2027 Greater Cleveland Condo Community Guide
Greater Cleveland has more than 500 condo, townhome and loft communities, and the right one depends mostly on the region. Downtown and Cleveland’s near west and east sides offer historic lofts and new townhomes; the inner-ring suburbs have Lake Erie high-rises and walkable streets; and the outer-ring suburbs have the most ranch and cluster condos with attached garages. In the 12 months ending October 2026, 1,500 condos sold across the 25 cities we cover at a median price of $200,750, with a median condo fee of about $347 a month. Our free 2027 Greater Cleveland Condo Community Guide covers 505 condo communities region by region: the 194 featured on our site plus 311 more we found in ten years of MLS sales.
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All 505 condo, townhome and loft communities we track (194 featured plus 311 more from MLS sales) across Downtown, the West Side, the East Side and the inner- and outer-ring suburbs, with recent prices, condo fees, neighborhood notes, tax abatements, HOA tips, financing and closing. Enter your name and email and the PDF downloads right away.
Greater Cleveland Condo Regions at a Glance
| Region | Condo sales* | Median price* | Typical fee* | What you’ll find |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Downtown | 44 | $223,500 | ~$516 | Historic lofts and high-rises near offices, sports, theaters and the lakefront |
| West Side | 79 | $255,000 | ~$352 | New townhomes and lofts in Ohio City, Tremont, Detroit Shoreway and Edgewater |
| East Side | 40 | $195,000 | ~$450 | University Circle and Little Italy townhomes; pre-war buildings near Shaker Square |
| Inner-ring suburbs | 441 | $136,750 | ~$426 | Lake Erie high-rises, townhomes and ranch condos in established suburbs |
| Outer-ring suburbs | 890 | $217,750 | ~$324 | Ranch, cluster and townhome condos with garages and first-floor living |
*MLS Now closed condo sales, 12 months ending October 2026. Downtown, West Side and East Side are City of Cleveland sales split by ZIP code and street; suburban figures combine each region’s cities. Estimates for comparison only.
Downtown Cleveland Condos
Downtown condos are mostly historic loft conversions and high-rises in the Warehouse District, Gateway District, Playhouse Square, the Flats and the Campus District, within walking distance of jobs, Progressive Field, Rocket Arena and the lakefront. Popular buildings include The Condominiums at Stonebridge, Stonebridge Plaza, Grand Arcade Condos, Pinnacle Building, Water Street Condos, Pointe at Gateway, Cloak Factory Condos, The Eastman Building. See all Downtown Cleveland condos.
Cleveland West Side Condos
Cleveland’s near west side has the city’s busiest condo market, from new Detroit Shoreway townhomes like Battery Park to converted lofts in Ohio City and Tremont and lakefront buildings in Edgewater. Many newer townhomes still carry a tax abatement. Communities include Battery Park, Lake Edge Condos, Fries & Schuele Condos, Puritas Park Townhomes, Franklin Lofts, Grove Court Condos, Villas at Waters Edge, King’s Terrace, Lemko Hall, Belvedere Townhomes. See Detroit Shoreway condos.
Cleveland East Side Condos
The East Side pairs University Circle’s museums, hospitals and universities with Little Italy townhomes and grand pre-war buildings near Shaker Square. Communities include Moreland Courts, Shaker Courts, Shaker Towers, 27 Coltman, Payne Avenue Lofts, Circle 118, One Midtown Luxury Townhomes, Trailside Slavic Village, One University Circle, Ashbury Towers.
Inner-Ring Suburb Condos
The inner-ring suburbs border the city: Lakewood, Rocky River, Fairview Park, Cleveland Heights, Shaker Heights, Euclid, South Euclid and Bratenahl. Expect Lake Erie high-rises on Lakewood’s Gold Coast and in Rocky River, Bratenahl and Euclid, plus townhomes and ranch condos on walkable streets. The largest communities include The Carlyle, Winton Place, Lake House, Marine Towers East, The Meridian, The Berkshire, Edgewater Towers, Lenox Square Condominiums.
Outer-Ring Suburb Condos
The outer-ring suburbs have the most ranch, cluster and townhome condos, many with attached garages and first-floor living: Westlake, Bay Village, Avon, Avon Lake, North Ridgeville, Strongsville, North Royalton, Middleburg Heights, Seven Hills, Brunswick, Medina, Beachwood, Lyndhurst, Twinsburg, Sagamore Hills and Streetsboro. The largest communities include King James Condominiums, Sunrise Cove Condos, Greenwood Village, Harbour Light Condos, Acacia on the Green, Bay Landing, Westwinds Condos, Cedarwood Condos.
What’s Inside the Free Guide
- A region-by-region comparison of prices, condo fees and lifestyle
- Neighborhood notes for Downtown, the West Side and the East Side, and city-by-city notes with school districts for every suburb
- Tables of all 505 communities with year built, typical sale prices and condo fees, including 311 smaller and older associations that don’t have their own page yet
- Condos that still carry a Cleveland tax abatement, and those that have expired
- An HOA and condo fee guide: what fees cover, typical fees by building type and the documents to review
- Condo financing with Matt Sheffey, our Condo Financing Specialist, and title and closing with Trilogy Title Agency
Looking at Cleveland townhomes or lofts? See which buildings still carry a property tax abatement in our free Cleveland Tax Abatement Condos guide.
Free download: Cleveland Tax Abatement Condos Guide →
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the median condo price in Greater Cleveland?
Across the 25 cities we cover, 1,500 condos sold in the 12 months ending October 2026 at a median price of $200,750, up from $195,000 the year before (MLS Now). Medians ranged from about $70,000 in Euclid and South Euclid to more than $330,000 in Avon Lake, Beachwood and Bay Village.
Which Cleveland suburbs have the most condos?
Westlake, Lakewood, Rocky River, North Royalton and Avon Lake had the most condo sales of any suburb in the last 12 months. Lakewood and Rocky River are known for lakefront high-rises, while Westlake, North Royalton and Avon Lake have large townhome and ranch-style communities.
Where can I find a ranch-style condo near Cleveland?
The outer-ring suburbs have the most one-floor ranch and cluster condos, especially Westlake, Avon, North Ridgeville, Strongsville and Medina. Many have attached garages and first-floor bedrooms. The guide lists the building type for every community.
How much are condo fees in Greater Cleveland?
The median reported condo fee across the region was about $347 a month in the last 12 months. Ranch and townhome communities often run $150 to $400, while full-service high-rises can run from $600 to more than $2,000, often including heat, water, parking and staff.
Is the community guide really free?
Yes. Enter your name and email above and the PDF downloads right away. A My Cleveland Condo agent may follow up to answer questions, and you can call us anytime at (216) 916-7778.
Sources: MLS Now closed condo sales through October 2026. Community details are refreshed quarterly; verify school assignments, fees and rules with each district and association.
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