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2026 data. Median fees by city, top management companies, assessment trends.

What is HOA Agent?

HOA Agent is a free public database of HOA and condo community information for Palm Beach County, Florida. We aggregate fees, restrictions, and resident reviews so buyers and residents can research any community before committing.

Is HOA Agent free to use?

Basic community profiles — fees, restrictions, management info, and resident reviews — are free to browse with no account required. Detailed reports with full source citations and history are available for $2.99 per community.

How often is the data updated?

Public records are refreshed on a weekly basis. Resident-submitted information is reviewed and added on an ongoing basis. Some communities have more data than others depending on available records.

What counties does HOA Agent cover?

HOA Agent currently covers Palm Beach County, Florida — over 8,000 HOA and condo communities across every city in the county. Expansion to neighboring counties is planned.

How do I claim my community page?

HOA representatives and board members can claim their community page by visiting the community profile and clicking "Claim this page" at the bottom. We verify all claims before granting management access.

What is a special assessment in an HOA?

A special assessment is a one-time charge levied by an HOA or condo association above regular dues, typically to fund unexpected repairs, capital improvements, or reserve shortfalls. Under Florida law passed after the Surfside collapse, condo associations face stricter reserve funding requirements that have triggered large special assessments in many communities.