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Condos For Sale in Whistler, BC
A condo in the Whistler real estate market puts everything within reach - lifts, trails, shops, and après spots. You’ll find ski-in homes in the Benchlands, walkable suites in Whistler Village, and Creekside units with easy gear storage. Most buildings keep things simple with low-maintenance perks like heated pools, hot tubs, underground parking, and ski or bike lockers so you can lock up and hit the mountain without delay.
Our live feed from the Whistler Listing System (WLS) updates constantly, showing new ski-in condos, village studios, and rental-zoned buildings as they hit the market.
Whistler BC Condos For Sale
Listings are subject to the Fair Housing Act and Whistler Listing System (WLS) rules.
Why Choose a Condo in Whistler?
Condos in Whistler keep life centred on the mountain—less maintenance, shared upkeep, and quick access to lifts or the Valley Trail. For owners who travel, the lock-and-leave setup is ideal: arrive, grab your keys, and the building handles the rest.
Amenities shape the lifestyle. Heated pools and hot tubs stretch outdoor season well past summer, while underground parking and storage make gear swaps effortless. In the Village, you’re usually a five-minute walk from shops, restaurants, and the gondolas. Creekside offers a quieter vibe with true ski-back access right to your door.
If rental income is part of your plan, zoning is key. Phase 1 condos allow nightly rentals and unlimited owner use, while Phase 2 options come with set owner-use limits under a hotel program. Always review the strata minutes and fee breakdown—what’s included can affect both your monthly costs and rental returns.
Whistler Condo Market Insights
Buyers are finding balance in Whistler’s condo market. There’s room to shop around, and prices are holding. The best places still go fast, but buyers now have time to check zoning, strata health, and rental potential before committing.
- Median sale price: Condos in Whistler Village average about $1.2 million (September 2025)
- Median days on market: Around 31 days in early 2025, with a few seasonal ups and downs
- Inventory: About 3–4 months of listings, suggesting a stable, balanced market
- Market summary: Conditions lean a little toward buyers, giving them more time and flexibility than in recent years
For investors, Phase 1 buildings with strong rental history tend to attract the most attention. Those wanting personal use plus some flexibility should focus on Phase 2 buildings with clear strata management and healthy reserve funds. If you’re value-hunting, watch for listings with longer days on market or price reductions—these sellers are usually open to negotiating on timing or inclusions. And when a fairly priced Village condo hits the market, be ready to move—prime locations still go fast.
What’s the difference between Phase 1 and Phase 2 rental zoning?
Phase 1 zoning lets you use your condo as much as you want and rent it nightly when you’re not there. Phase 2 zoning ties the property to a hotel or rental pool, so owner stays are limited each year. Always double-check the zoning on title before estimating potential rental income.
What do monthly strata fees typically cover in Whistler?
Strata fees usually pay for snow removal, landscaping, building insurance, and upkeep on amenities like the pool, hot tub, fitness room, and common areas. Always check recent strata minutes and the reserve (contingency) fund to see what’s planned and how repairs are funded.
What are Tourism Whistler (TW) fees?
If your property is zoned for nightly rentals, you’ll need to register with Tourism Whistler and pay annual fees based on sleeping capacity. These fees support resort marketing and should be factored into your rental operating costs.
Are there property taxes that don’t apply in Whistler?
Yes. Whistler is exempt from both the 20% Foreign Buyer Tax and the Speculation and Vacancy Tax that apply elsewhere in British Columbia, which keeps the resort market more accessible to second-home and international buyers.