NIST investigators give update on Surfside condo collapse investigation
"Our team is driven by finding out what happened so that something like this never happens again."
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"Our team is driven by finding out what happened so that something like this never happens again."
Building inspectors are now sharing the red flags people need to look out for before renting or buying.
Police chaplains Rabbi Mark Rosenberg and Rabbi Yossi Harlig recount their roles during the tragedy in Surfside.
"We need a conclusion to this because there are other buildings in the same danger," says Pablo Langesfeld.
The federal investigation into the deadly Surfside condo collapse is entering a new phase that involves cutting and drilling into concrete and steel to determine what role they played in the disaster, officials said Wednesday.
Miami attorney Philip Freidin said the total represents a discount of as much as $200 million.
The organization is working more than two-dozen hypotheses.
An additional $10 million is in the state budget for things like equipment updates, service costs and maintenance.
Florida's vast condo communities are preparing for big changes after the legislature approved a safety bill.
A judge on Saturday gave initial approval to a settlement of more than $1 billion to families who lost loved ones in the collapse last year of a Florida beachfront condominium building in which 98 people died.
Attorneys for the families who lost relatives in last year's collapse of a Florida condominium tower that killed 98 people reached a $1.02 billion settlement Friday, providing a speedy resolution to lawsuits that could have dragged on for years.
"This package represents the most significant reforms to Florida's homeowners insurance market in a generation."
The land where the Champlain Towers South condo once stood in Surfside before its tragic collapse will be sold.
The site of the Surfside building collapse will be sold to a billionaire for $120 million.
Jim DeFede's guest for Sunday's show was Eric Glazer, one of the state's leading condo attorneys who has been pushing for years to make condos safer.
