Stamford CT Condos

Stamford features 60 published condo complexes spanning from 1928 to 2019. The historical sales database contains 7,072 condo transactions with close prices ranging from $18,000 to $2,300,000, averaging $376,873. The median sold price stands at $950,000, reflecting a 12-month appreciation of 7.3%. Among the most active complexes by historical sales, Fountain Terrace leads with 262 closings, while Palmer Hill represents the higher-end tier at an average close price of $941,897.

Stamford Condo Communities

Community Units Year Built Avg Sale Price HOA/mo Pool
22 Glenbrook 64 1928 $127,938 $393 N
66 Seaside Avenue 1929 – 1972 N
Ardenwood 20 1992 $692,056 $400 N
Barron Court 6 2002 $465,000 $175 N
Barron Place 6 1941 – 2003 $522,500 $150 N
Bishop Meadows 77 1977 $416,744 $529 Y
Bradford Common 17 1998 $419,583 $250 N
Chesterfield 999 1984 – 2000 $425,585 $355 Y
Colonial Hill 12 1987 $534,286 $400 N
Colonial Point 11 1998 $636,031 $275 N
Columbus Place 9 1976 $445,667 $200 N
Davenport Point N
Dolphin Cove 1971 – 2004 Y
Douglas Court 5 1974 $419,200 $268 N
Forest Court 5 2007 $617,500 $325 N
Forest Mews 79 1981 – 1999 $527,406 $325 N
Forest Square 40 1989 – 2013 $363,591 $280 N
Gallant Cove 21 1993 $669,375 $350 N
Glen Arthur Estates 36 1972 – 1994 $577,162 $265 N
Glenview Terrace 76 1974 – 2005 $307,348 $306 Y
Greenbriar 27 1986 $457,037 $381 N
Greystone Manor 9 1985 $444,500 $453 N
Grove Court 30 1985 $466,731 $280 N
Harbor House 70 1981 – 1989 $514,390 $716 N
Heritage Commons 10 1972 – 1982 $421,000 $258 N
Highview Terrace 20 1975 $267,333 $250 N
Hillandale 50 1975 – 1976 $419,827 $366 Y
Linden House 270 1958 – 1959 $239,570 $465 N
Maple Pointe 120 2001 – 2005 $474,900 $201 N
Marina Bay 98 1981 $514,027 $453 Y
Midtown Estates 23 2007 – 2019 $597,071 $225 N
Newfield Estates 16 1986 $443,571 $334 N
Northwood Court 7 1986 $458,400 $566 N
Oxford Court 10 1987 $504,556 $355 N
Palmer Hill 249 2008 – 2014 $941,897 $690 Y
Palmer Landing 9999 1984 – 1985 $643,769 $825 Y
Park Tower 170 2009 $911,366 $1,640 Y
Pepper Woods 14 2002 $964,333 $425 N
Pine Hollow 16 1995 $365,944 $300 N
Pleasant Manor 15 1986 $341,500 $206 N
Randall Mews 14 1980 $413,033 $300 N
Riverturn 150 1997 – 1998 $562,493 $442 N
Riverwood 24 1996 – 1997 $498,615 $210 N
River’s Edge 1703 2007 $442,710 $205 Y
Schooner Cove 105 1981 – 1984 $463,943 $736 Y
Seaside Green 27 1985 $326,457 $304 N
Seaside Heights 6 2007 $587,800 $150 N
Seaside Landing 16 2014 – 2017 $574,760 $263 N
Southfield Point N
Stamford Landing 100 1987 $523,220 $572 Y
Sterling Lake 13 1994 – 1998 $1,000,665 $567 N
Tamarac 30 1982 $417,332 $423 N
The Classic 1443 1990 $422,427 $765 Y
The Gables 22 2005 – 2007 $522,154 $351 N
Vine Meadows 10 2003 $618,340 $412 N
West Park Common 15 2014 – 2017 $564,056 $250 N
Woodland Manor 999 1945 – 1975 $424,063 $426 Y
Woodland Terrace 75 1969 – 1976 $312,264 $311 N
Woodside Green 318 1939 – 2010 $218,219 $400 N
Woodway Common 39 1985 $433,583 $407 N

About the Stamford Condo Market

Fountain Terrace leads activity with 262 sales and an average close price of $213,908. Chesterfield follows with 220 sales averaging $425,585, while Palmer Hill recorded 141 sales at an average of $941,897. Woodside Green and Sylvan Knoll each contributed 137 and 130 sales respectively, both averaging around $219,000, representing the town’s most consistently traded complexes.

All 60 published complexes in Stamford are condo developments. Construction spans from 1928 to 2019 based on the 58 of 60 complexes with known build years, covering mid-century properties through modern developments. Across the inventory, two- and three-bedroom layouts are the most common (46 complexes include two-bedroom units and 41 include three-bedroom units); one-bedroom inventory is available in 13; four-bedroom options are offered by 8. On-site amenities are sparse in the source data — a pool is listed at 14 and a clubhouse at 15 of the 60 complexes. Current active inventory across these complexes totals 23 listings in the source data.

Stamford’s condo market demonstrates strong momentum with a sale-to-list ratio of 103.3%, indicating competitive conditions favoring sellers. The town maintains a lean 1.06 months of inventory, signaling limited supply relative to demand. Properties average 45 days on market, reflecting efficient transaction cycles typical of a dynamic residential market.

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