Central Oakville, Oakville

Central Oakville condos for sale

Apartment condos are the housing type growing quickest in Central Oakville, concentrated around the GO station on Cross Avenue, Lyons Lane and the south side of the QEW, where towers from the 2010s and 2020s offer one and two bedroom suites, gyms, party rooms and outdoor terraces, plus a few 1980s mid-rises near Speers Road and Kerr Street with larger suites and fewer amenities. Midtown Oakville planning means several more towers are approved or proposed, some far taller than anything built so far. The buyers are commuters who want to roll out of bed onto a train, downsizers from Oakville houses who want the harbour and Kerr Street nearby, and investors leasing to those same commuters. Check the construction schedule for adjacent sites, because views and quiet can change, ask how healthy the reserve fund is and whether an assessment looms, and look at how the building's parking and visitor access will work on a street that is about to be rebuilt.

Central Oakville condos by the numbers

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29 For sale now
12 New in 30 days
$539,900 Median asking price Middle half $459K to $975K
$704 Asking price per sq ft
31 days Median days listed
7% Listings with a price cut Median cut 5.9%

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$519,000
2 bd · 2 ba
55 Speers Road, Oakville
5 days on market
MLS® W13794352 · ROYAL CANADIAN REALTY
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Questions people ask about Central Oakville

Which Central Oakville buildings are nearest the GO platforms?

The towers on Cross Avenue and Lyons Lane stand a couple of minutes from the station entrance on foot, and the buildings near Trafalgar Road and the QEW are not much farther. Older mid-rises around Speers and Kerr need a bus or a fifteen-minute walk over the Speers Road bridge.

Will new towers block my view or light in Midtown?

Possibly. The Midtown lands are planned for dense high-rise development and several applications are live, so any unit facing a parking lot or a low commercial building could face a tower later. Look up the Town's active development applications to see what is approved beside your building before buying a view.

Are Central Oakville condos suitable for retirees?

Many downsizers choose them for the flat walk to Kerr Street, the community centre and the harbour, and for the ease of hopping a train to Toronto without driving. The newer towers skew younger and noisier at street level, while the older mid-rises near Speers are calmer; visit at different times to compare.

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