Orlando HOA Communities

We currently list 18 homeowner associations in Orlando, and the directory is growing. Each listing includes community type, year built, amenities, and management company where available.

In a deed-restricted community, HOA membership and assessments are mandatory once you buy — they run with the property. Florida homeowners' associations are governed by Chapter 720, and condominium associations by Chapter 718.

Find your community in the directory above for its management company and details, then request the governing documents. Florida law entitles members to inspect official records within 10 business days — see our records request guide.

Review the reserve fund, any special assessments, the CC&Rs, and the estoppel certificate at closing. Our buying guide and estoppel guide walk through each step.

Some do. A community development district (CDD) is a local government that finances a community's roads, utilities and sometimes amenities, and bills owners on the county property tax bill, separate from HOA dues. Our listings say whether a CDD applies for Stoneybrook Master Association of Orlando, Inc., Storey Park Community Association. For any other home, check the parcel's tax bill for non-ad valorem CDD lines. Our CDD guide explains how the fees work and how long they last.