Roney Palace Confidential is dedicated to shining a light on the activities, decisions, and dynamics that shape life at the Roney Palace Condominium, giving homeowners the information they need to stay informed and empowered. Our mission goes beyond simply delivering community news—we aim to educate homeowners about what’s going on behind the scenes, ensuring that everyone is in the know about the issues that matter most. Whether it's transparency in board actions, hidden developments, or important updates, we provide the intel you won't find anywhere else.
Welcome to Roney Palace Confidential
We are residents at the Roney Palace and we love it here...
Some of us live here full time, others come for the winter, some rent their units, and some have served on the Board.
Collectively, we form a group of unit owners who care deeply about our amazing home and are increasingly concerned by the actions of the current board. On the surface, we believe they compromise the safety, well-being, and financial health of our entire community, reflecting both a neglect of fiduciary duties and a tacit endorsement of illegal overnight rentals.
One of the most significant and controversial actions taken by the current board was its decision to reduce guest card fees—a highly contested move that disproportionately benefited board members and unit owners who improperly rent their units for fewer than 30 days.
The Board's continued refusal to enforce the 30-day minimum rental requirement, as outlined in our Rules and Regulations, or to take meaningful action against offending unit owners, has led to a proliferation of transient rentals. It is time for a change.
This website will share articles on the latest developments and insights affecting our community, including a running timeline of board decisions, evolving election information, and suggestions on how to get involved. We encourage all visitors to this site to review the data and draw their own conclusions.
Here are some quick links to get you started:
To report illegal overnight rentals at the Roney you can contact the City of Miami Code Compliance Department:
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Call: (305) 604-CITY
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Email: Code Compliance Officers are available to respond to complaints from 6 a.m. to 1 a.m. Sun - Wed. ​
For more information....
The most important action you can take right now is to be sure you are eligible vote by updating your voters certificate and mailing address by calling the Roney Office or emailing using the button below
