Burnaby's new-build multiplex market is a buyer's market: 94 homes for sale against about 7 sales a month, or 14 to 19 months of inventory.
Market snapshot
Sales by month
[embed: node/b9e7edd7-fb03]
Sales ran near the average most of the year and hit 10 in both May and July. They fell to 5 in August, just as 28 new listings arrived, and September had no firm sales as of September 30.
By price range
The $1.75M–$2M range is the most balanced; homes over $2.25M have about two years of supply.
Only four homes sold for under $1.2 million all year ($1,095,000 to $1,160,000). The lowest-priced active listing is $1,299,000.
By area
North Burnaby commands the highest price per square foot; East Burnaby has the most supply relative to sales.
By size
Smaller homes sell for far more per square foot, and the larger homes on the market now have been listed longest (median 58 days for 3,000+ sq. ft. versus 21 days under 2,000).
By quarter
Sale price vs. asking price
The median home sold for 96.6% of its final asking price, and the gap has widened since spring.
Only 3 of the 40 sold at or above asking. Based on sales up to about $1.96 million; asking price is the final list price, so earlier price reductions are not included.
About this data
Source: MLS® data from Greater Vancouver REALTORS®, compiled by Brad & Theo Gannon.
New construction (built 2024–2026) half-duplex, triplex and fourplex homes in Burnaby with three or more bedrooms.
Active listings as of September 30, 2026. Sales from October 2025 to September 2026; sale months are estimated from list date plus days on market.
Figures are medians unless noted. Price per square foot uses total floor area as reported on MLS®. Months of inventory = active listings ÷ average monthly sales.
Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed.






