Condos for sale.
St. John’s Metro.

Look beyond the unit.

A condo can mean less outdoor upkeep, but every building works differently. The right choice starts with understanding what you own, what you share and what you’ll be responsible for.

What does the monthly fee actually cover?

Compare what is included in each building’s fees: snow clearing, grounds maintenance, common areas, insurance or utilities may be handled differently. Look at the full monthly cost alongside your mortgage, taxes, insurance and any utilities you pay separately.

What work is coming up?

Ask about the roof, windows, exterior, elevators and other shared systems. Review available financial statements, reserve information, meeting minutes and planned repairs with the appropriate professionals. Ask whether any special assessments have been approved or are being discussed.

Will the rules fit your life?

Check the rules for pets, rentals, smoking, renovations and use of common areas. Confirm parking and storage arrangements, visitor parking, accessibility and any restrictions that could affect your plans.

How does it feel on an ordinary day?

Think about stairs or elevator access, sound between units, natural light, deliveries, garbage collection and winter access. For downsizing, measure the furniture you want to keep and consider storage before deciding how much space you need.

Is every apartment a condo?

No. Condominium describes ownership rather than a building’s shape. This search uses the condo ownership information supplied with the listings, so it can include townhouse-style condos as well as apartment-style units.