Homes for Sale in Burnaby, BC: MLS® Listings

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About this market

Burnaby sits between Vancouver and the Tri-Cities and gets overlooked by buyers who haven't done their homework. That's a mistake. Metrotown and Brentwood are two of the most active condo markets in Metro Vancouver — dense, walkable, and directly on the Expo and Millennium SkyTrain lines. New towers continue to go up in both areas, which keeps resale supply moving and prices relatively stable compared to Vancouver proper.

For families, South Burnaby (Edmonds, Big Bend) and North Burnaby (Burnaby Heights, Capitol Hill) offer detached homes at prices that would buy you a townhouse in Vancouver. The school catchments in South Burnaby in particular are strong, and the neighbourhood has more green space than people expect.

Investors have been buying in Burnaby for years because the SkyTrain adjacency supports rental demand across every price band. A one-bedroom near Metrotown rents quickly; a two-bedroom near Brentwood holds its value through corrections because demand is structural, not speculative.

All listings here are live MLS® data from Greater Vancouver REALTORS®, refreshed every 15 minutes.

Common questions about Burnaby real estate

Yes — Burnaby offers SkyTrain access, strong rental demand, and lower prices than Vancouver. Metrotown and Brentwood are particularly active condo markets with good long-term fundamentals.

Burnaby condo prices range from roughly $550K for a one-bedroom near SkyTrain to $1.2M+ for a larger unit in a newer Brentwood or Metrotown tower.

Burnaby typically offers 15–30% lower prices than comparable Vancouver properties, with similar SkyTrain access. It's a common choice for buyers priced out of Vancouver who don't want to compromise on transit.