Skyview Condos for Sale

Skyview is a 36-unit condominium building on Cedar Street in Norwalk, CT. Turnover here runs at a measured pace. With only 36 units total and 25 recorded MLS sales across multiple years, availability at any given moment is limited. If you are watching this building specifically, inventory moves quickly when it does appear. The broader Norwalk CT real estate market showed a 10.6% drop in available inventory in early 2025 compared to the year prior, and that tightness extends to smaller condominium buildings like Skyview. Active listings at Skyview change without warning. Contact The Engel Team directly for current availability, pending units, or any off-market interest.

Recently Sold at Skyview

MLS records show 25 sales at Skyview since 2017. Closed prices ranged from $150,000 to $312,000, with a median sale price of $269,500. Unit sizes run from 697 square feet for one-bedroom layouts to 1,115 square feet for two-bedroom units. The median price per square foot across recorded sales was approximately $257/SF.

The most recent sale on record closed in August 2025 at $300,000 for a one-bedroom, one-bath unit at 697 square feet, which works out to roughly $430/SF. The prior closed sale, also a one-bedroom at $300,000, settled in August 2024. Two-bedroom sales have clustered between $265,000 and $312,000 in recent years, with the top of that range achieved in December 2022 at unit 3F for $312,000.

One outlier worth noting: unit 2C closed in January 2020 at $150,000 for a two-bedroom, one-bath at 1,115 square feet, significantly below the range of comparable units. Buyers should not use that sale as a benchmark without understanding the circumstances. Outlier sales at small buildings like this one carry more weight than they should if you are not reading the full data set.

Norwalk’s broader condominium market has softened in the first half of 2025, with median sales prices declining approximately 6.9%. Skyview’s own recent one-bedroom closings at $300,000 suggest the building held its value into mid-2025 at the one-bedroom tier, though the full picture for two-bedroom units in the current market remains to be seen. Buyers considering Norwalk CT condos should treat the most recent comparable sale as the floor of the current conversation, not the ceiling.

About Skyview

Skyview is a six-story condominium building at 267 Cedar Street in Norwalk, CT, built in 1982. The building contains 36 units and operates as a standard condominium association. Its location on Cedar Street puts residents within walking distance of the Norwalk Train Station, which provides Metro-North service to Grand Central Terminal in approximately one hour. For buyers who need a reliable commute without paying the full Fairfield County premium, that train access is a material advantage. Garage parking is included, which is not universal at Norwalk condominium buildings in this price range. The building’s price point sits well below the Norwalk-wide median of $660,000 across all property types, making it one of the more accessible entry points into the Norwalk homes for sale market.

Homes and Layouts at Skyview

Skyview offers two unit configurations. One-bedroom, one-bath units run 697 square feet. Two-bedroom, one-bath units run 1,115 square feet. Both sizes are verified across the full MLS sales history. There are no three-bedroom units on record. The building is apartment-style, not townhouse, meaning units are flats within a six-story structure rather than vertical two-story layouts. Garage parking is available. Standard community amenities are present; specific amenity details beyond parking should be confirmed directly with the association or a current listing agent. For buyers comparing this format to townhouse-style condominium options elsewhere in Norwalk, the flat layout at Skyview eliminates stairs between floors, which matters to some buyer profiles more than the extra square footage a townhouse might offer.

What Buyers Need to Know

HOA fees at Skyview vary by unit. One-bedroom units have carried fees in the $207 to $238 per month range across recorded sales. Two-bedroom units have carried fees between $333 and $335 per month. Property taxes have ranged from approximately $3,049 to $4,446 per year depending on unit and assessment period. Buyers should request the current HOA fee schedule directly from the association, as these figures reflect historical closing data and may not match the current rate.

For a building constructed in 1982, reserve fund health is a critical due diligence item. A 40-plus-year-old building has had multiple cycles of major system replacement, and buyers need to understand whether the association has funded reserves adequately or whether deferred maintenance has accumulated. Request the most recent reserve study and the last two years of HOA meeting minutes before making an offer. Any pending or recently levied special assessments will appear in those documents.

Renovation variation between units is real at a building this age. Some units have been updated; others have not. The difference between an updated kitchen and bath versus original 1982 finishes affects both price and liveability. Buyers should inspect finishes carefully rather than assuming any unit reflects the building standard.

Rental rules, pet policy, and owner-occupancy ratio all affect both daily living and resale value. A condominium with a high investor-ownership ratio can create financing complications if you are using conventional mortgage financing, since lenders typically require a minimum percentage of owner-occupants. Confirm the current owner-occupancy ratio with the association before submitting an offer. The resale package, which includes financial statements, meeting minutes, and declaration documents, is required reading before closing. Do not waive that review.

Buying or Selling at Skyview

Skyview is a building where pricing precision matters. With 25 total MLS sales recorded across multiple years, the comp pool is thin enough that one outlier can distort a buyer’s or seller’s sense of market value. The August 2025 one-bedroom sale at $300,000 is the most current data point available, but it reflects a single unit type. Two-bedroom pricing in the current softening Norwalk market requires a more careful read of the specific unit, its condition, and how it compares to the handful of two-bedroom sales from 2021 and 2022 that set the recent high-water marks.

If you are considering buying at Skyview, The Engel Team can pull the full verified comp history, flag any pricing anomalies, and monitor for off-market activity before a unit reaches public listing status. If you own a unit at Skyview and are thinking about selling, the current Norwalk market shift in early 2025 makes pricing strategy more consequential than it was two years ago. Getting the number right from day one matters more than it did when any price would move.

Reach out to The Engel Team for a current valuation, a full comp analysis, or to be notified when a unit at Skyview becomes available. We track this building actively as part of our coverage of Norwalk CT condos across all price points.