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For buyers · April to June 2026

Are homes going over asking?

Not right now. In every Burlington neighbourhood, the typical home sold for a little under its asking price. Some areas are still much busier than others.

How competitive each neighbourhood is
NeighbourhoodMarketSold vs askingDays to sellMonths of homes for sale
Mountainside Competitive 99%231.4
OrchardThe Orchard Competitive 99%232.3
TansleyTansley Woods Competitive 99%294.2
ApplebyElizabeth Gardens Competitive 98%311.7
HeadonHeadon Forest Competitive 98%231.8
Brant Hills Competitive 98%262.2
Shoreacres Competitive 98%272.3
Tyandaga Balanced 98%332.5
RoseMillcroft Balanced 98%342.7
BayviewAldershot Balanced 98%272.8
Freeman Balanced 98%253.9
Palmer Balanced 97%201.4
Uptown Balanced 97%402.2
AltonAlton Village Balanced 97%192.7
Roseland Balanced 97%383.1
LaSalleAldershot Balanced 97%353.8
BrantDowntown Room to negotiate 96%323.9
Rural BurlingtonKilbride, Lowville Room to negotiate 96%396.4

How to bid in each kind of market

Competitive

Come in strong

Homes sell for 98 to 99% of asking and there are few to choose from. Expect other offers, and have your financing approved before you book showings.

Balanced

Offer near asking

Most homes sell for 97 to 98% of asking. You can usually take a day to think, and a condition or two is normal.

Room to negotiate

Take your time

More homes for sale, or prices well under asking. Look at how long a home has been listed, and don't be afraid to offer below.

Source: TRREB Community Housing Market Report, Burlington, Q2 2026, April to June 2026. Sold vs asking is the average sale price as a share of the last list price. Months of homes for sale is the homes listed at the end of the quarter divided by monthly sales. Small neighbourhoods have few sales, so their numbers move more. Want to practise? Try the offer game. Want to know how a specific home might go? Ask me.