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Condos for Sale in Waltham, MA

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Waltham condos for sale. Browse the purchase listings below, then tell Amo Realty - Boston City Properties your price range, room needs and timing. Compare the individual home’s layout, parking, condition and association costs. If you have a unit in mind, send its address and ask about its status and a viewing.

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Current Real Estate Statistics for Condos in Waltham, MA

33
Homes Listed
8
Avg. Days on Site
$543
Avg. $ / Sq.Ft.
$538,382
Med. List Price

Choose a Waltham address, then compare the home.

Where do you need to be?

Tell our team if your search centers on Main Street and Moody Street, Moody Street and Crescent Street, Newton Street and Calvary Street, or the City Center. Compare the trip from the exact unit to your work, errands and transit stop; an old neighborhood-wide commute estimate does not describe that journey.

If you want to be near Bentley University, Camp Cabot, Brandeis University or Riverview, include the destination and the times you need to travel. For Lakeview, Kingston, Piety Corner or The Highlands, compare the particular street, parking and access you will use. Near Beaver Brook or Clematis Brook, check the actual transit service and walking route before treating a station name as a convenient commute.

Compare rooms, entrances and upkeep

An older conversion and a newer condo can have very different stairs, entrances, storage and repair needs. Look at usable bedroom space, natural light, laundry and any outdoor area. Confirm which parking space, storage area or other feature belongs to the unit rather than assuming it comes with the building.

Request the association documents and ask who maintains the roof, exterior and shared systems. A remodeled kitchen does not establish the condition of the whole building. If a home is described as a townhouse, confirm the ownership and maintenance arrangements for that specific property.

Ask about a named development

Looking at one of these Waltham developments? Include the name and unit address in your message so our team can check the particular home you mean.

  • 160 School Street
  • Bishops Forest
  • Northgate Gardens
  • Parkers Lane Village
  • Stoneridge Estates
  • The Village at Clarks Pond
  • Walnut Place
  • Walnut Street
  • Wellington Crossing

A development name does not mean a home is currently for sale or available to rent. Ask about the unit’s status, included features, association rules and any community requirements before arranging a visit.

Plan for the full cost of ownership

Compare the mortgage payment with property taxes, insurance, association charges, utilities and maintenance. Ask what the association fee covers, whether shared work is planned and whether a special assessment adds another cost. Your lender and attorney can help you review financing and the documents for the home you are considering.

The CFPB home-purchase budget guide explains expenses to include alongside the price.

A home to live in or rent out?

If you are buying to rent the condo out, check the association’s rental rules, permitted lease terms and your financing before relying on rental income. Allow for repairs and periods without a tenant. Ask our team about comparable properties and the information needed to assess your plans; neither a neighborhood nor an old occupancy figure guarantees a return.

If you need a condo to rent yourself, the homes above are purchase listings, not rental offers. Send our rental team your preferred Waltham address, move-in date, lease length, monthly budget and room needs. Ask about the written lease, costs, parking, pets and building rules for the particular rental.

Selling your Waltham condo

Tell our selling team the address, condition, improvements, parking and when you hope to move. Ask for current comparable sales and which association documents to gather. When comparing offers, consider the price, financing, contingencies and proposed closing date—not just whether a buyer promises a quick closing.

Talk through a Waltham condo purchase.

Send the listing or address, budget and timing to our buying team. Ask about a viewing, comparable sales and preparing an offer. An inquiry does not reserve the home, submit an offer or approve financing.