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Burnaby Homes for Sale: Condos, Townhomes & Single‑Family Homes
Burnaby is the third‑largest city in Metro Vancouver and one of its most vertical, with highrise towers around Metrotown, Brentwood, and Lougheed. It's home to Simon Fraser University's main campus on Burnaby Mountain and BCIT, and is served by both the Expo and Millennium SkyTrain lines. With hundreds of active listings, prices range widely, from a studio condo to a detached family home. Whether you're after a highrise unit near Metrotown, a townhome in Edmonds, or a house near Deer Lake, Burnaby has something for every budget.
Use the filters above to narrow the current listings by price, beds, and property type. Also looking nearby? See Vancouver homes for sale, Burnaby presales, or recently sold Burnaby homes.
Burnaby Real Estate Market: October 2026
Active listings as of October 30, 2026, and sales over the past 12 complete months (September 2025 to August 2026).
Condos
- Active now
- 977
- Median list price
- $665,000
- Sold, past 12 months
- 1,724
- Median sold price
- $650,000
- Median days to sell
- 27
Townhomes
- Active now
- 211
- Median list price
- $989,000
- Sold, past 12 months
- 337
- Median sold price
- $920,000
- Median days to sell
- 21
Single‑family homes
- Active now
- 550
- Median list price
- $1,995,000
- Sold, past 12 months
- 503
- Median sold price
- $1,865,000
- Median days to sell
- 28
About 228 homes sold per month over the past year, and half of them sold within 26 days of listing. Condos are the bulk of the market: 1,724 of the 2,734 sales and 977 of the 1,792 active listings, with a median sold price of $650,000 against $1,865,000 for single‑family homes. At the past year's sales pace, today's active listings equal roughly 8 months of supply overall, about 7 months for condos and about 13 for single‑family homes. Supply above about six months generally favours buyers. Want numbers for a specific street or building? Ask for a free home valuation, or see the latest market updates and recently sold Burnaby homes.
Source: MLS® listing and sold data shown on this site. Active listings were counted on October 30, 2026. Sales cover September 2025 to August 2026 because sales from the most recent weeks are not yet fully reported. Days to sell is the time from listing date to sale date. The cards leave out 54 other active listings and 170 other sales (multi‑family and vacant land).
Neighbourhoods in Burnaby
This search spans the following Burnaby communities.
Metrotown
Burnaby's largest urban hub, anchored by Metropolis at Metrotown, one of BC's biggest shopping centres, and a fast‑growing cluster of highrise condo towers around the SkyTrain station.
Brentwood
Home to the Gilmore Place towers and The Amazing Brentwood mall, a major pre‑sale and highrise area in the region.
Lougheed
Where the Expo and Millennium SkyTrain lines meet, with a major multi‑tower redevelopment around Lougheed Town Centre.
Burnaby Heights
A walkable, low‑rise North Burnaby neighbourhood along Hastings Street, known for character homes and an easy hop into East Vancouver.
Edmonds
An established, comparatively affordable pocket of South Burnaby near the SkyTrain and the New Westminster border, popular with families.
Deer Lake / Government Rd
Burnaby's green, low‑density core: Deer Lake Park, the Burnaby Village Museum, and larger detached lots near Burnaby Mountain.
Why Burnaby? Skyline, SkyTrain & Central Location
Burnaby combines big‑city transit and amenities with parks and green space.
A Rising Skyline
Burnaby is one of Metro Vancouver's most vertical cities, with highrise clusters around Metrotown, Brentwood and Lougheed.
Two SkyTrain Lines
Both the Expo and Millennium lines run through Burnaby, linking Metrotown, Brentwood, and Lougheed to the rest of Metro Vancouver.
SFU on the Mountain
Simon Fraser University's main campus crowns Burnaby Mountain, with sweeping views over the Fraser Valley.
The City of Parks
It's Burnaby's official tagline for a reason: Deer Lake, Burnaby Lake, and Central Park anchor the green space between the towers.
Major Shopping Hubs
Metropolis at Metrotown and The Amazing Brentwood are two of the busiest retail and entertainment centres in the region.
Schools & BCIT
Public schools fall under Burnaby School District 41, and the city hosts the main campus of BCIT as well.
A Major Job Market
Burnaby is a major employment centre in Metro Vancouver, with steady demand from renters and buyers alike.
Right Next to Vancouver
Burnaby borders the City of Vancouver directly. Downtown is a short SkyTrain ride or drive away, depending on the neighbourhood.
"As an engineer, I appreciate a market built around infrastructure, and in Burnaby the SkyTrain runs right through it. Between Metrotown, Brentwood, and Lougheed, this is one of the fastest‑changing skylines in the region, and buyers who understand the difference between a pre‑sale highrise and an established low‑rise strata make much better decisions. I help my clients read the fine print, not just the view."
Frequently Asked Questions About Burnaby Real Estate
Is Burnaby a good place to invest in real estate right now?
Burnaby is one of Metro Vancouver's most active transit‑oriented markets, with major highrise development concentrated around Metrotown, Brentwood, and Lougheed. Density and SkyTrain access tend to support long‑term demand, though pricing varies widely by neighbourhood and building age. Talk to Nader for a current‑day read on specific towers and streets.
What's the property transfer tax on a home in Burnaby, BC?
BC's property transfer tax is 1% on the first $200,000, 2% from $200,000 to $2,000,000, 3% from $2,000,000 to $3,000,000, and a further 2% (5% total) on any residential value above $3,000,000. Given Burnaby's higher average price points, more purchases land in the upper tiers, and fewer entry‑level buyers qualify for the full first‑time buyer exemption (available up to an $835,000 fair market value). Use the Cash to Close calculator for an exact number.
How far is Burnaby from downtown Vancouver?
Burnaby shares a border with Vancouver, so it's typically 15 to 30 minutes by car depending on the neighbourhood and traffic, or a SkyTrain ride on the Expo or Millennium line.
Is Burnaby part of Metro Vancouver?
Yes. Burnaby is one of the core municipalities of the Metro Vancouver Regional District and borders the City of Vancouver directly.
What school district and post-secondary options serve Burnaby?
Public schools fall under Burnaby School District 41. The city is also home to Simon Fraser University's main campus on Burnaby Mountain and the main campus of BCIT, both of which support steady rental demand nearby.
What areas does this Burnaby search cover?
This search covers Burnaby, including Metrotown, Brentwood, Lougheed, Burnaby Heights, Edmonds, and the Deer Lake / Government Road area.
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