As the Tampa Bay Times noted, the 136-story residential building in Surfside "was going through its 40-year recertification process when it crumbled at about 1:20 a.m. on June 24. Experts say the tragedy has exposed weaknesses in the state's building inspection process, and some state legislators, structural engineers, and insurance agents have suggested that it's time for the state to update laws that apply to coastal high rises."
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'Appalling': DeSantis Refuses to Back Calls for Inspection of Aging Florida Buildings After Condo Collapse | Common Dreams News
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