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Home Owners Association Information About
Cortez Village, Cortez, FL 34215

At a glance

No dedicated Cortez Village HOA exists in Cortez, FL 34215; the historic village area features properties with no HOA or small associations like Cortez Park (55+ co-op) and Hunters Point (Pearl Homes Management). Verified facts include Cortez Park monthly fees ~$460-475 and Hunters Point ~$435-550; contact details and full rules unavailable from public sources. Location offers waterfront access near Anna Maria Island.

Community Overview

No single HOA named "Cortez Village" was identified in Cortez, FL 34215. The historic Cortez Village area features varied or no HOA structures, with properties in small associations like Cortez Park (resident-owned cooperative) or newer developments such as Hunters Point.

HOA Fees

Information on specific fees for a "Cortez Village" HOA is unavailable. Cortez Park reports monthly fees around $460–$475 in recent listings. Hunters Point (Pearl Homes Management) fees range from approximately $435–$550 monthly based on property listings. Transfer fees, capital contributions, and special assessments details unavailable.

HOA Rules & Regulations

Detailed rules for any specific Cortez Village HOA unavailable from public sources. General area notes include deed restrictions in some newer communities and 55+ restrictions in Cortez Park.

Community Amenities

Amenities vary by sub-community. Cortez Park offers clubhouse, boat docks, water access, shuffleboard, and on-site restaurant. Hunters Point includes gated entry, pool, and marina access. Full list unavailable without specific HOA.

Lifestyle

Residents enjoy a laid-back, historic fishing village atmosphere with waterfront living, proximity to Anna Maria Island beaches, and local seafood dining.

Contact Information

Cortez Park: Website https://cortezparkflorida.com; email cortezparkhomeowners@gmail.com (from site). Hunters Point: sales@hunterspointfl.com, 941-241-2429, 4337 Marina View Way, Cortez, FL 34215. No central Cortez Village HOA contact found.

Notable Aspects

Historic fishing village setting with limited shared amenities in many properties; some newer gated waterfront communities emphasize sustainability and resilience.

Conclusion

Cortez Village lacks a unified HOA; individual properties or small associations manage community aspects. Detailed verified HOA data unavailable.

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Sources and methodology

How this information was reviewed

Public sources checked: Florida Division of Corporations (Sunbiz), HOA listing sites (florida-hoa.com, florida-condo-associations.com), real estate MLS listings (2024-2026), official community websites (cortezparkflorida.com, hunterspointfl.com), and local news. Important gaps: No exact match for Cortez Village HOA; fee/rule details limited to listings and may vary.

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Frequently asked questions

Is there a Cortez Village HOA?

No single HOA named Cortez Village was identified; the area has varied or no HOA structures.

What are typical HOA fees in Cortez Village area?

Cortez Park fees around $460-475 monthly; Hunters Point $435-550 monthly per listings. Exact details unavailable.

What amenities are available?

Cortez Park offers clubhouse, boat docks, shuffleboard; Hunters Point has pool and gated access. Full details unavailable.

Where can I find contact info?

Cortez Park: cortezparkflorida.com; Hunters Point: sales@hunterspointfl.com or 941-241-2429. No central contact found.