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Condos for sale in Irving

Condos for sale in Irving are centered on the Las Colinas Urban Center. Buildings there wrap around Lake Carolyn and the Mandalay Canal. They sit near offices, restaurants and the DART Orange Line. A condo trades yard work for HOA dues and building rules. Here is what to check.

Condos for sale in Irving

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Where are condos in Irving?

The Urban Center is the densest part of Las Colinas. Water Street adds newer homes and restaurants, with paths to Lake Carolyn. The Toyota Music Factory and Irving Convention Center are nearby.

The DART Orange Line connects the area to DFW Airport and Dallas. Compare other parts of the city in the Irving relocation guide.

What do condo fees cover, and why do reserves matter?

HOA dues often pay for building insurance, shared spaces, amenities and future repairs. Ask what they include. Ask whether a special assessment (a one-time extra charge) is approved. Ask how the savings for repairs, called reserves, compare with planned projects.

In Las Colinas, also budget for the Las Colinas Association assessment. The cost of living in Irving page covers it.

What is in the Texas condo resale certificate?

Texas Property Code Section 82.157 sets the rule. The association must give you a resale certificate within 10 days of a written request. It lists transfer fees, assessments and capital reserves. It also lists the association's insurance and any pending lawsuits or unpaid judgments.

It must also show any right of first refusal or other limit on selling the unit. Read it with your agent before the option period ends.

Which rental and building rules should I check?

Read the declaration, bylaws and rules. Look for limits on renting, minimum lease terms, pets and parking. If you may rent the unit out later, confirm the rules allow it.

Check parking and event traffic near the Toyota Music Factory. Then browse Irving homes for sale and filter for condos.

Common questions

Where are condos for sale in Irving?

Most are in the Las Colinas Urban Center, around Lake Carolyn and the Mandalay Canal. The live listings on this page show what is for sale now.

Do Las Colinas condos pay the association assessment?

Las Colinas owners belong to the Las Colinas Association, which bills a yearly assessment. Ask how it applies to the building you like. Add it to the condo HOA dues.

What does a Texas condo resale certificate include?

It lists assessments, transfer fees, reserves and the association's insurance. It also lists pending lawsuits and any limit on selling. The association must hand it over within 10 days of a written request.

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Last reviewed: 2026-09-24. Descriptions cover places and amenities, not the people who live there. We are committed to the Fair Housing Act.