BC Burnaby
Burnaby
LISTINGS
- 1/20 20
Open Sun 2:30PM-4PM$ 499,000
1 Bed1 Bath634 SqFt7428 East 14TH AVE #6, Burnaby, BC V3N0C2
Other Types
Listed by RE/MAX Select Realty
- 1/40 40
Open Sat 2PM-4PM$ 1,899,000
6 Beds3 Baths3,390 SqFt1362 PHILLIPS AVENUE, Burnaby, BC V5A3Z3
Single Family Home
Listed by Sutton Group - 1st West Realty
- 1/40 40
Active$ 3,199,000
10 Beds6 Baths4,823 SqFt8074-8076 19TH AVENUE, Burnaby, BC V3N1G3
Multi-Family
Listed by Stonehaus Realty Corp.
Quick Facts About Burnaby
Transit & Commute
Served by the Expo and Millennium SkyTrain lines with rapid access to Vancouver. Major hubs include Metrotown, Brentwood, and Lougheed Town Centre. Highway 1, Lougheed Hwy, and Kingsway simplify east–west driving.
Schools & Education
School District 41 offers strong elementary and secondary options plus French Immersion. Post-secondary anchors include SFU on Burnaby Mountain and BCIT in Burnaby, with continuing-studies and trades programs.
Buyer Insights
High-rise condos cluster around Metrotown, Brentwood, and Lougheed; townhomes are common in Sullivan Heights, Burnaby Mountain, and Edmonds; detached homes hold premium pockets in Deer Lake, Buckingham Heights, Capitol Hill, and Montecito.
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Neighbourhood Variety
Metrotown (urban energy), Brentwood (new skyline + amenities), Lougheed (transit village), Edmonds (family-friendly value), Burnaby Mountain/UniverCity (campus living), Deer Lake & Capitol Hill (scenic, established streets).
Homes for Sale in Burnaby
Choose view condos near SkyTrain, modern townhomes close to parks and schools, or quiet detached streets near Deer Lake and Burnaby Lake. Inventory suits investors, first-time buyers, and move-up families.
Community & Lifestyle
Metropolis at Metrotown and The Amazing Brentwood anchor shopping and dining. Central Park, Deer Lake Park, and Burnaby Mountain offer trails and lakefront paths. Culture thrives at Shadbolt Centre, Burnaby Art Gallery, and summer festivals.
Your guide to neighbourhoods, real estate, and lifestyle in Metro Vancouver’s connected city
Explore Burnaby’s SkyTrain-linked communities, thriving real estate market, and balance of urban convenience with parks and mountain views.
Living in Burnaby: Daily Life
Burnaby blends high-rise energy with leafy residential pockets. Mornings might start with a SkyTrain ride from Metrotown to downtown Vancouver, or a jog around Deer Lake. Evenings bring neighbours to Central Park tennis courts, Brentwood restaurants, or community festivals at Civic Square. Life here is urban, connected, and diverse—yet always close to green space.
Homes & Real Estate in Burnaby
Burnaby’s real estate ranges from high-rise condos in Metrotown and Brentwood to family homes in Deer Lake, Buckingham Heights, and Capitol Hill. Buyers can choose between walkable, transit-oriented communities or quieter, established neighbourhoods.
- Condos: $550K–$1.1M depending on location and view.
- Townhomes: $850K–$1.4M in Sullivan Heights, Burnaby Mountain, and Edmonds.
- Detached homes: $1.6M+ in prestigious neighbourhoods like Deer Lake, Buckingham Heights, and Montecito.
Neighbourhood Character
Metrotown
Burnaby’s downtown with Metropolis mall, SkyTrain hub, and high-rise living. Popular with young professionals and investors.
Brentwood
New skyline, The Amazing Brentwood mall, and modern towers. Rapid growth with strong investor appeal.
Lougheed
Transit-oriented hub with shopping centre redevelopment, new towers, and quick SkyTrain access to multiple lines.
Deer Lake / Buckingham Heights
Scenic residential areas with luxury homes, lakefront trails, and cultural amenities like Shadbolt Centre.
Investment Considerations
- SkyTrain connectivity ensures high rental demand around Metrotown, Brentwood, and Lougheed.
- Redevelopment corridors (Kingsway, Lougheed Hwy) continue to densify.
- Established pockets like Deer Lake and Capitol Hill maintain premium long-term value.
- Burnaby’s central location appeals to both commuters and investors seeking steady growth.
Location and Commutes
- SkyTrain Expo & Millennium Lines: 15–25 minutes to Downtown Vancouver.
- Highway 1: East–west access to Coquitlam, Surrey, and North Shore.
- Lougheed Hwy & Kingsway: arterial routes across Metro Vancouver.
- Burnaby Mountain: direct bus service to SFU campus.
Food, Culture, and Festivals
Burnaby is a cultural crossroads with global dining, shopping hubs, and community festivals. Residents enjoy cuisines from across the world, arts programs at Shadbolt Centre, and concerts at Deer Lake Park.
- Metropolis at Metrotown, The Amazing Brentwood, and Lougheed Town Centre for shopping.
- Shadbolt Centre for the Arts and Burnaby Art Gallery for culture.
- Deer Lake Park concerts and Burnaby Blues + Roots Festival for music.
Parks and Outdoor Activities
- Central Park: tennis, pitch & putt, forested trails, and Swangard Stadium.
- Deer Lake Park: lakefront walks, boating, and cultural hub.
- Burnaby Mountain: hiking, biking, and panoramic views.
- Burnaby Lake: rowing, birdwatching, and expansive trails.
Schools and Education
Burnaby School District 41 provides strong K–12 programs including French Immersion. Post-secondary anchors include Simon Fraser University on Burnaby Mountain and BCIT’s main campus. Together they shape Burnaby as an educational hub in Metro Vancouver.
Buying a Home in Burnaby
Condos: ideal for first-time buyers and investors near SkyTrain hubs. Townhomes: family-friendly options near schools and parks. Detached homes: hold long-term value in premium neighbourhoods. Buyers should consider proximity to SkyTrain and future redevelopment corridors for best returns.
Compare Nearby Communities
- Vancouver: closer to downtown but higher prices, less space.
- Coquitlam: more suburban, growing rapidly with new developments.
- New Westminster: heritage charm, smaller scale, SkyTrain access.
- North Vancouver: mountain lifestyle, fewer transit links, higher price per sq.ft.
The Burnaby Advantage
Burnaby combines central Metro Vancouver convenience with green space, education hubs, and a diverse real estate market. Its transit connectivity, shopping centres, and cultural offerings make it one of the most balanced places to live in the region.
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