anyone citing a 2027 condominium or HOA bill number today is guessing.
The calendar, which is the actual news
From the Senate's published session-dates document:2
- Week of 30 November 2026 — the first interim committee week.
- January 2027 — interim weeks of the 4th and the 11th.
- February 2027 — interim weeks of the 1st, 8th and 15th.
- 2 March 2027 — the Regular Session convenes, and noon that same day is the Senate deadline for filing bills for introduction under Senate Rule 3.7(1).
- 20 April 2027 — the 50th day, and the last day for regularly scheduled committee meetings.
- 30 April 2027 — the 60th day, sine die.
Note that this is a later start than 2026, which convened on 13 January. The substantive filing window is therefore still wide open through the autumn.
Nobody knows which committee will hear a condo bill yet
A structural point that is genuinely underappreciated: the 2026-2028 committees do not exist. Committee assignments are made at the organisation session in November 2026. The Senate Regulated Industries page states there are no meeting records for the selected session, and there is no 2027 committee page at all.
The current Regulated Industries chair, Sen. Jennifer Bradley, and vice chair, Sen. Jason Pizzo, hold those roles for the 2024-2026 term only.
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