Burlington Real Estate Price Guide — May 2026 | Roach Family Real Estate


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Burlington Real Estate Price Guide

Real sold prices, days on market, and sale-to-list ratios for Burlington. Updated each month with verified TRREB data.

Last updated: May 2026 data

Burlington Avg. Detached
$1,512,929
142 sales · 25 days on market
▲ +11.5% vs May 2025

Burlington Townhouse
$884,213
15 sales · 26 days on market
▼ −6.3% vs May 2025

Burlington Condo Apt
$714,250
50 sales · 43 days on market
▼ −3.2% vs May 2025

Burlington — May 2026
All property types · Verified TRREB data · YOY = vs. May 2025
Property Type Avg Price YOY Price Median Price Sales YOY Sales New Listings Avg DOM SP/LP SNLR MOI Terminations
All Types $1,136,578 ▲ +1.5% $957,450 286 ▲ +10.0% 623 31 98% 46% 3.28 227
Detached $1,512,929 ▲ +11.5% $1,320,000 142 ▼ −0.7% 302 25 98% 47% 2.73 103
Semi-Detached $944,778 ▲ +10.4% $860,000 9 ▼ −18.2% 25 25 99% 36% 2.89 8
Townhouse $884,213 ▼ −6.3% $870,000 15 ▼ −40.0% 39 26 99% 38% 3.85 20
Condo Apartment $714,250 ▼ −3.2% $521,500 50 ▲ +25.0% 127 43 96% 39% 4.92 51

What the Numbers Mean
Plain-language context for buyers and sellers

Burlington was one of the strongest markets in Halton in May. Sales climbed 10% year-over-year, the SNLR jumped from 36% last May to 46% — that’s right at the top of balanced and pushing toward sellers’ territory. Inventory eased from 4.05 months last May to 3.28 months. The story is broader market tightening, not a price spike: average prices are up just 1.5% year-over-year. Detached is the standout — sales up, prices up 11.5%, days on market down to 25.

Where the competition is in Burlington: Detached homes at 47% SNLR with just 2.73 months of inventory — the tightest segment in the city. If you’re shopping detached in Burlington, expect to move fast on the right home. Semi-detached cooled significantly from April’s 83% SNLR spike (small-sample volatility) back down to 36%. Townhouse and condo segments are more balanced — condos at 39% SNLR with under 5 months of inventory have actually tightened from last year, but they remain the friendliest segment for buyers.

The Bank of Canada’s next rate decision is June 10 — consensus expects another hold at 2.25%. Fixed mortgage rates have been creeping up over the past few months, tied to rising bond yields. The fixed-vs-variable gap remains tight enough that variable is worth a hard look for buyers comfortable with some rate risk. Worth a real conversation with a mortgage professional before deciding.

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Data source: TRREB (Toronto Regional Real Estate Board) · May 2026

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