Concord CA Condos for Sale
Concord condos offer some of the most accessible homeownership entry points in Contra Costa County — a diverse inventory of garden-style complexes, townhomes, and newer attached units spread across the East Bay's largest city, with two BART stations, competitive prices well below neighboring Walnut Creek and Pleasant Hill, and a full range of retail, dining, and outdoor amenity within easy reach. For buyers who want East Bay ownership with regional transit connectivity at the most accessible price point in the corridor, Concord's condo market delivers. Browse current Concord condo listings below.
Condominiums and Townhomes in Concord
Concord Condo Market Overview
Concord's condo inventory is primarily garden-style complexes built between the 1970s and 1990s — two-story attached and detached-style units with patios or balconies, carport or garage parking, and community amenities including pools and landscaping. Prices range from approximately $350,000 for smaller one-bedroom units to $650,000 for larger two- and three-bedroom condos in well-maintained complexes. Newer townhome-style developments with more contemporary finishes have added inventory at the upper end of the range. Concord prices consistently below Walnut Creek and Pleasant Hill, making it the most accessible entry point into the I-680 corridor condo market.
BART Access and Location
Concord has two BART stations — Concord BART and North Concord/Martinez BART — providing direct rail service to Oakland in approximately 35 minutes and San Francisco in approximately 50 minutes. Condo buyers prioritizing transit should focus on complexes within walking or cycling distance of the Concord BART station, where the combination of price and transit access is strongest. Highway 680 and Highway 4 serve drivers connecting to the broader East Bay, the Peninsula via the Caldecott Tunnel, and the North Bay.
HOA Due Diligence
As with any condo purchase, HOA financial health is the most important due diligence item in Concord's older complex inventory. HOA fees typically run $350–$600 per month for standard garden complexes. Before purchasing, buyers should request the HOA's current budget, most recent reserve study, and meeting minutes to assess reserve fund adequacy and any pending special assessments. Well-managed complexes with healthy reserves are the strongest long-term performers — underfunded reserves in aging buildings can result in significant special assessment exposure for unit owners.
Daily Amenities and Lifestyle
Concord's Todos Santos Plaza downtown hosts a popular farmers market and community events in a walkable setting. Sun Valley Mall and the Willow Pass Road retail corridor provide a full range of shopping and dining. Lime Ridge Open Space and the city's park network offer trail access and outdoor recreation. The Walnut Creek and Pleasant Hill commercial corridors are a short drive south for additional dining and entertainment options.
Exploring Nearby Communities
For buyers considering single-family homes in Concord, see our Concord homes for sale page. Walnut Creek offers the East Bay's premier downtown retail corridor at higher prices. Pleasant Hill provides a mid-range alternative with strong schools and BART access. Clayton to the east offers the Mt. Diablo foothill setting at comparable single-family prices for buyers open to a longer commute.
Call or text Bruce Wagg to discuss Concord condo options: (669) 202-7777