Columbus Condo HOA Directory

Use this directory to compare associations before you tour. Click any community for full facts, recent sale ranges and FAQs, or call KC Cornell and the Capitol Ohio Sales Team at (614) 675-2202 for current condo documents, rules and any special assessments.

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Downtown Columbus Condo HOAs

14 communities. See Downtown Columbus condos.

Arena District Condo HOAs

4 communities. See Arena District condos.

Short North, Italian Village and Victorian Village Condo HOAs

5 communities. See Short North condos.

Dublin Condo HOAs

11 communities. See Dublin condos.

Hilliard Condo HOAs

10 communities. See Hilliard condos.

Westerville and Polaris Condo HOAs

15 communities. See Westerville and Polaris condos.

Worthington Condo HOAs

13 communities. See Worthington condos.

New Albany Condo HOAs

5 communities. See New Albany condos.

Greater Columbus Condo HOAs

53 communities. See Greater Columbus condos.

Columbus Condo HOA FAQ

How much are condo HOA fees in Columbus?

Across the seven core Central Ohio counties, the median monthly condo fee on sales in the 12 months to October 2026 was about $318, and most fell between roughly $170 and $510 a month. Downtown and Arena District high-rises run higher, often $450 to $750 or more, because the fee covers staff, elevators, building systems and sometimes utilities.

What do Columbus condo HOA fees usually cover?

Most suburban condo and townhome associations cover lawn care, snow removal, exterior building maintenance, trash and the master insurance policy. Many also cover water and sewer, and communities with a pool, clubhouse or fitness room fund their upkeep from the fee. Interior repairs, your contents insurance (an HO-6 policy) and electric are almost always the owner's cost.

Who manages Columbus condo associations?

Many Central Ohio associations hire a professional management company. The names that appear most often in Columbus REALTORS listings include Towne Properties, Case Bowen and CPS. Smaller associations are sometimes self-managed by the board. Management can change, so confirm the current company in the condo documents.

How do I get the condo documents and rules for a Columbus community?

In Ohio the seller and the association provide the declaration, bylaws, rules, budget and recent financials during the purchase. Ask for the reserve study, recent board minutes, any pending special assessments, and the pet, rental and parking rules before your inspection period ends. The Capitol Ohio Sales Team can request them as soon as you are under contract.

Are there transfer fees or capital contributions when buying a Columbus condo?

Many associations charge a transfer fee or a one-time capital (reserve) contribution at closing, usually a few hundred dollars and sometimes two or three months of dues. The amount varies by association, so ask for it in writing early so it can be included in your closing cost estimate.

Can I rent out my Columbus condo?

It depends on the association. Some Columbus condo communities limit or ban rentals, set a minimum lease term, or cap the number of rented units, and short-term rentals are often prohibited. Leasing limits also affect financing, so check the declaration and rules before you buy if renting is part of your plan.

Source and method: Columbus REALTORS MLS (Flexmls) closed condo sales. Typical fee is the middle range of monthly HOA fees reported on sales over the last three years. “Fee usually covers” and amenities are items marked on at least half of the community’s listings from the last five years. Management is the company most often named as the HOA contact on recent listings. Listing data is reported by agents and can be incomplete or out of date; fees, coverage, rules and management change, so always confirm in the condo documents. Updated November 2026.

Thinking about financing a condo? See Columbus condo financing with Matt Sheffey, the Columbus Condo FAQ, or tax abatement condos.