South Burnaby covers the area south of Central Park, including Metrotown, Edmonds, and the residential streets bordering New Westminster. It's one of Burnaby's most densely populated corridors, with the Expo Line running through it and significant condo and townhome density.
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South Burnaby is dominated by the Metrotown commercial district in the northwest and the quieter Edmonds neighbourhood to the southeast. Central Park forms a natural green boundary between south Burnaby and the residential areas above it. Residents here tend to commute along the Expo Line, making transit-adjacent banking and ATM access important.
Home Prices in South Burnaby
South Burnaby offers a range of housing types. Condos near Metrotown average $700,000–$900,000. Older condos and townhomes in Edmonds are generally $550,000–$750,000. Single-family detached homes range from $1.4M to $2.0M depending on lot size and condition. First-time buyers should calculate PTT carefully — new condo purchases under $835,000 qualify for BC's first-time buyer new home exemption.