1001 E Ponce De Leon Blvd

Coral Gables 33134 · Institutional

According to permitsearch.us records (updated 2026-08-15), 1001 E Ponce De Leon Blvd, Coral Gables, FL 33134 has 1 permit on file.

The most recent permit on file is a right of way tree removal/ relocations/ pruning tree removal/ relocations/ pruning permit (status: Applied).

records updated 2026-08-15

Year built

1950

Building area

9,564 ft²

Use

Institutional

Source: public property records

Permit history

—Right of Way Tree Removal/ Relocations/ Pruning Tree Removal/ Relocations/ Pruning · Cassia fistula at approx. 30" DBH (Bifurcated trunk) Loss of significant crown over years 40-50%. Tree has been in decline from fungal pathogen for years. Trunk has signs and symptoms of advanced fungal bracts and internal decay. We have monitored and stretched the longevity through mitigation pruning (removing dead/declining branches) but it is in best interest to remove this tree soon, to avoid any significant whole tree failure. Applied

Source: City of Coral Gables (Tyler EnerGov) ↗

A permit history reflects what was filed with the county; it is a record of filings, not an assessment of current condition.

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Natural hazards

Also reviewed — lower or no FEMA rating: Tornado, Hail, Riverine flooding, Coastal flooding, Heat wave, Cold wave, Seismic, Wind, Flood, Sinkhole / karst.

Risk data: FEMA National Risk Index ↗

Overview

This institutional at 1001 E Ponce De Leon Blvd was built in 1950. county records show 1 permit(s), most recently a right of way tree removal/ relocations/ pruning tree removal/ relocations/ pruning in. FEMA maps it outside the high-risk flood zone (Outside the mapped high-risk flood zone (Zone X)). low sinkhole risk.

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