Compare monthly HOA dues for condos, single-family homes, and townhomes across 70+ US cities. Use this data to understand whether your community's fees are in line with your local market.
National median: $291/mocondos · $170/moSFH · $215/mo townhomes
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Metro
SFH / mo
$265
Condo / mo
$520
San Diego
San Diego Metro
SFH / mo
$240
Condo / mo
$490
San Francisco
San Francisco Bay Area
SFH / mo
$310
Condo / mo
$680
Sacramento
Sacramento Metro
SFH / mo
$175
Condo / mo
$340
Irvine
Orange County
SFH / mo
$290
Condo / mo
$560
Orlando
Orlando Metro
SFH / mo
$195
Condo / mo
$430
Miami
Miami Metro
SFH / mo
$310
Condo / mo
$780
Tampa
Tampa Bay Metro
SFH / mo
$210
Condo / mo
$460
Jacksonville
Jacksonville Metro
SFH / mo
$160
Condo / mo
$320
Fort Lauderdale
Miami Metro
SFH / mo
$270
Condo / mo
$620
Boca Raton
Miami Metro
SFH / mo
$295
Condo / mo
$550
Sarasota
Sarasota Metro
SFH / mo
$255
Condo / mo
$500
Naples
Naples Metro
SFH / mo
$420
Condo / mo
$690
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City Metro
SFH / mo
$105
Condo / mo
$235
Tulsa
Tulsa Metro
SFH / mo
$110
Condo / mo
$240
Norman
Oklahoma City Metro
SFH / mo
$95
Condo / mo
$225
Edmond
Oklahoma City Metro
SFH / mo
$120
Condo / mo
$250
Moore
Oklahoma City Metro
SFH / mo
$100
Condo / mo
$230
Austin
Austin Metro
SFH / mo
$175
Condo / mo
$380
Dallas
Dallas–Fort Worth Metro
SFH / mo
$165
Condo / mo
$410
Houston
Houston Metro
SFH / mo
$150
Condo / mo
$360
San Antonio
San Antonio Metro
SFH / mo
$130
Condo / mo
$285
Plano
Dallas–Fort Worth Metro
SFH / mo
$170
Condo / mo
$340
The national median HOA fee is approximately $291/month for condos, $170/month for single-family homes, and $215/month for townhomes as of 2026. However, fees vary widely — from under $100/month in affordable Midwest markets to over $1,000/month in New York City or Honolulu luxury buildings.
Most HOA fees cover landscaping and common area maintenance, pool and amenity upkeep, shared property insurance, exterior building maintenance (for condos and townhomes), and reserve fund contributions for future repairs. Higher-cost cities often include concierge, doorman, or valet services. Individual HOA coverage varies — always review your community's budget breakdown.
Local labor and material costs, climate (snow removal in Minnesota, hurricane insurance in Florida), amenity quality (golf courses vs. basic landscaping), building age and condition, and local insurance market rates all influence HOA fees. Luxury or gated communities also command significant premiums over standard planned developments.
Compare your fee to the averages for your city and property type shown here. Then request a copy of your HOA's annual budget — this shows exactly where each dollar goes. Red flags include fees significantly above local averages with thin reserve funds, or fees well below average without a clear explanation of what is excluded from coverage.
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Start 14-Day Free TrialFee data represents estimates based on available market data and public HOA disclosures. Actual fees vary widely by community, amenities, age, and reserve funding status. Always request an HOA's current budget and reserve study before purchasing. Last updated: 2026.