Burnaby
117 active rentals across 4 sub-areas
$2,833
average rent/mo
Burnaby sits between Vancouver and the eastern suburbs, with three major rental hubs: Metrotown (dense condo + retail), Brentwood (fast-gentrifying, tower-heavy), and Lougheed (Simon Fraser University spillover). SkyTrain reaches every one of them.
Burnaby
117 rentals
$2,833
avg/mo
Metrotown
25 rentals
$2,815
avg/mo
Brentwood
21 rentals
$3,181
avg/mo
SFU
11 rentals
$2,823
avg/mo
Burnaby's three rental cores
Metrotown (Burnaby South) is the largest and densest — Canada Line and Expo Line both serve it, and Metropolis at Metrotown is the largest mall in BC. Condo supply is deep, rents run somewhat below Vancouver West.
Brentwood / Lougheed (Burnaby North) has been the decade of the tower — Amazing Brentwood, Lougheed Heights, and a dozen other supertall rental projects. Newer construction, newer finishes, and a fast-moving market.
South Slope, Edmonds, Highgate fill the middle — mostly low-rise and walk-ups, older stock, materially cheaper than Metrotown. Good choices for commuters who just need to reach the SkyTrain.
Renting in Burnaby, BC
Burnaby currently has 117 active listings across 4 distinct sub-areas. Average rent across the city is $2,833/month. Use the tiles above to drill into specific neighbourhoods for local pricing.
Listings come directly from the Fraser Valley Real Estate Board MLS and refresh daily, so the figures here track the live market rather than stale aggregate reports.
Tenancies in Burnaby are governed by the BC Residential Tenancy Act, which caps annual rent increases, requires three months' written notice for increases, and limits security deposits to half a month's rent. The Residential Tenancy Branch (RTB) handles disputes.