SkyTrain-linked town centres, SFU, and BC's biggest mall.
Burnaby Real Estate
About Burnaby
Burnaby sits between Vancouver and Surrey and has grown into one of Metro Vancouver's most dynamic real estate markets. Four SkyTrain-served town centres — Metrotown, Brentwood, Lougheed, and Edmonds — anchor high-rise condo development, while established neighbourhoods like Burnaby Mountain (SFU), Deer Lake, and South Burnaby offer detached homes and townhomes with quick access to Vancouver.
Burnaby Market Snapshot
Live from CREA DDF®2,117 active listings in Burnaby
Largest property types
- Single Family1,813
- Business83
- Office71
- Industrial54
- Retail39
Burnaby Neighbourhoods
Metrotown
Tallest condo skyline outside downtown Vancouver, BC's largest mall
Brentwood
Redevelopment boom, The Amazing Brentwood, SkyTrain
Lougheed
Emerging condo hub on the SkyTrain Millennium Line
Burnaby Mountain / SFU
Student housing and condo demand near Simon Fraser University
Why Burnaby
- •Four SkyTrain-linked town centres with active pre-construction pipelines
- •Major employers: SFU, BCIT, Electronic Arts, Microsoft
- •Strong condo appreciation and rental absorption
Popular Property Types
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Burnaby FAQ
Is Burnaby good for condo investment?
Burnaby's four SkyTrain town centres (Metrotown, Brentwood, Lougheed, Edmonds) are among Metro Vancouver's most active condo markets, with strong rental demand from SFU and BCIT students.
How does Burnaby compare to Vancouver for value?
Burnaby sits directly east of Vancouver with SkyTrain access to downtown, offering newer condo stock and larger lots at a meaningful discount to Vancouver's west side.
What are Burnaby's main neighbourhoods?
Burnaby's four town centres — Metrotown, Brentwood, Lougheed, and Edmonds — anchor high-rise condo development, while Burnaby Mountain (SFU), Deer Lake, and South Burnaby offer detached homes and townhomes.
Looking to buy or sell in Burnaby?
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