More than 3,500 homes were sold in Burnaby last year, according to data from Zealty.ca.
Condo sales made up the bulk of that number, with 2,354 sales in 2024. A little more than 630 Burnaby detached homes sold, along with 516 townhomes.
Median home prices by month ranged from $791,000 at the lowest in November to $852,000 in December.
What were the most and least expensive homes sold last year? Read on.
Most expensive single-family home
The most expensive single-family home sold in Burnaby in 2024 was in Capitol Hill at 5188 Harbour View Rd. The home sold for $5.08 million on Nov. 5 after 29 days on the market.
With six bedrooms and eight bathrooms as part of the 5,460-square-foot home on a 9,487-square-foot lot, the original asking price was $5.189 million.
The home, built in 2024, has views of the Burrard Inlet and downtown Vancouver, along with a suite with a private entrance and a garage with room for up to nine vehicles.
Least expensive single-family home
The least expensive detached home sold last year was “not livable,” according to the listing.
At 6060 Ninth Ave. in Big Bend, the property is a 14,800-square-foot lot with agricultural zoning.
The lot sold for $825,000, down from its original asking price of $899,000.
It sold June 7 after 17 days on the market.
Most expensive Burnaby townhome
A newly built 2,485-square-foot duplex townhome at 4066 Triumph St. in Burnaby North sold for $2.45 million last year, making it the most expensive townhouse sold in Burnaby in 2024.
The five-bedroom, four-bathroom home sold Oct. 8 after 14 days on the market, although it sold for below the original asking price of $2.49 million.
Least expensive Burnaby townhome
The cheapest townhome sold in Burnaby last year came in at $400,000 in Edmonds.
A two-bedroom, one-bathroom, 657-square-foot home at 6826 Balmoral St., the corner unit sold for its asking price Sept. 7 after four days on the market.
The home, built in 1954, came with in-suite laundry and open parking in the lane.
Most expensive Burnaby condo
The priciest Burnaby condo last year was sold in Brentwood for $3.2 million at 5401-4650 Brentwood Blvd.
The three-year-old, 1,795-square-foot penthouse, originally seeking $3.39 million, sold Feb. 14 after 41 days on the market.
The condo has three bedrooms, four bathrooms, views of the Burrard Inlet, Mount Baker and more; other features include a 24/7 concierge and 3,600-square-foot fitness centre.
Least expensive Burnaby condo
The cheapest condo sold in Burnaby in 2024 has redevelopment potential, according to the listing.
The home at 58-5922 Hastings St. sold for $282,000, below its $348,000 asking price, on July 2 after six days on the market. Built in 1965, the listing stated the property was to be sold in “as is” condition and visitors were asked to “wear masks/gloves” and “bring a flashlight.”
