New homes · Burlington, Ontario
Burlington new construction homes and condos.
New condos, townhomes and houses are going up across Burlington. Tell us what you want and we'll send you what fits, with the real prices.
Where the new homes are
New builds for sale in Burlington, by area
These are the parts of Burlington with brand-new homes on the market now. Prices are the asking range on the MLS, rounded.
Downtown, near Brant Street
New condo towers close to the lake, the GO station and Spencer Smith Park.
About $425,000 to $2 million
Alton Village
New condos and townhomes in the north end, near Dundas Street and the 407.
Condos from about $370,000. Townhomes $880,000 to $1.05 million
Aldershot, along Plains Road
New condo townhomes and low-rise condos a short drive from Aldershot GO.
Condos from about $330,000. Townhomes $630,000 to $680,000
Roseland and the Orchard
Small sets of new townhomes inside older, settled neighbourhoods.
About $900,000 to $1.1 million
Mountainside and north Burlington
A few new detached homes, often one or two at a time on infill lots.
About $1.6 million to $1.75 million
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New homes come and go every week. We'll send what is for sale right now.
From MLS listings marked new, read on November 2, 2026. Burlington's older luxury and waterfront homes are on our Burlington luxury homes page.
How it works
Buying a new build, step by step
01
Pick the area and the type
Condo, townhome or detached. Close to the lake or up near the 407. We send you what is for sale right now that fits.
02
Register with us before you visit
Builders ask who your agent is on the first visit. If you walk in alone, their sales staff work for the builder, not for you.
03
Read the contract before you sign
Builder contracts are long. We check the deposit steps, the closing costs, the dates and what you can change later.
04
Pay the deposit in steps
Most builders ask for 10 to 20 percent over the first year or two, in a few payments. A finished home is closer to a normal sale.
05
Close and get the keys
On a finished home you close like any other purchase. On one still being built you may pay the builder monthly until the building is registered. We walk you through both.
Signing for a new home on or before March 31, 2027? Ontario's enhanced HST rebate on new homes may apply.*
*Eligibility depends on your circumstances. Not tax advice.
Finished, or still being built
Both are new. They are not the same purchase.
Finished and ready
You walk the real home, close on a real date and move in. Many of Burlington's new condos and townhomes are at this stage.
Still being built
You buy from plans. You get more choice of floor plan and finishes, but the move-in date can move and the final costs are estimates until closing.
The monthly numbers behind this page are on the Burlington market report.
Ask us
See what's new in Burlington
Tell us what you're after, as much or as little as you like. We'll come back with what fits. No cost to you.
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