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Multiplex homes for sale in Burnaby

Active MLS® townhomes and duplexes across Burnaby's 12 buyer-intent neighbourhoods, plus pre-sale triplex and fourplex inventory near every Skytrain line. The accessible side of Greater Vancouver — without giving up the city.

Burnaby multiplex market today

Active listings

106

Median ask

$1,699,000

Neighbourhoods

12

Starting from

$555,000

Bridge MLS® feed + curated pre-sale projects. Counts refresh through the day.

Why MultiLiving for Burnaby

Burnaby's multiplex marketplace — Skytrain-served, family-priced.

01

Skytrain in walking distance

Brentwood, Metrotown, Lougheed, Edmonds, Highgate — every major Burnaby neighbourhood on this site sits within walking distance of a Millennium or Expo Line station. Daily downtown access in 25 to 35 minutes without owning a car.

02

30–40% below Vancouver pricing

Forest Glen, Edmonds, and East Burnaby deliver some of the most accessible new-build multiplex pricing in the Lower Mainland. Same brand-new townhome or half-duplex, a Skytrain ride from downtown, for materially less than a comparable home across the boundary.

03

View streets the city doesn't have

Capitol Hill, Burnaby Heights, and the higher streets of Willingdon Heights pick up Burrard Inlet and North Shore mountain views that Vancouver's flatter east side simply can't match. View premiums here cost a fraction of what they would in Point Grey or Kitsilano.

All 12 Burnaby neighbourhoods

Browse Burnaby by neighbourhood

Ranked by active listing count

#1

Sperling-Duthie

17 active

North Burnaby established neighbourhood near Burnaby Lake and SFU access roads.

Median $1,699,000

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#2

Forest Glen

12 active

Mature central Burnaby neighbourhood near Metrotown — the densest pocket of new duplex inventory.

Median $1,644,400

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#3

Deer Lake

10 active

Central Burnaby park-side neighbourhood — Deer Lake, theatre, and quiet residential streets.

Median $1,893,000

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#4

Burnaby Heights

9 active

North Burnaby's village-feel neighbourhood with mountain views and Hastings Street shops.

Median $1,599,000

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#5

Highgate

9 active

South Burnaby village with new towers, parks, and skytrain access.

Median $1,398,000

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#6

East Burnaby

8 active

Border with New Westminster — affordable end of Burnaby with new infill activity.

Median $1,747,500

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#7

Brentwood

5 active

Skytrain-served high-density node with new towers, restaurants, and growing ground-oriented infill.

Median $1,899,000

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#8

Lougheed

4 active

Two-skytrain-line community in north-east Burnaby with rapid intensification.

Median $1,549,000

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#9

Capitol Hill

4 active

Hilltop north Burnaby neighbourhood with sweeping views of the inlet and mountains.

Median $1,997,500

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#10

Willingdon Heights

4 active

North Burnaby grid neighbourhood with view streets and active multiplex development.

Median $1,589,000

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#11

Metrotown

3 active

Burnaby's downtown — major mall, transit hub, and dense residential streets.

Median $1,728,000

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#12

Edmonds

1 active

South-east Burnaby town centre with skytrain access and the Highgate village.

Median $1,388,000

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FAQ

Buying a multiplex in Burnaby

Edmonds, East Burnaby, and Highgate are the entry points — expect new-build townhomes and half-duplexes here at materially lower per-square-foot pricing than Brentwood or Burnaby Heights, with Skytrain access via the Expo Line.
Forest Glen has the densest pocket of new-build half-duplex inventory in Burnaby — the area's mature single-family fabric has converted at scale under BC's small-scale multi-unit housing rules. Brentwood Park leads on townhome supply.
Both are major Skytrain town centres with substantial high-rise inventory. Brentwood (Millennium Line) feels newer and more design-forward, with the Amazing Brentwood mall as the commercial anchor. Metrotown (Expo Line) is denser, has Metropolis at Metrotown as the largest mall in BC, and sits at the geographic centre of the city. Ground-oriented inventory in both is mostly on the residential streets just outside the town centre footprint.
Yes — Capitol Hill, Burnaby Heights, and the higher streets of Willingdon Heights all deliver Burrard Inlet and North Shore mountain views at pricing well below Vancouver's view neighbourhoods. Verify view protection from future construction on lower-slope adjacent lots before writing.
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