Market EducationJun 10, 2026 · Updated Oct 15, 20262 min read

Miami-Dade reopened its 0% condo assessment loan for June 2026

$15M in funding and 0% loans up to $50,000 a unit, with applications taken June 1 to June 30. Here is why assessments are quietly repricing older condos.

Miami-Dade reopened its 0% condo assessment loan for June 2026
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Updated Oct 15, 2026: this application round closed on June 30, 2026. I have not seen a new round announced, so check with Miami-Dade County before you plan around this program.

Miami-Dade just reopened its Condominium Special Assessment Loan Program, and the application window is open for the rest of June. The county put roughly $15 million in funding behind this round, on top of the more than $55 million it has provided to date. The program offers 0% interest loans up to $50,000 per unit for eligible households facing special assessments.

Eligibility runs up to 140% of Area Median Income, with priority given to residents aged 62 and older. The application is fully digital, and the window runs June 1 through June 30, 2026. If you or someone you know is staring down an assessment, this closes at the end of the month.

THIS ROUND
$15M
New funding
PROVIDED TO DATE
$55M+
Program lifetime
MAX LOAN
$50,000
Per unit, 0% interest
DEADLINE
Jun 30
Fully digital application

Why this matters for older condos

My read: special assessments are quietly reshaping what older condos are worth. Since the reserve mandates took hold, aging buildings have been hit with large assessments that owners have to cover, and that cost gets priced straight into resale value. A 0% loan does not erase the assessment, but it can be the difference between an owner holding on and an owner dumping a unit into a soft market.

For buyers, programs like this are a signal of where the pressure is. If a building's owners are leaning on assessment loans, that building has a reserve and assessment story you need to understand before you make an offer. This is exactly the building-level detail that decides whether an older condo is a bargain or a trap.

  • This round has closed. Applications ran June 1 to June 30, 2026. Watch the county for the next one.
  • Seniors first. Priority goes to residents 62 and older.
  • Know the AMI limit. Eligibility runs to 140% of Area Median Income.
  • Buyers, dig in. Heavy assessment activity is a flag to study a building's reserves before offering.
CONDO DATACheck a building's assessment story

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