Halton Region
Burlington Real Estate
A waterfront downtown at the foot of the Escarpment.
City · Halton Region
About Burlington
Burlington combines a lively lakefront downtown with established neighbourhoods and newer areas like Alton Village, with the Niagara Escarpment close by.
Mohawk leader Joseph Brant was granted land here for his service in the American Revolutionary War and is often called the city's founder.
Homes: Detached homes, townhomes and condos downtown.
Known for
- Spencer Smith Park and the waterfront
- Mount Nemo and Escarpment trails
- Downtown Burlington's Brant Street
Market this month
Burlington real estate market
Burlington · September 2026
Source: TRREB Market Watch, released October 6, 2026
- Average price
- $1,033,458
- Median price
- $880,000
- Homes sold
- 177
- Benchmark price
- $840,600
- -2.8% vs last year
- Days on market
- 34
- Sale-to-list price
- 97%
- Active listings
- 761
- Months of inventory
- 3.6
- Seller's market
- Detached$1,363,80384 sold
- Semi$892,7147 sold
- Townhouse$823,04117 sold
- Condo apt$636,13124 sold
7 areas
Burlington neighbourhoods
Downtown Burlington
Walkable lakefront core around Brant Street, Spencer Smith Park and the Performing Arts Centre.
Aldershot
West-end area joined to Burlington in 1958, near the Royal Botanical Gardens and Aldershot GO.
Roseland
Established south-east area near the lake, with large lots, mature trees and wide streets.
Millcroft
North Burlington community built around Millcroft Golf Club, with detached homes and townhouses.
Orchard
Newer north-east subdivision with parks and walking trails beside Bronte Creek Provincial Park.
Alton Village
One of Burlington's newest areas, north of Dundas Street, home to the Haber Recreation Centre.
Tyandaga
North-west area around Tyandaga Golf Course, with larger lots and nearby escarpment trails.
Daily life
Living in Burlington
Schools
- Halton District School Board
- Halton Catholic District School Board
- Conseil scolaire Viamonde
- Conseil scolaire catholique MonAvenir
Well known: Burlington Central High School, Nelson High School, Dr. Frank J. Hayden Secondary School (Alton Village).
Colleges and universities: McMaster University, Ron Joyce Centre (DeGroote School of Business), Mohawk College (satellite campus).
Parks and outdoors
- Spencer Smith Park Downtown lakefront park with a promenade and the Brant Street Pier.
- Royal Botanical Gardens Canada's largest botanical garden, at Burlington's west end.
- Mount Nemo Conservation Area Escarpment cliffs and lookouts on the Bruce Trail.
- Bronte Creek Provincial Park Trails, camping and a heritage farm on the Oakville border.
Shopping and dining
- Downtown Burlington Restaurants and shops along Brant Street near the lake.
- Village Square Small downtown complex of historic buildings, shops and dining.
- Mapleview Centre Two-storey indoor mall, opened in 1990.
- Burlington Centre Two-storey indoor mall, opened in 1968.
Healthcare
- Joseph Brant Hospital
Commuting
Getting around Burlington
To downtown Toronto: about 50–55 km; about 45–60 min by GO train from Burlington GO to Union Station.
- GO TrainLakeshore West from Appleby, Burlington or Aldershot: about 45–60 min to Union
- HighwayQEW/403 and the 407; about an hour or more to downtown by car
- TransitBurlington Transit routes centred on the three GO stations
Honest take
Pros and cons of living in Burlington
Why people move here
- Three GO stations on the Lakeshore West line
- Waterfront downtown with Spencer Smith Park
- Niagara Escarpment parks and trails in the north
Things to consider
- About 45–60 min by GO train to Union
- QEW/403 traffic is heavy at rush hour
A good fit for: Families · Downsizers · Commuters heading east or to Hamilton
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FAQ
Burlington real estate questions
What is the average home price in Burlington?
In September 2026, the average sale price in Burlington was $1,033,458 and the median was $880,000, based on 177 sales (TRREB Market Watch).
Is Burlington a buyer's or seller's market right now?
There were 3.6 months of inventory in September, which usually points to a seller's market. Homes sold for about 97% of list price on average.
How long does it take to sell a home in Burlington?
Homes that sold in September were on the market for 34 days on average. Pricing and presentation make the biggest difference.
How far is Burlington from downtown Toronto?
about 50–55 km; about 45–60 min by GO train from Burlington GO to Union Station.
Which school boards serve Burlington?
Halton District School Board, Halton Catholic District School Board, Conseil scolaire Viamonde, Conseil scolaire catholique MonAvenir.
What are the best neighbourhoods in Burlington?
It depends on budget, commute and lifestyle. Popular areas include Downtown Burlington, Aldershot, Roseland, Millcroft, Orchard. Sophia can help you narrow it down.
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