Clay County has 5
active condominium management firms licensed by the Florida DBPR, covering
31 registered condo buildings with 2,167 units.
23% of condominiums are linked to a management firm in the DBPR registry.
Customer ratings average 3.5★ across 1,550 reviews (5 firms with verified ratings).
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Source: DBPR condo registry, August 24, 2026. Counts reflect registered buildings linked to each firm.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many condo management companies serve Clay County, Florida?
5 active condo management firms hold a DBPR CAB license and manage condominiums in Clay County, Florida, covering a combined 31 registered condo buildings with 2,167 units.
Which condo management company manages the most condos in Clay County?
PROFESSIONAL COMMUNITY MANAGEMENT INC manages the most condominiums in Clay County on the DBPR registry, with 3 condo buildings and 97 units on file.
Do condo management companies in Florida need to be licensed?
Yes. Florida requires community association management firms to hold a Community Association Business (CAB) license issued by the DBPR under Florida Statutes § 468.431. All active firms listed for Clay County hold a current CAB license. A lapsed or revoked license bars a firm from managing condominiums until reinstated.
What is the average customer rating for condo managers in Clay County?
The average Google rating for condo management companies in Clay County is 3.5★, based on 1,550 reviews across 5 firms with verified ratings.
How do I choose a condo management company in Clay County, Florida?
When comparing condo management companies in Clay County, verify the DBPR CAB license, compare the number of local condominiums they currently manage, review Google ratings, and ask about experience with Chapter 718 compliance and Florida SB 4-D reserve funding requirements. All firms listed here hold an active CAB license — confirm the license number on the DBPR website before signing.