If you’re renting, you may not notice much of a price difference between rent for an apartment and rent for a condo. However, the makeup of your payments may be different if you’re renting a condo. Your landlord may have it written in your lease that you’re responsible for association fees and utilities, or they may adjust your rent to cover the cost. Similarly to condominium complexes, town house condos share a wall but look more like a single-family detached home and can be multilevel. But unlike a single-family home, you don’t have to worry about the common space grounds and parking, as they are covered by maintenance costs. “In a town house condo, the roof repair, exterior painting, as well as landscaping and snow removal are likely the responsibility of the homeowners’ association,” Cantrall notes.
- Fortunately, there are tons of residential options available in the city.
- Based on 2023