Apartments Condemned After Massive Fire Engulfs Coral Springs Building

Several families were forced to evacuate an apartment building early Wednesday morning in Coral Springs after a massive fire broke out.

The fire broke out around midnight at a six-unit building in the 10700 block of La Placida Drive.

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Crews from Coral Springs-Parkland Fire Rescue responded and found heavy flames and black smoke coming from the building.

Crews responded to an overnight fire in a 6-unit condo building. Upon arrival, heavy flames and black smoke were visible. Crews quickly searched the affected units to ensure everyone was out safely. The Red Cross responded to assist those residents who were displaced. pic.twitter.com/y9FZY49M1e
— Coral Springs-Parkland Fire Department (@CoralSpringsFD) January 18, 2023

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Firefighters quickly searched to make sure everyone got out safely as they put out the blaze.

Deputy Fire Chief Michael Moser said five apartments were damaged from the fire, and officials later said all six units had been condemned.

Getting a better look at the extent of the damage, you can see the roof is caved in toward the center. And 6 units are now condemned according to officials. @nbc6 pic.twitter.com/2j9prFkDeb
— Chernéy Amhara (@CherneyAmharaTV) January 18, 2023