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Discover 27806+ condos and apartments for sale across the Niagara Peninsula. Lock-and-leave convenience, resort-style amenities, and affordable entry into the market.
Condos offer one of the most accessible ways to enter the Niagara real estate market. With prices typically starting below $350,000, they are ideal for first-time buyers and downsizers.
No more mowing lawns or shovelling snow. Condo corporations handle exterior maintenance, landscaping, and common area upkeep so you can focus on enjoying your home.
Many Niagara condos feature amenities like fitness centres, pools, party rooms, and rooftop terraces. Newer developments often include EV charging, concierge, and co-working spaces.
1001- 55 Regent Park Boulevard
Toronto
LS04- 90 Orchard Point Road
Orillia
433- 11750 Ninth Line
Whitchurch-Stouffville
2017- 12 Sudbury Street
Toronto
C-103- 182 D'arcy Street
Cobourg
310- 2 sonic Way
Toronto
292 Zenith Private
Ottawa
1600- 55 Kingsbridge Garden Circle
Mississauga
2003- 15 Greenview Avenue
Toronto
B714- 60 Annie Craig Drive
Toronto
1905- 138 Downes Street
Toronto
N434- 35 Rolling Mills Road
Toronto
St. Catharines
Downtown condos, waterfront units at Port Dalhousie
Niagara Falls
High-rise condos near the Falls and tourist district
Grimsby
Lakefront condos and modern developments
Welland
Affordable condo living along the Canal
Niagara-on-the-Lake
Boutique condo communities in wine country
Fort Erie
Waterfront condos near Crystal Beach
When you buy a condo in Ontario, you pay monthly common element fees to the condo corporation. These fees fund the day-to-day operations of the building and contribute to a reserve fund for major repairs and replacements. In Niagara, typical monthly condo fees range from $300 to $800, depending on the building's age, size, and amenities.
Before purchasing a condo, it is essential to review the corporation's status certificate. This document outlines the building's financial health, reserve fund balance, any pending special assessments, rules, and insurance coverage. Your real estate lawyer will review this on your behalf as part of the purchase process.
Higher condo fees are not necessarily a red flag — they can indicate a well-managed building that is adequately funding its reserves. Conversely, unusually low fees may suggest deferred maintenance or an underfunded reserve. Your RE/MAX agent can help you evaluate condo fees in context.
Condo prices in Niagara vary by city and building but generally range from $300,000 to $600,000. St. Catharines and Niagara Falls offer the widest selection, while Grimsby and Niagara-on-the-Lake condos tend to command higher prices. New construction condos may be priced differently than resale units.
Condo fees (also called common element fees or maintenance fees) typically cover building insurance, common area maintenance, landscaping, snow removal, and reserve fund contributions. Some condos also include water, heat, or other utilities. Fees vary by building and amenities — typically $300 to $800 per month in Niagara.
Condos can be an excellent investment in Niagara, particularly in cities with strong rental demand like St. Catharines (near Brock University) and Niagara Falls (tourism sector). Lower purchase prices and maintenance-free living make condos attractive for both investors and first-time buyers. Always review the condo corporation's status certificate before purchasing.