East Pass Towers I

Okaloosa County uses 00-2S-24-0708 for East Pass Towers Condo at 100 Gulf Shore Drive. The adjacent 0709 family names East Pass Towers Phase II at 110. The separate family and address provide a durable admission rule and prevent a whole-complex label from erasing the tower distinction.

The official family header states 55 units, and the address layer contains 55 unit-specific records after the base-address row is removed. That agreement supports the public unit count. It does not describe occupied homes, owners, association votes, rentals, available listings, marina slips, parking spaces, or other transferable rights.

The parcel response also contains suffix 0010, classified as condominium but carrying no legal description or building year. It is retained in the evidence record rather than silently deleted, but it is not counted as a residence because the header and unit-address set already reconcile at 55.

All 55 dated condominium rows report 1985. That supports the Tower I year and aligns with the City of Destin's recorded-drawing index. It does not establish renovation history, structural condition, effective age, roofs, windows, systems, permits, code compliance, or the condition of any selected unit.

Florida's corporate registry lists East Pass Towers Condominium Association, Inc. and East Pass Towers II Condominium Association, Inc. as distinct active entities. That separation makes a tower-level review necessary, but current declarations, amendments, budgets, and insurance files must explain any shared marina, access, maintenance, or cost obligations.

The point at 30.389929, -86.508723 is the rounded mean of the 55 unit-address geometries at 100 Gulf Shore Drive, excluding the base-address record. It is not a building footprint, parcel boundary, lobby, unit, parking location, seawall, marina slip, beach limit, common element, survey monument, or title conclusion.

A broad Destin or whole East Pass Towers result would not be an exact child handoff.

Open the 0708 Tower I file before reviewing any whole-property claim. Establish the unit in the recorded drawing and title package, identify which association instruments and marina documents apply, and then examine current finances, assessments, insurance, milestone or structural material, parking and storage assignments, gate and waterfront access rules, rental and pet provisions, permits, disclosures, and the live offering.