Condos Near Me Ottawa: 2026 Listing Guide

If you’ve typed “condos near me” into a search bar while house-hunting in Ottawa, you’re not alone — it’s one of the most common queries Ottawa buyers run when they want a downtown core address without leaving the city. This guide walks you through how to use the Condo613 condo map to find every active listing within walking distance of your workplace, your kid’s school, or your favourite coffee shop, and what to check before you book a showing.

What “near me” means in Ottawa’s condo market

Ottawa is a compact capital. The downtown core — Centretown, ByWard Market, Glebe, Westboro, Lowertown — is a 20-minute bus ride end to end, so “near me” rarely means a 50-kilometre radius the way it does in Toronto. Most condo613.ca “near me” searches resolve to one of three geographic footprints:

• Walking distance to a specific LRT station (Rideau, Parliament, Lyon, Bayview, Tunney’s Pasture)
• Cycling distance to your office in Centretown or the ByWard Market
• Within a 15-minute drive of a school your kids already attend

Start by opening the Condo613 live condo map, then zoom to your address. Every pin is a live listing, pulled directly from the CREA DDF feed, refreshed multiple times per day.

Filter the Ottawa condo map the way you search

The search bar at the top of the Condo613 listings page mirrors the filters real Ottawa buyers use. The neighbourhood dropdown lets you pin the map to Centretown, Westboro, Glebe, ByWard Market, Lowertown, New Edinburgh, Sandy Hill, Old Ottawa South, Hintonburg, Mechanicsville, Vanier, or the Glebe — and once you pick one, the map and grid refresh to that zone only.

Set a price ceiling that reflects today’s market — not last year’s headline. The Ottawa Condo Market Report 2026 tracks the median sold price by neighbourhood, which is the right number to anchor your ceiling. Pair that with a minimum bedroom count and a “near me” address in the keyword box (your intersection, LRT station, or postal code) and the grid narrows fast.

Near-me condo price ranges by Ottawa neighbourhood

Here’s what “condos near me” actually costs in the most-searched zones as of fall 2026:

• Centretown condos: $399,000 – $649,000 for a 1-bed, $529,000 – $899,000 for a 2-bed. Walk to Parliament, ride to Tunney’s in 6 minutes.
• Westboro condos: $499,000 – $849,000 for a 2-bed, $899,000+ for a penthouse. Steps from the LRT Phase 2 terminus.
• ByWard Market condos: $429,000 – $749,000 for a 1-bed, prime walkability score.
• Glebe condos: $549,000 – $1,100,000 for a 2-bed, heritage zoning keeps supply tight.
• New Edinburgh condos: $649,000 – $1,250,000, the diplomatic quarter, smaller buildings.

For a full neighbourhood-by-neighbourhood breakdown, see the Ottawa Condo Buyer’s Market 2026 guide.

What to check before you book a showing

Once the “near me” search narrows your list to 4-6 buildings, do this walkthrough on every listing page:

1. Condo fee per square foot. Anything above $0.85/sqft/month is high for Ottawa. The fee includes building insurance, common element maintenance, and the reserve fund contribution. See the Ottawa Condo Fees Guide 2026 for the formula.
2. Reserve fund study date. A building without a reserve fund study within the last 5 years is a red flag — deferred maintenance becomes a special assessment.
3. Pet policy and rental policy. Both vary by building. If you have a dog over 25 lbs or plan to rent out your unit, check the status certificate before you commit.
4. Special assessments in the last 3 years. The listing page shows them. If the building did a $5,000+ assessment recently, ask what was repaired and what’s next.

Make the map work for you

The Condo613 map pulls live from CREA, so “sold” pins disappear the moment the status flips. Save your searches by postal code (for example, K1S 1V9 for the Glebe, K2P 0G8 for Centretown) and check back every Friday — that’s when the bulk of new listings hit in Ottawa’s fall market.

When you’ve narrowed it to 3 buildings, request a viewing through the Condo613 contact form and we’ll set up a tour that hits all three in one loop. For more on the search workflow, see the Condo613 blog or jump straight to the Ottawa condo search engine.

Frequently asked questions

How often does the Condo613 map update?

The map pulls live from the CREA DDF feed multiple times per day. When a listing changes status to sold or conditional, the pin disappears within hours, not days.

Can I save a “near me” search and get alerts?

Yes — use the keyword box on the search bar to lock in a postal code or street intersection. When you reload the page the filters persist, so you can bookmark the filtered view in your browser.

Do you show new construction condos too?

Yes. Anything registered on the CREA DDF feed appears on the map, including assignment sales from builders. Use the property type filter on the search bar to limit to assignments only.

What’s the difference between a condo and a condo townhome?

Condo townhomes are freehold-style units on a common-element road. They tend to have lower fees because the building insurance is smaller. Most are in the suburbs (Kanata, Barrhaven, Orleans) rather than the downtown core.