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Condos for Sale in Milton, ON

This page shows every condo for sale in Milton, including condo apartments, stacked townhomes and condo townhouses. If you searched for apartments for sale in Milton, these are them: in Ontario an apartment you can buy is almost always a condominium unit.

Milton's condo market is young. Most buildings are mid-rise and were completed in the last fifteen years or so, and the town has planned for much more density around Milton GO Station and Main Street. That makes it a good place for first-time buyers, downsizers and commuters who want low maintenance.

Active listings
107
Median price
$545K
Price range
$400K – $859K
Avg. price / sq ft
$619
Avg. days on market
7

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107 listings

Where Milton's condos are

There are two main clusters. One is along Main Street East close to the GO station, where the town has designated a major transit station area and taller buildings are planned or under way. The other is around Derry Road and Thompson Road, close to shopping and the 401. You will also find low-rise buildings and stacked towns spread through the Bristol Survey neighbourhoods.

What to check before you buy

In a newer building, I read the status certificate closely: the reserve fund study, any upcoming special assessments, how the corporation handles warranty items with the builder, and the rules on pets, rentals and short-term stays. Monthly fees in Milton are generally moderate because most buildings are mid-rise without big amenity floors, but they vary, so compare per square foot.

Parking and a locker matter more than people expect here. Most Milton condo owners still drive, so a unit without a parking space can be harder to resell.

Who Milton condos suit

I see three groups: first-time buyers who want to own in Halton for less than a townhome, commuters who want to walk to the Milton GO train, and longtime Milton homeowners who want to stay in town without stairs or a lawn. Each group should look at different buildings, and I am glad to narrow it down for you.

About Milton

One of Canada's fastest-growing communities, framed by the Niagara Escarpment.

There are currently 107 active listings matching condos for sale in Milton, with a median asking price of $544,900 and an average of $619 per square foot. Properties here are moving quickly, so be ready to view within a day or two of a listing going live and expect competing offers.

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Frequently asked questions

Are there condo apartments for sale near Milton GO?

Yes. Several buildings sit along Main Street East within walking distance of Milton GO Station, and more are planned as the town builds out its transit station area. The listings above show what is available today.

Are condo fees high in Milton?

They tend to be moderate because most Milton buildings are newer and mid-rise, but they vary by building, amenities and what the fee covers. I compare fees per square foot and read the reserve fund study before you commit.

Can I rent out a condo I buy in Milton?

Usually yes for long-term rentals, but each condo corporation sets its own rules, and many restrict short-term rentals. I check the declaration and rules before you make an offer.

What is a stacked townhouse?

A stacked townhouse is a condo unit, usually two levels, sitting above or below another unit in a townhouse-style building. It gives you a front door at street level and more of a house feel than an apartment, with a condo fee.

Is a Milton condo a good first purchase?

It can be. A condo lets you start building equity in Halton with a smaller down payment than a townhome, and Milton's newer buildings tend to have fewer big repair surprises. The key is choosing a well-run corporation with a healthy reserve fund.

Listing data is provided in part by the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board (TRREB) and is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed accurate. Information is for consumers' personal, non-commercial use and may not be used for any purpose other than to identify prospective properties. Data is updated every 15 minutes.