RexMontReal Estate

Seattle condos for sale

Seattle Condos for Sale

Search live Seattle condos listings from NWMLS data, then ask RexMont to compare HOA risk, resale depth, financing fit, and tour timing before you write.

Buyer-ready edge

Seattle condo buyers need speed, but they also need discipline: HOA review, resale certificate timing, parking/storage verification, rental-cap awareness, and building-level comps before the offer.

Google reviews
1,235
Review average
5.0
Transactions
1,200+
Sold volume
$1B+
Adriano Tori, Designated Broker — RexMont Real Estate

Page author

Adriano Tori

Designated Broker, Founder & CEO — RexMont Real Estate · WA Lic. #27660

This Seattle condos guide is maintained by Adriano Tori, RexMont's Designated Broker, for buyers comparing live inventory, HOA risk, resale value, and offer strategy.

5.0 · 1,235 Google reviewsBest of Bellevue 2025NWMLS MemberAbout Adriano →

Live NWMLS data

Active Seattle condos for sale

Live Seattle condos from NWMLS data, refreshed hourly. Use the full search to adjust price, beds, HOA, status, and map area.

See all Seattle condos
Median price
$638K
Median $/sqft
$788
Avg days on market
54
Listings for sale
24+

Listing data courtesy of NWMLS. Provided for the consumer's personal, non-commercial use. Market stats reflect representative recent sales for Seattle; individual neighborhoods may vary.

See all Seattle condos

Local buyer strategy

Compare Seattle condos before the showing.

Seattle condo value changes building by building. Belltown and Downtown buyers watch HOA dues and reserves closely; Capitol Hill and Queen Anne buyers often pay for walkability and views; West Seattle and Ballard can offer more space and parking at a different price point.

BelltownDowntownSouth Lake UnionCapitol HillFirst HillQueen AnneBallardWest Seattle

Move fast without guessing.

FAQ

Seattle Condos FAQ

Where are most Seattle condos for sale?

The deepest Seattle condo inventory is usually in Belltown, Downtown, South Lake Union, First Hill, Capitol Hill, Queen Anne, Ballard, Fremont, and West Seattle. Each area behaves differently on HOA dues, parking, rental caps, view premiums, and resale depth.

What should I review before buying a Seattle condo?

Review the resale certificate, HOA budget, reserve study, meeting minutes, insurance coverage, rental cap, litigation history, pet rules, parking/storage deed details, and upcoming special assessments before your contingency deadlines.

Are Seattle condos easier to negotiate than houses?

Often, yes. Seattle condo inventory can sit longer than well-priced single-family homes, especially in Downtown, Belltown, and First Hill. Negotiation depends on days on market, HOA health, price band, view quality, parking, and how many similar units are active in the building.

Can RexMont help me tour Seattle condos quickly?

Yes. RexMont can schedule private condo tours, compare buildings, flag HOA risks, and help you prepare an offer strategy before a strong unit draws competition.

Get matched

Tell us which Seattle condos are worth your time.

Share budget, timeline, financing status, preferred neighborhoods, HOA comfort level, and must-haves. RexMont will help you separate real opportunities from listings that only look good online.

Selling or want a home value? Add the address for a faster, more accurate response.

By submitting, you agree to RexMont's Privacy Policy and Terms of Use. We respond to every inquiry — usually same day.