The most expensive home in Burnaby sold for almost $5.3 million, while the least expensive apartment sold for $400,000.
A seven-bedroom, eight-bathroom mansion sold for almost $5.3 million after about five months on the market, earning its spot as the most expensive detached home sold in Burnaby in November. It went for $290,000 under the asking price.Slow market or not, sales are still happening, and we’ve rounded up the most and least expensive homes sold in Burnaby last month.The most expensive detached home in Burnaby sold for $5.298 million on Nov. 26, after 156 days on the market.
The unit at 34-7345 Sandborne Ave. sold for $650,000, below its asking price of $689,900, after nine days on the market. At 1,945 sq. ft., it was built in 2008 with three bathrooms, three balconies and views of the mountains. Its 2022 assessment was $1.48 million.
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