Condos & Townhomes for Sale in Oakland, NJ

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Condos and townhomes are a smaller, sought-after slice of a borough dominated by single-family homes, so combined inventory is limited and well-priced units move quickly. The live listings below show every condo and townhome currently for sale in Oakland.

Condo & Townhome Living in Oakland

Oakland was incorporated as a Bergen County borough in 1902 and named for its white oak trees, growing after World War II into a permanent-residence suburb at the foot of the Ramapo Mountains. Within that mostly single-family landscape, condos and townhomes offer a lower-maintenance path into the borough — appealing to first-time buyers, downsizers, and anyone who would rather skip the upkeep of a detached home and yard while keeping Oakland's schools, parks, and commuter access.

Both condos and townhomes typically fold exterior maintenance, landscaping, and snow removal into a monthly association fee. Because Oakland's housing stock skews so heavily toward single-family homes, attached homes are a smaller, more specialized segment, and well-priced units can move quickly when they come to market.

The Ramapo River Reserve

Much of Oakland's condo and townhome inventory is connected to the Ramapo River Reserve, a planned community developed in the late 1990s near the Ramapo River and known for shared amenities, including a community pool. For buyers drawn to lower-maintenance living with community amenities, it's often the first place to look, though listings there are limited and turn over relatively infrequently. Confirm current association rules, fees, and amenities on any specific listing, as these are set by the community and can change.

Oakland at a Glance

• CountyBergen
• Population~12,700
• Attached-home communityRamapo River Reserve
• Incorporated1902
• High schoolsRamapo / Indian Hills
• Major routesI-287 / Rt 202

Condo vs. Townhome vs. Single-Family

If you're weighing your options in Oakland, the difference comes down to how much you want to own and maintain. In a condo, you generally own the interior of your unit while the association owns and maintains the building and grounds — the lowest-maintenance option. A townhome usually means owning more of the structure, and sometimes the land beneath it, with more space and a bit more responsibility. A single-family home gives you full ownership and control of the house and yard, with all the upkeep that comes with it. The right fit depends on your budget, lifestyle, and how much maintenance you want to take on, which the Chopper Russo Team can help you think through.

Schools & the Commute

Oakland Public Schools operates three K-5 elementary schools, Dogwood Hill, Heights, and Manito, plus Valley Middle School for grades 6-8. For high school, Oakland belongs to the Ramapo Indian Hills Regional High School District alongside Franklin Lakes and Wyckoff, where students may choose between Ramapo High School and Indian Hills High School, the latter with a specialized STEM program. For commuters, Interstate 287 runs through the borough and connects to Interstate 80 toward the George Washington Bridge, with a park-and-ride bus stop at Coppertree Mall and the Lincoln Park train station about six miles south. That low-maintenance-plus-commuter-access combination is a large part of the appeal of an Oakland condo or townhome.