Central, Burlington

Neighbourhood Guide — August 2026

Avg Price

$1,241,000

Median Price

$1,395,000

Homes Sold

3

New Listings

0

For Sale

55

Avg Days on Market

86

Central Price Trends

Housing Breakdown

Active Listings by Type

Average Prices

Apartment
$703,183 (25 listings)
Residential
$1,442,689 (19 listings)
Townhouse
$1,151,856 (9 listings)
Commercial
$924,300 (2 listings)

Central vs Burlington Average

Central is 41.8% above the Burlington average.

Metric Central Burlington
Average Price $1,241,000 $874,956
Median Price $1,395,000 $899,000
Avg Days on Market 86 38
Homes Sold (Last Month) 3 29

About Central

Central Burlington is the city's premier neighbourhood, combining waterfront access, a vibrant downtown commercial core, and the irreplaceable character of Burlington's most historically significant residential streets. The neighbourhood stretches from Lake Ontario northward, encompassing Spencer Smith Park, the Brant Street Pier, and the commercial district along Brant Street that defines Burlington's urban identity. Residents here live within walking distance of acclaimed restaurants, independent boutiques, the Burlington Performing Arts Centre, and the lakefront trail that connects to communities on both sides of the city. Housing in Central Burlington ranges from heritage-era homes on tree-lined streets to custom contemporary infill properties. Lot sizes tend to be generous by Ontario urban standards, and the neighbourhood's maturity - many homes date from the 1920s through 1960s - gives Central Burlington an architectural richness rarely found in more recently developed parts of the city. The neighbourhood is predominantly owner-occupied with high household incomes and strong community investment in maintaining property standards and neighbourhood character. Schools serving Central Burlington are among Burlington's most sought-after, contributing to the neighbourhood's family appeal alongside its lifestyle advantages. Browse Central Burlington listings, read the Burlington city guide, or compare all neighbourhoods.

Nearby Amenities

Spencer Smith Park and the Brant Street Pier are the neighbourhood's crown jewels - a year-round lakefront destination for walks, cycling, and community events including the Sound of Music Festival and Burlington Ribfest. Brant Street's commercial corridor provides exceptional dining, shopping, and entertainment options. The Burlington Performing Arts Centre brings professional theatre, music, and dance to residents steps from home. Joseph Brant Museum preserves Burlington's local heritage. Schools, community centres, and transit connections are all accessible within the neighbourhood.