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Burnaby North Market Stats

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About Burnaby North

Burnaby North covers MLS® neighbourhoods along the Millennium Line corridor—including Brentwood and areas toward Burnaby Mountain—with strong transit access and a mix of apartments and single-family streets.

Burnaby North

Log in Months of inventory estimates how long current listings would take to sell at the recent sales pace. Seller's under 4 months, balanced 4–6, buyer's over 6.

Closed home sales over the past month

Area features

  • Town centres

    Metrotown, Brentwood, and Lougheed concentrate shopping, employment, and high-density housing.

  • Parks and lakes

    Burnaby Lake, Deer Lake, and Central Park offer large green spaces inside the city.

  • Education

    Simon Fraser University’s Burnaby Mountain campus is a major regional institution.

Transit and commuting

  • SkyTrain

    Brentwood Town Centre, Holdom, and nearby Millennium Line stations; buses to SFU.

  • Bus

    Local TransLink buses connect neighbourhoods to SkyTrain and Burnaby town centres.

Most Burnaby North neighbourhoods near SkyTrain can reach downtown Vancouver without transferring more than once.

Source: TransLink

Demographics

Part of City of Burnaby; figures below are citywide

Population
249,125 (2021)
Median household income
$73,500 (2020)
Households
101,135 (2021)

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Burnaby North real estate FAQ

Are there homes for sale in Burnaby North?
Yes. Resider shows active MLS® listings in Burnaby North, British Columbia, including houses, townhouses, and condominiums, with sold-price market stats on this page.
What market stats can I see for Burnaby North?
This page reports closed sales volume, median and average sold prices, days on market, price per square foot, price trends, and active inventory for Burnaby North.
What is Burnaby North known for?
Burnaby North is known for Brentwood’s rapid growth, Millennium Line access, and proximity to SFU and Burnaby Mountain.
What is commuting like from Burnaby North?
SkyTrain is the primary rapid commute option; buses fill gaps away from stations.