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Condo Research · Kitchener

Kitchener condos for sale, by building

229 condos for sale across 191 Kitchener buildings — asking prices, maintenance fees and current inventory for each.

Condo buildings
191Condo buildings
For sale
229For sale
For lease
183For lease
Median asking
$400KMedian asking
Avg. maintenance fee
$545/moAvg. maintenance fee
DTK Condos, Kitchener

Most active in Kitchener

DTK Condos

60 Frederick Street

For sale
10
For rent
16
Median asking
$292K
Asking
$249K–$380K
Avg. fee
$545/mo
Unit mix
1 Bed (1) · 2 Bed (8) · 4+ Bed (1)
Approx. age
0-5 yrs
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Newest condos for sale in Kitchener

The 12 most recently listed of 229 condo apartments and townhouses for sale — every one links to its building below.

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Most active Kitchener buildings

Ordered by active for-sale inventory — the buildings with the most condos on the market right now.

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More condo buildings with active or historical MLS® inventory — each page shows the data available for that building.
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Kitchener condo buildings — common questions

How many condo buildings are in Kitchener?
DistrictIQ tracks 191 condo buildings and townhouse complexes in Kitchener with active MLS® listings — 229 condos for sale and 183 for lease, at a median asking price of $400K.
Which Kitchener building has the most condos for sale?
DTK Condos currently has the most active listings in Kitchener — 10 condos for sale at a median asking price of $292K, with average maintenance fees of $545/mo.
What are typical condo maintenance fees in Kitchener?
Across the active Kitchener condo listings that publish a fee, the average monthly maintenance fee is $545. Fees vary substantially by building and unit size — each building page shows that building's own fee range and an approximate fee-per-square-foot band.
Why do some buildings show more data than others?
Every figure derives from live MLS® listings — a building with more active inventory yields richer statistics. Buildings with very little current or historical inventory still have pages, but their statistics are limited to what the data honestly supports.

Listing data is provided by the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board (TRREB) and PropTx under the Internet Data Exchange (IDX) program. The information is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed accurate by TRREB, PropTx, CREA or DistrictIQ Inc., Brokerage, may not reflect the most current status, and is subject to errors, omissions, prior sale, change, or withdrawal without notice. Listings should be independently verified.