Houston condos
for sale.

Start with the setting and services that matter to you. This guide includes River Oaks addresses such as The River Oaks and The Huntingdon, Uptown choices such as Arabella and Four Leaf Towers, The Houstonian near Memorial Park, The Parklane by Hermann Park, and Marlowe in Downtown. The selection is an editorial starting point, not a sales-volume or popularity ranking.

Prices vary substantially by building, floor, size, condition and outdoor space. Use the current asking prices in this collection and filter by your budget. The starting price shown on a building card is the lowest asking price among its currently displayable listings; it is not a sold-price estimate or a citywide market statistic.

Review the current HOA dues and what they include, any special assessments, the association’s financial statements and reserve information, building insurance and your own coverage needs. Ask about planned maintenance, rental and pet rules, and parking. Milica can help you assemble questions for the association, lender and insurance professional.

They are different search categories here. This collection includes condominium listings at the 12 named buildings and excludes townhome listings. Ownership, maintenance responsibilities and building rules should be confirmed in the documents for the specific property.

No. Views depend on the unit’s floor, orientation and surroundings. Amenities, parking spaces, storage, guest access and membership arrangements can vary. Confirm what conveys with the residence and what requires an additional payment.

Yes—contact Milica to discuss the buildings and units you want to see. You can also open a property page for its showing-request option. A requested date is a preference; access and appointment times need confirmation.