At $3,000 for a waterfront unit—even at just $2/sqft—you're looking at a property that's severely underpriced relative to Cocoa Beach's median condo of $375K–$412K, which should trigger immediate scrutiny of what's wrong (condition, title, special assessment pending, or condo reserve-study issues are likely culprits). A 1989 waterfront building in a town with a median age near 60 and rising HOA/reserve costs across aging condos means you need a professional inspection and the condo's financial statements before writing any offer, because a 37-year-old beachfront structure in Florida carries real risk that goes beyond the headline number.

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