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Condos for Sale in Boca Raton, FL
Every listing below updates live from BeachesMLS. You’ll see condo options in hotspots like Boca Pointe, Boca Del Mar, and downtown’s waterfront towers—nothing stale, no sold-out phases.
All property information is sourced from BeachesMLS and complies with Fair Housing regulations.
Why Buy a Condo in Boca Raton?
- Low upkeep: HOA teams handle roofs, lawns, and pool chemicals—freeing you for beach days instead of weekend chores.
- Amenity punch: On-site gyms, staffed gates, and resort-style pools rival country-club perks without the initiation fees.
- Prime locations: Many buildings skirt the Intracoastal or sit a five-minute walk from Mizner Park dining.
- Lock-and-leave ease: Hurricane-rated glass plus building security let seasonal owners close the door and head north worry-free.
- Cost entry point: At a median $385K, condos open Boca living for buyers priced out of single-family west-of-441 inventory.
Market Snapshot – Condos in Boca Raton
- Median List Price: $385,000 (Redfin, Apr 2025)
- Days on Market: 91 days (Redfin, Apr 2025)
- Year-over-Year Appreciation: -3.7% (Redfin, Apr 2025 vs Apr 2024)
- Inventory: 86 condos sold (Redfin, Apr 2025)
- Common Locations: East-side waterfront towers, Boca Pointe, Century Village, downtown Mizner Park corridor (Redfin/Zillow, Jun 2025)
Condos east of Federal move quickest if renovated. Units in luxury towers along the coast linger while buyers weigh balcony views and HOA reserves. Homes listing move slower in most are, search for homes in Boca Raton to see available homes.
Where These Homes Are Selling in Boca Raton
Waterfront highrises dominate South Ocean Blvd.—think glass walls, valet parking, and $800 HOA dues that blanket insurance and cable. Mid-rise buildings in Boca Pointe and Boca Del Mar trade at $350K–$500K, skewing toward golf-course views and two covered spaces. Century Village caters to 55-plus buyers on tighter budgets, while downtown Alina Residences pushes $1 million for new-build square footage and walk-to-Mizner nightlife. The east side of town scores points for walkability and Intracoastal sunsets; as you go west of 441, complexes win for easier access to I-95 and newer hurricane codes.
Buyer FAQs – Condos in Boca Raton
How steep are HOA fees?
Dues range from about $450 to $1,100 a month. Lower tiers cover water, trash, and common-area insurance; higher brackets add staffed security, valet, and bulk Wi-Fi.
Can I finance with 5% down?
Most lenders want 10–20% if the building passes full-review. Complexes with low reserve funds or heavy investor ratios may need 25% down or cash.
Are rentals allowed?
Many HOAs enforce a one-year ownership period before leasing and limit leases to once per year—check bylaws before you commit.
What about pets?
Rules swing wildly—some towers allow two dogs under 25 lbs, others ban anything but service animals. Always confirm with the association, not the listing sheet. Another option could be to consider new construction homes.
How’s parking handled?
Expect one assigned spot per deed, sometimes covered. Guest spaces fill fast east of the Intracoastal; west-side complexes usually have overflow lots.
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