Bellingham condos range from studios near Western Washington University to Fairhaven and waterfront residences with bay views. From mid-April through early October 2026, 150 Bellingham condos sold at a median price of $409,500, going under contract in a median of 25 days, and as of October 8, 2026, 129 condos were for sale with a median asking price of $394,000. See every Bellingham condo for sale below, updated from the MLS.
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Bellingham Condo Market – October 2026
Here is how the Bellingham condo market looks, from the Northwest MLS.
Recent Bellingham Condo Sales
- Condos sold: 150 from mid-April through early October 2026, at a median price of $409,500
- Time to sell: a median of 25 days to go under contract, with 47% selling at or above asking
- Price range: about $160,000 to $2.5 million, with 24 sales under $300,000 and 15 at $750,000 and up
- HOA dues: typically about $443 a month
For Sale Now
- Condos for sale: 129 as of October 8, 2026, with a median asking price of $394,000
- Typical condo: about 1,060 square feet, at a median of about $384 per square foot
- Price range: 25 under $300,000, 67 under $400,000 and 4 at $1 million and up
- Months of supply: about 5 months at the recent pace of sales, a balanced market
Bellingham Condo Prices by Bedrooms
| Bedrooms | Sold, mid-April to early October 2026 | Median sale price | For sale now | Median asking price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Studio | 4 | $233,450 | – | – |
| 1 bedroom | 26 | $305,000 | 24 | $327,500 |
| 2 bedrooms | 91 | $450,000 | 57 | $427,500 |
| 3 bedrooms | 29 | $550,000 | 25 | $525,000 |
Bellingham Condo Communities
These Bellingham condo communities had the most sales from mid-April through early October 2026.
| Community | Location | Sold | Median sale price | Price range |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fir Ridge | Wintergreen Cir, W Horton Way | 12 | $314,000 | $245,000–$345,000 |
| Darby Estates | Darby Dr | 8 | $337,500 | $296,000–$410,000 |
| Cypress Place | 32nd St | 6 | $245,000 | $229,900–$312,549 |
| Village at Cordata | N Village Ln | 4 | $500,000 | $352,500–$550,000 |
| Village at Cordata Northside | Northwind Cir | 3 | $565,000 | $550,000–$639,000 |
| Center Condominiums | Marigold Dr | 4 | $251,000 | $202,500–$268,000 |
| June Road Cottages | Sumac Ln, Gale Ln | 4 | $549,500 | $530,000–$554,900 |
| Cordata Park Place | Boardwalk Dr | 4 | $577,444 | $544,450–$650,000 |
| Orchard Terrace | N Forest St | 3 | $350,000 | $310,000–$360,000 |
| Cordata Cottages | Celia Way | 3 | $365,000 | $360,000–$369,000 |
| Harris Square | Harris Ave, Fairhaven | 3 | $378,500 | $365,000–$850,000 |
| Carolina Street | Carolina St | 3 | $455,000 | $455,000–$565,000 |
| Rip Tide | S State St | 3 | $575,000 | $520,000–$980,000 |
| Boardwalk Residences | Granary Ave, Waterfront | 3 | $875,000 | $704,000–$1,260,000 |
Other recent sales include Centre Pointe on W Bakerview Rd ($365,250), Fairhaven Square on Harris Ave ($381,100), Skyline House ($407,000), Keystone on N State St ($335,000), Festival Square ($334,500), Highlander on High St ($299,950) and Lakeview on Alabama St ($295,250).
Bellingham Condo Building Guides
Each building guide covers recent sales, HOA dues, location, buying tips and current listings.
Fir Ridge
On Wintergreen Circle and West Horton Way in Cordata, built in the late 1990s. A popular entry point into north Bellingham, close to Whatcom Community College, Cordata shopping and I-5, with HOA dues of about $320 to $500 a month.
Darby Estates
On Darby Drive near Cordata, built around 2006. Newer construction close to the Guide Meridian, Bakerview Road and I-5, with HOA dues of about $250 to $445 a month.
Village at Cordata
On North Village Lane and Northwind Circle, next to Cordata Park. Larger homes in a park setting, including the Northside section, with HOA dues of about $600 to $720 a month.
Cypress Place
On 32nd Street in south Bellingham, built around 2006. Studios and one-bedroom condos that are among the most affordable in the city, a short trip to Western Washington University, Fairhaven and Lake Padden.
June Road Cottages
Built around 2018 in Cordata. Newer three-bedroom cottage-style homes with low HOA dues of about $95 to $110 a month.
Cordata Park Place
On Boardwalk Drive and Majestic Drive in Cordata, built in 2003 and 2004. Three-bedroom homes close to Cordata Park, shopping and I-5, with HOA dues of about $495 to $590 a month.
Boardwalk Residences
At 1019 Granary Avenue in the Waterfront District, next to downtown. Newer waterfront living with views over Bellingham Bay, steps from Waypoint Park and the waterfront trail.
Harris Square
At Harris Avenue and 10th Street in historic Fairhaven, built around 2005. Walk to Fairhaven restaurants, shops, Village Books and the South Bay Trail.
Centre Pointe
On West Bakerview Road in north Bellingham. Close to Bellis Fair, Bakerview shopping, the airport and I-5, with HOA dues of about $445 to $485 a month.
Where to Buy a Condo in Bellingham
Cordata. The largest cluster of condos in Bellingham, including Fir Ridge, Village at Cordata, Cordata Park Place and June Road Cottages, with newer single-level options, shopping, medical offices, Whatcom Community College and quick I-5 access.
Fairhaven. Walkable historic district condos like Harris Square and Fairhaven Square, near restaurants, shops, trails and Bellingham Bay.
Downtown and the Waterfront. Condos close to restaurants, the farmers market and the new waterfront district, including Boardwalk Residences on Granary Avenue, one of the newest luxury condo buildings in town.
Happy Valley and near WWU. Some of the most affordable condos in Bellingham, like Cypress Place on 32nd Street, popular with first-time buyers, students’ parents and investors.
Compare neighborhoods in our Bellingham neighborhood guide, or see our guide to 55+ condos in Bellingham.
What to Know Before You Buy a Condo
The right condo depends on more than price. HOA dues, reserves, insurance, building condition, rental rules, amenities and location all shape what it is like to own and what it will be worth when you sell. We review the HOA documents with you so you know what you are buying.
Selling a Bellingham Condo
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Bellingham Condos FAQ
How much does a condo cost in Bellingham, WA?
From mid-April through early October 2026, 150 Bellingham condos sold at a median price of $409,500, from about $160,000 to $2.5 million. As of October 8, 2026, 129 condos were for sale with a median asking price of $394,000.
How many condos are for sale in Bellingham?
As of October 8, 2026, 129 condos were for sale in Bellingham, including 25 under $300,000, 67 under $400,000 and 4 at $1 million and up. At the recent pace of sales, that is about 5 months of supply.
How much is a 1, 2 or 3 bedroom condo in Bellingham?
From mid-April through early October 2026, Bellingham 1-bedroom condos sold at a median of $305,000, 2-bedroom condos at $450,000 and 3-bedroom condos at $550,000.
What are HOA dues for Bellingham condos?
The typical Bellingham condo that sold from mid-April through early October 2026 had monthly HOA dues of about $443. Dues vary widely by building, age and what they cover, from about $100 to more than $600 a month.
Which Bellingham condo complexes sell the most?
From mid-April through early October 2026, the Bellingham condo communities with the most sales were Fir Ridge, Darby Estates, Village at Cordata, Cypress Place, Center Condominiums, June Road Cottages and Cordata Park Place.
Are there 55+ condos in Bellingham?
Yes. Bellingham has several age-restricted and single-level condo communities, many in the Cordata area. See our guide to 55+ condos in Bellingham.
How fast do Bellingham condos sell?
From mid-April through early October 2026, Bellingham condos went under contract in a median of 25 days, and 47% sold at or above their asking price.
Who are the best real estate agents for Bellingham condos?
Josh and Jolene Baijot are Bellingham real estate agents with more than 25 years of experience helping condo buyers and sellers, including reviewing HOA documents, reserves and building history. Call us at (360) 223-4501.
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