Sarasota, FL
Renaissance
Two hundred forty-four residences over 16 floors, completed in 2001 and recorded by the county as Renaissance 1, on the North Tamiami corridor between downtown and the Rosemary District. One of the largest condominium associations in the city, which means a big owner base carrying the building's costs and enough scale to support full amenities and professional management.
Home Types
Downtown condominium
Amenity Level
Resort
Community size
244
homes
community record
Governing Documents
HOA & community documents for Renaissance
0 documents published by the association and linked to the page each one lives on. Nothing is copied here, so you read whatever they publish today.
Renaissance I Assoc., Inc.
Condominium associationMatched to Renaissance because: Florida’s register of condominiums records this association as the managing entity of Renaissance I, a condominium in Sarasota County, and the unit count agrees EXACTLY, 244 against 244. THE COUNT IS THE GATE, NOT THE PROOF. Three other candidates in this batch had an agreeing count and were still refused: Isles of Sarasota matched Harbor Isles on the word Isles alone, Bay Point matched Vista Bay Point which this site lists separately, and St. Armands matched a four-unit building called St Armands Place. The name has to mean the same thing as well.
Who to contact
- Contact role
- Condominium association; the state register names it as the managing entity
No individual officer, director or manager is listed here. The register names the managing corporation; the current board is a matter for the association or Sunbiz.
Board members and officers are not listed here. They change often, and their names are on the association’s own records and in the state’s corporate filings, which is where they should be read from rather than from a page that cannot keep up.
Renaissance I Assoc., Inc.
No public documents have been located for this association yet.
Nothing found is not the same as nothing in force. Every community in Florida with an association has governing documents; this says only that they have not been found in a public place.
The governing body is known and nothing it publishes is public. That is a gap in what has been published, not evidence that the community has no restrictions. This list records what has been found in public, not everything that governs the property. Before an offer I pull the full document set for the specific address along with the association’s budget and financials.
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Renaissance FAQ
What kind of homes are in Renaissance?+
Renaissance offers downtown condominium. Attached homes carry an association that maintains the building itself, so the fee covers more than it would on a single-family home and the association's reserves matter to you directly. What a specific home includes, and what the association maintains, is set out in that community's documents and is worth reading before an offer rather than after.
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