Burlington Real Estate Market Snapshot – April 2026

Burlington delivered a confident April 2026 performance — 250 homes sold across $259,786,297 in total volume, with an average price of $1,039,145. Sitting at the crossroads of affordability and lifestyle, Burlington continues to attract buyers who want lakefront city living without Oakville price tags. From detached family homes to accessible condos, here's the full breakdown of what moved in Burlington last month.

Burlington Real Estate Market Statistics – April 2026

Property Type	Sales	Dollar Volume	Avg. Price	Median Price	New Listings	Active Listings
All Home Types	250	$259,786,297	$1,039,145	$917,500	537	765
Detached Homes	122	$165,884,550	$1,359,709	$1,223,000	259	325
Semi-Detached Homes	16	$14,284,000	$892,750	$885,000	18	19
Townhomes	25	$21,455,500	$858,220	$850,000	43	47
Condo Apartments	46	$28,634,800	$622,496	$497,500	122	231

Detached Homes for Sale in Burlington

Detached homes led Burlington's April market with 122 sales generating $165,884,550 in total volume. The average price of $1,359,709 sits well above the median of $1,223,000 — a reminder that luxury waterfront and Roseland estate sales pull the average up. For most buyers, the $1.2M median is the more realistic benchmark. With 259 new listings and 325 active, families have genuine options to explore across Burlington's established neighbourhoods from Alton Village to Shoreacres.

Semi-Detached Homes for Sale in Burlington

Semi-detached is a rare and fast-moving segment in Burlington. Just 16 sales were recorded in April with $14,284,000 in volume at an average of $892,750 (median: $885,000). Only 18 new listings entered the market and a mere 19 remained active — the tightest supply of any segment in the city. The near-identical average and median confirms consistent, predictable pricing. Buyers eyeing semi-detached in Burlington need to be pre-approved and ready to move immediately.

Townhomes for Sale in Burlington

Burlington townhomes recorded 25 sales at an average of $858,220 with $21,455,500 in total volume. The median of $850,000 sits close to the average — a sign of stable, uniform pricing across the segment. With 43 new listings and only 47 active, supply is lean here too. For buyers who want more space than a condo and more value than a detached, Burlington townhomes at the $850K median offer one of the stronger propositions along the Halton lakeshore corridor.

Condos for Sale in Burlington

Condos were Burlington's most active and accessible segment with 46 sales — the highest count of any property type after detached — generating $28,634,800 in volume. The average of $622,496 offers a meaningful entry point into Burlington's market, though the median of $497,500 tells a more nuanced story — a cluster of higher-end units is lifting the average considerably. With 122 new listings and 231 active, buyers here have the strongest negotiating position in Burlington's entire market. Downsizers, first-time buyers, and investors should be paying close attention.

Homes for Rent in Burlington

With a median home price of $917,500 across all property types, renting in Burlington while you plan your purchase is a smart, flexible approach. Burlington's rental market spans everything from downtown lakefront suites to suburban family homes in Millcroft and Headon Forest — giving you time to settle into the city, understand the neighbourhoods, and buy with confidence rather than urgency.

Conclusion

Burlington's April 2026 market is performing with quiet confidence. A just-over-$1M average price for a lakeside city with excellent schools, GO Transit, and a thriving downtown core represents real value in the broader GTA context. Condos offer the most buyer leverage with 231 active listings; semi-detached and townhomes reward speed and preparation; detached gives families solid inventory to work through. As always, trust the median over the average when setting your budget.

Ready to explore what's available right now? Browse all Burlington homes for sale for a full picture of active listings across every property type — or visit The Halton to explore homes across the wider Halton region and find your next move.

Sources: Toronto Regional Real Estate Board (TRREB) — Market Watch, April 2026