White Rock Condos for Sale

White Rock condos attract downsizers, first-time buyers and anyone who wants ocean views without a yard to look after. We help you pick the right building, not just the right suite.
White Rock Condos for Sale at a glance
- Main condo areas
- Uptown around Johnston Road and the hillside toward the waterfront
- Common buyers
- Downsizers, retirees, first-time buyers and investors
- Key documents
- Strata bylaws, depreciation report, minutes and Form B
- Office
- #306 - 1493 Foster St, White Rock
Uptown or near the water
White Rock condos tend to fall into two groups. Buildings around Johnston Road and the town centre put shops, cafes and services within walking distance. Buildings on the hillside and closer to Marine Drive trade some of that convenience for ocean views and the walk to the pier and promenade.
Think about how you want to live day to day. If you plan to give up driving, walkability may matter more than a view. If the view is the reason you are moving, check that nothing planned nearby could block it.
Downsizing to a White Rock condo
Many of our White Rock condo buyers are moving from a larger house in South Surrey or across the Lower Mainland. The biggest changes are usually storage, parking and pets. Check the size of the storage locker, how many parking stalls come with the suite and what the strata allows for pets before you commit.
We can help you sell your current home and buy the condo in a way that lines up your dates, so you are not paying for two places longer than you need to.
55+ and age-restricted buildings
Some White Rock buildings have bylaws that limit residents to people aged 55 and over. BC's strata rules allow these age restrictions. If you want a quiet, adult building, they can be a good fit. If you may want family members to live with you, check the bylaws carefully first.
Age rules can affect resale too, because they limit who can buy your suite later. We look at the building's bylaws with you so there are no surprises.
Reading the strata documents
Before you remove conditions, read the strata bylaws, the depreciation report, at least two years of meeting minutes and the Form B information certificate. These show how well the building is run, what repairs are coming and whether special levies are likely.
Older White Rock buildings may have balcony, envelope or elevator work ahead. Newer buildings may still be under warranty. Knowing which situation you are buying into helps you compare suites fairly.
Getting new listings first
Good condos in popular White Rock buildings can sell quickly. Tell us your budget, the views or locations you prefer, and must-haves such as parking or pet rules, and we will send new listings as soon as they come to market.
You can also browse current listings on our MLS search at any time. When something fits, we will book a private showing at a time that suits you.
Monthly costs beyond the mortgage
Strata fees cover the building's insurance, common area upkeep and contributions to the contingency reserve fund. In White Rock, fees can vary widely between buildings depending on age, amenities and how well the reserve fund has been built up. A low fee is not always good news if the building has been putting off repairs.
Ask what the fee includes. Some buildings include heat or hot water; others bill each suite separately. Add property taxes, your own contents insurance and utilities to get the true monthly cost.
Also check the strata insurance deductibles. If a leak starts in your suite, you may be responsible for the deductible, so your own policy should be set up to cover it.
Selling your White Rock condo
If you already own a condo in White Rock and are thinking about selling, buyers will look closely at the strata documents, the view and the building's reputation. Gathering your Form B, depreciation report and recent minutes early makes the sale smoother.
We price suites based on recent sales in the same building and similar buildings nearby, then plan the photography and launch to reach both local buyers and those moving to White Rock from elsewhere. Request a home valuation and we will show you what your suite could sell for.
Frequently asked questions
Are there 55+ condo buildings in White Rock?
Yes, some buildings have bylaws that limit residents to people aged 55 and over. Check the bylaws of each building you consider.
What should I check before buying a White Rock condo?
Read the strata bylaws, depreciation report, recent minutes and Form B, and confirm parking, storage and pet rules.
Is White Rock part of Surrey?
No. White Rock is its own city. It sits beside South Surrey, which is part of the City of Surrey.
Can I rent out my White Rock condo?
BC law no longer allows strata bylaws to ban rentals, though short-term rental rules may still apply. Confirm the current rules for the building and the city.
How do I see new White Rock condo listings?
Tell us your budget and preferences and we will send new listings as soon as they come to market, or use our MLS search.
Can you help me sell my house and buy a condo?
Yes. We coordinate both sides so your sale and purchase dates line up as closely as possible.
Do White Rock condos allow pets?
It depends on the building. Some allow cats and dogs with size or number limits, and some do not allow pets at all. Check the bylaws before you make an offer.
Book a private showing
Tell us the kind of White Rock condo you want and your budget. We will book private showings and send new listings as they come up.


