Found Spaces Realty Group
Shelley-Ann Magill
Realtor
Operations Manager, Found Spaces Realty Group; Burlington first-time buyers, move-ups and townhouses
Shelley-Ann Magill has worked in real estate for more than twenty years, and Burlington is her specialty: first homes, townhouses and the move up to something bigger, in the neighbourhoods around downtown and south of the QEW.
Shelley-Ann is a Realtor with Found Spaces Realty Group, the Hamilton, Burlington and Niagara team behind foundspacesrealty.ca. Most of her clients are buying their first home in Burlington or moving up from it, and many of those homes are townhouses: the first step into Burlington for a lot of buyers, and the first thing they sell when the family outgrows it.
Her part of the city is the south end, near downtown: downtown Burlington itself, the central streets around Burlington GO, and the established neighbourhoods east of downtown such as Dynes, Longmoor and Pinedale. Two decades in the business means she has worked those streets through every kind of market.
She is also the team's Operations Manager, so she knows the side of a sale most people never see: the conditions, the paperwork and the dates that have to line up between an accepted offer and a closing. For a move-up buyer selling one home and buying the next, that is most of the job.
In September 2026 the average Burlington home sold for $1,062,329 in about 32 days, by Found Spaces' read of both local boards. Shelley-Ann works from those same figures when she prices a home or helps a buyer decide what to offer.
Market snapshot
Both boards, updated October 15, 2026
- Average sold, Burlington
- $1,062,329
- September 2026
- Days on market, Burlington
- 32 days
- September 2026
- Townhouse rent, Burlington
- $3,000
- median asking
- Condo rent, Burlington
- $2,400
- median asking
Where she works
Downtown Burlington
Condos and townhouses close to Brant Street, the waterfront and Spencer Smith Park.
Central Burlington, around Burlington GO
Older bungalows, semis and townhouses within reach of the train, the usual first step into a detached street.
Dynes, Longmoor and Pinedale
Established family neighbourhoods south of the QEW, east of downtown, where many first homes turn into move-ups.
Questions people ask
Who is Shelley-Ann Magill?
Shelley-Ann Magill is a Realtor with Found Spaces Realty Group and the team's Operations Manager. She has worked in real estate for more than twenty years and specialises in south Burlington, Ontario, working mostly with first-time buyers, move-up buyers and townhouse buyers and sellers.
Which Burlington neighbourhoods does Shelley-Ann Magill work in?
South Burlington near downtown: downtown Burlington, the central streets around Burlington GO, and the established neighbourhoods east of downtown and south of the QEW, including Dynes, Longmoor and Pinedale.
Can a first-time buyer afford a home in Burlington?
Usually by starting with a townhouse or condo. In September 2026 the average Burlington home sold for $1,062,329, by Found Spaces' read of both local boards, and townhouses and condos sit below that average, which is why most first homes in Burlington are one or the other. Over the twelve months to October 2026 a Burlington townhouse listed for rent at a median $3,000 a month, the number a first-time buyer is usually weighing a mortgage against. Shelley-Ann Magill works through that comparison with first-time buyers before they start looking.
Moving up in Burlington: should I sell first or buy first?
It depends on how much of the next purchase rests on this sale. Selling first fixes your budget but can leave you looking for somewhere to live; buying first means carrying two homes or a firm sale date to work to. Shelley-Ann Magill lays out both timelines, with the dates that have to line up, before a move-up seller lists.
How much is my Burlington townhouse or home worth right now?
In September 2026 the average Burlington home sold for $1,062,329 in about 32 days, by Found Spaces' read of both local boards. An average is only a starting point, and a townhouse sells against other townhouses; Shelley-Ann Magill prices a specific home against the comparable Burlington sales on both boards.
How long does it take to sell a home in Burlington?
Burlington homes that sold in September 2026 took about 32 days on average, by Found Spaces' read of both boards. A home priced from the comparable sales tends to sell near that; one priced above them usually sits and then sells for less.
Market figures on this page are Found Spaces Realty Group's own reads of both local MLS boards (PropTx and ITSO): September 2026 sales and residential lease listings over the twelve months to October 2026; sold figures are monthly averages, rent figures are medians of asking rents. Updated October 15, 2026.