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10 Best Condominium Complexes in Phoenix

Phoenix condominium complexes offer very different daily routines, from walkable downtown towers to landscaped communities with pools, paths and quieter surroundings. The best fit depends on how you want to spend time at home and around the city.

This ranking distinguishes complexes by shared amenities, setting, views, access to nearby destinations, building character and resident services. Compare the lifestyle signals rather than treating every condominium community as interchangeable.

How this guide is ordered

We studied condominium complexes across Phoenix and left out businesses without real focus on the service, with poor customer ratings or with patchy contact info.

Paid options let some companies appear more visibly across the site.

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10 Condominium Complexes in Phoenix Compared

Anasazi Village Condominiums, Phoenix#1
What stands out
  • Five pools and spas

  • Walkable north Phoenix setting

Anasazi Village Condominiums

4.685 reviews
12220 N Paradise Village Pkwy W, Phoenix, AZ 85032, United States
Best for
Residents seeking walkable amenitiesOwners wanting pools and landscaped grounds

Anasazi Village Condominiums offers a residential community setting in north Phoenix, with mature landscaping, walking paths and multiple pools and spas. Residents can reach stores, restaurants, the Mesquite Library Branch and other nearby destinations on foot, while adjoining public Stonecreek course provides a golf connection. Community amenities include five pools and spas, gardens and hot tubs, and organized events. Mountain and sky views add an outdoor visual element to the condominium environment.

Shades Of Southmountain Condominiums, Phoenix#2
What stands out
  • Gated community with well-kept landscaping

Shades Of Southmountain Condominiums

4.730 reviews
3900 E Baseline Rd #0, Phoenix, AZ 85042, United States
Best for
Residents seeking a gated, quieter condominium setting

Shades Of Southmountain Condominiums offers homes in a gated condominium community with landscaped grounds and a small-scale setting. It may suit buyers or residents looking for a quieter residential environment rather than a large, busy complex.

The community is described as having well-laid-out floor plans, well-kept landscaping and a calm atmosphere. Reviews also mention an HOA that cares about the property, though individual home layouts and availability are not specified here.

Summit at Copper Square, Phoenix#3
What stands out
  • Views in multiple directions

Summit at Copper Square

4.645 reviews
310 S 4th St, Phoenix, AZ 85004, United States
Best for
Downtown high-rise livingResidents near sports and concerts

Summit at Copper Square is a downtown Phoenix condominium complex offering residents expansive city, mountain, ballpark and sunset views. The building includes a gym, pool, grills, parking and overnight security, while an on-site Bosa Donuts provides donuts, boba drinks, croissant sandwiches and smoothies.

Its location suits residents who want quick access to downtown restaurants, workplaces, the ballpark, basketball games and arena concerts. The property is particularly compelling for buyers or residents prioritizing an urban high-rise lifestyle with entertainment and everyday amenities close at hand.

Embassy Condos, Phoenix#4
What stands out
  • Short-term rentals permitted for owners

Embassy Condos

4.541 reviews
805 N 4th Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85003, United States
Best for
Downtown Phoenix owner-occupantsOwners seeking short-term rental flexibility

Embassy Condos is a downtown Phoenix condominium complex with distinctive retro character and a location near arts, education, dining and nightlife destinations. Its owner-occupant community gives the building a residential core while keeping it connected to the activity of downtown.

The property also permits owners to rent condominiums as short-term rentals, a feature that sets it apart from many Phoenix buildings. It may suit buyers seeking a central urban base or owners evaluating rental flexibility. Individual units are described as unique, so the building offers variety rather than a uniform apartment feel.

Residences At 2211 Camelback, Phoenix#5
What stands out
  • Live concierge and 24-hour desk

  • Rooftop pool, spa and barbecue areas

Residences At 2211 Camelback

4.524 reviews
The Residences at 2211 Camelback, 2211 E Camelback Rd, Phoenix, AZ 85016, United States
Best for
Biltmore-area condo buyersDownsizers seeking shared amenities

Residences At 2211 Camelback pairs condominium living with a Biltmore-area setting near dining, shopping and other everyday destinations. The building suits buyers or downsizers seeking a city lifestyle with shared amenities and on-site assistance.

Residents have access to a rooftop pool, spa, barbecue areas, gym and rooftop deck, while live concierge and 24-hour desk staff support the building experience. Valet parking is also available, making the property especially suited to those who value service-oriented conveniences alongside a secure residential environment.

Biltmore Square Condominiums, Phoenix#6
What stands out
  • Four swimming pools

  • Gated community with dog stations

Biltmore Square Condominiums

4.4101 reviews
1701 E Colter St, Phoenix, AZ 85016, United States
Best for
Pet-owning residentsWalkable Biltmore-area living

Biltmore Square Condominiums provides a gated residential setting with four swimming pools, garage and lot parking, security and maintenance support, and dog stations around the grounds. Its location suits residents who want walking access to groceries, restaurants, shopping and other everyday destinations, with freeway access also noted. The community can appeal to pet owners because outdoor stations include bags and trash cans. Shared amenities and nearby services shape the practical appeal of this condominium complex.

Crystal Point Condominiums, Phoenix#7
What stands out
  • Private balconies with expansive views

Crystal Point Condominiums

4.425 reviews
1040 E Osborn Rd, Phoenix, AZ 85014, United States
Best for
High-rise living with city views

Crystal Point Condominiums is a Phoenix high-rise residential complex offering the vertical-living experience associated with spacious units, private balconies and city views. Shared features described include a heated private pool and a common room, while large windows bring substantial natural light into some residences. The property suits residents who want high-rise living and visitors familiar with condominium amenities.

Biltmore Terrace Condominiums, Phoenix#8
What stands out
  • West-side lake and golf views

Biltmore Terrace Condominiums

4.334 reviews
3055 E Colter St, Phoenix, AZ 85016, United States
Best for
Residents prioritizing lake and golf-course viewsBuyers seeking a quiet Biltmore setting

Biltmore Terrace Condominiums is a Phoenix condominium complex in the Biltmore area. The property suits residents and visitors drawn to a quiet residential setting with views across a lake and golf course.

Descriptions of the complex emphasize west-facing views, landscaped surroundings and nearby water features with ducks, geese and turtles. The setting is especially relevant for prospective residents who prioritize scenery and a calm atmosphere, while the appeal depends heavily on the specific condo’s position and outlook.

Portland on the Park, Phoenix#9
What stands out
  • Roosevelt Row location

  • Rooftop 360-degree vistas

Portland on the Park

4.239 reviews
200 W Portland St, Phoenix, AZ 85003, United States
Best for
Walkable downtown Phoenix livingBuyers seeking rooftop and park views

Portland on the Park offers downtown Phoenix condominium living between Portland Park and Margaret T. Hance Park, in the Roosevelt Row arts district. The 14-story building, completed in 2017, has modern one- to three-bedroom units ranging from 745 to 2,508 square feet. Interiors are described with quartz counters, hardwood floors and floor-to-ceiling windows, with city or Japanese Friendship Garden views. Residents have access to a resort-style pool, private fitness center and rooftop patio with city, park and mountain views. The setting supports a walkable urban routine: restaurants, galleries, shops, the Arts and Entertainment District and light rail are nearby, with rail service connecting to destinations including the airport and Chase Field.

Executive Towers, Phoenix#10
What stands out
  • Phoenix’s first residential high rise

  • Preserved mid-century ambiance

Executive Towers

4.250 reviews
207 W Clarendon Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85013, United States
Best for
Residents drawn to mid-century high-rise livingBuyers seeking a landmark-style residence

Executive Towers is a Phoenix condominium complex with a high-rise residential setting and preserved mid-century character. Residents can expect a building with expansive views and a distinctive architectural atmosphere, appealing to people who want a recognizable landmark-style home rather than a new-build aesthetic.

The property is more than 50 years old, while building management is described as communicative and responsive to problems. Its history as Phoenix’s first residential high rise adds a notable identity to the community.

The comparison at a glance

#BusinessRatingReviewsBest for
#1Anasazi Village Condominiums 4.685Residents seeking walkable amenities
#2Shades Of Southmountain Condominiums 4.730Residents seeking a gated, quieter condominium setting
#3Summit at Copper Square 4.645Downtown high-rise living
#4Embassy Condos 4.541Downtown Phoenix owner-occupants
#5Residences At 2211 Camelback 4.524Biltmore-area condo buyers
#6Biltmore Square Condominiums 4.4101Pet-owning residents
#7Crystal Point Condominiums 4.425High-rise living with city views
#8Biltmore Terrace Condominiums 4.334Residents prioritizing lake and golf-course views
#9Portland on the Park 4.239Walkable downtown Phoenix living
#10Executive Towers 4.250Residents drawn to mid-century high-rise living

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Condominium complexes across Phoenix

The list spans north Phoenix, downtown, Biltmore-area communities and other residential settings, so location strongly shapes the experience. Downtown properties emphasize arts, dining, sports and transit, while other complexes prioritize pools, landscaping, golf or lake views. Use the complex’s surrounding routine as a practical filter: identify where you need to shop, work or spend leisure time, then assess whether the available amenities justify the travel between home and daily destinations.

Residential features and amenities

  • Pool and spa amenitiesCommunities range from Anasazi Village’s five pools and spas to rooftop or private pools at other complexes.
  • Walkable daily destinationsAnasazi Village, Biltmore Square and Portland on the Park emphasize access to shops, restaurants, parks or other nearby destinations.
  • Downtown urban livingSummit at Copper Square, Embassy Condos and Portland on the Park connect residents with Phoenix arts, dining, sports, nightlife and transit.
  • Views and outdoor settingsListed properties offer mountain, city, lake, golf-course, park, garden or sunset views depending on building and position.
  • Gated or security-focused livingBiltmore Square and Shades Of Southmountain describe gated settings, while other complexes include security, desks or resident support.
  • Concierge and building servicesResidences At 2211 Camelback offers live concierge and a 24-hour desk alongside rooftop amenities.
  • Rental flexibilityEmbassy Condos permits owners to rent condominiums as short-term rentals, a feature relevant to some buyers.
  • Historic and architectural characterExecutive Towers offers preserved mid-century character, while Portland on the Park provides modern Roosevelt Row living.

How to compare Phoenix condominium complexes

  1. Map your daily routineMeasure the importance of walking to groceries, restaurants, parks, work, entertainment or transit, then compare that routine with each complex’s setting.
  2. Ask which amenities are sharedVerify whether pools, spas, gyms, rooftop areas, grills, gardens or common rooms are available to residents and how they fit your priorities.
  3. Compare the view and unit positionAsk how much the specific unit’s floor, orientation and outlook affect views, especially at properties where scenery is a central attraction.
  4. Check building servicesAsk whether the complex provides security, concierge, a 24-hour desk, maintenance support or other on-site assistance.
  5. Verify rental rulesIf rental flexibility matters, ask about the building’s rules. Embassy Condos is specifically described as permitting owner short-term rentals, but policies are property-specific.
  6. Match atmosphere to lifestyleDecide whether you prefer a downtown high-rise, a gated quiet community, a walkable landscaped setting or a historic building before comparing amenities.

Frequently asked questions

Which Phoenix condominium complexes are best for walkability?

Anasazi Village offers walking access to stores, restaurants and the Mesquite Library Branch. Biltmore Square is described as walkable to groceries, restaurants and shopping, while Portland on the Park connects with Roosevelt Row restaurants, galleries, shops, parks and light rail.

Which complexes offer pools or spas?

Anasazi Village describes five pools and spas, Biltmore Square has four swimming pools, and Residences At 2211 Camelback includes a rooftop pool and spa. Other listed properties also describe pools, so verify the specific amenity and whether it is shared.

Are any Phoenix condo complexes suitable for short-term rental owners?

Embassy Condos is specifically described as permitting owners to rent condominiums as short-term rentals. Because rental policies can vary by building and may change, ask the complex or relevant association to confirm current rules for the unit you are considering.

What should I compare beyond the building amenities?

Compare the daily setting, unit outlook, building age and character, security or concierge support, nearby destinations and rental rules. A property with many amenities may still be a poor fit if its location or atmosphere does not match your routine.

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