The victims and survivors of the Surfside, Fla. condo collapse

Who lived in the building and where they were at the time of the collapse.

(Octavio Jones for The Washington Post) The shattered lives of Champlain Towers South By Silvia Foster-Frau, Ann Gerhart, Danielle Rindler, Karly Domb Sadof, Garland Potts and Artur Galocha A 40-year-old 12-story condo building in Surfside, Fla. partially collapsed on June 24. Sixty-four people were killed and about 76 others are still unaccounted for as the recovery effort continues. For so many, survival or likely death came down to a single number: their condo unit. The Washington Post used property records, dispatch calls and interviews with survivors and relatives of the missing to learn who lived in the building and where they were at the time of the collapse. Read more »    More from The Post   Majority of Florida condo board quit in 2019 as squabbling residents dragged out plans for repairs Exclusive  ●  By Beth Reinhard, Tik Root, Brady Dennis and Jon Swaine ●  Read more »   Undermining Florida's condo laws: Politics, turf wars and human nature By Kim Bellware ●  Read more »   How Champlain Towers South fell and what it reveals about possible causes By Jon Swaine, Brittany Shammas, Joyce Sohyun Lee, Atthar Mirza, Emma Brown and Amy Brittain ●  Read more »   Support our work Get unlimited access for just $40. Subscribe

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