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9 Homes for Sale in South Slope, BC
With an average sold price of $1,229,514, buyers in South Slope can typically secure an established single-family home on a generous lot, often with view potential, redevelopment upside, or room to renovate. Entry-level shoppers near the $559,900 mark will generally find condo or townhome options, while detached homes increasingly trend above the $1.5M range.
Active Listings in South Slope
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$999,000
$1,099,000
Days listed
272d
South Slope
Listed by RE/MAX Crest Realty

$898,000
Days listed
269d
South Slope
Listed by Youlive Realty

$3,698,000
$3,999,800
Days listed
173d
South Slope
Listed by Team 3000 Realty Ltd.

$988,000
Days listed
217d
South Slope
Listed by RE/MAX Crest Realty

$2,998,000
$3,098,000
Days listed
293d
South Slope
Listed by RE/MAX City Realty

$768,800
$838,800
Days listed
272d
South Slope
Listed by RE/MAX Crest Realty
Recently Sold in South Slope
Avg recent sale: $1,656,667

$1,800,000
$1,680,000
South Slope
Sold Mar 18, 2026

$1,470,000
$1,599,000
South Slope
Sold Mar 5, 2026

$1,700,000
$1,768,000
South Slope
Sold Feb 26, 2026
About South Slope
South Slope real estate offers a rare blend of established residential charm and panoramic urban views, set on a gentle hillside in south Burnaby that overlooks the Fraser River, Metrotown skyline, and the North Shore mountains. The neighbourhood is anchored by mature single-family homes on generous lots, complemented by select townhomes and low-rise condos that broaden the appeal for a wide range of buyers. With current South Slope MLS listings showing 9 active properties, an average list price of $1,823,152, and a median list price of $999,000, the market reflects a healthy mix of entry-level options and premium estate homes ranging from $559,900 to $3,698,000.
Lifestyle in South Slope is shaped by its proximity to Central Park, Taylor Park, and the Burnaby Foreshore trails along the Fraser River, giving residents easy access to green space, walking paths, and outdoor recreation. Families appreciate the area's quiet residential streets, while commuters benefit from quick connections via Marine Way, Kingsway, and the Royal Oak SkyTrain Station, which puts downtown Vancouver within roughly 30 minutes by transit. Everyday shopping, dining, and entertainment at Metropolis at Metrotown and Market Crossing are just minutes away, making daily errands and weekend outings effortless.
South Slope homes for sale tend to attract long-term family buyers, downsizers seeking views without leaving Burnaby, and investors drawn to the area's stable demand and proximity to BCIT. The neighbourhood falls within the Burnaby School District and is served by well-regarded public and Catholic schools, while post-secondary students value the short distance to the British Columbia Institute of Technology campus on Willingdon. Recent sales data shows an average sold price of $1,229,514 with a sale-to-list ratio of 96.2%, indicating a balanced market where well-priced homes move efficiently and buyers retain meaningful negotiation room.
At an average of $784 per square foot, Burnaby real estate in South Slope remains competitively positioned compared to neighbouring Metrotown and Edmonds, particularly for buyers prioritizing larger lots, established streetscapes, and long-term land value. Whether you're searching for a character family home, a view property, or a future redevelopment opportunity, South Slope continues to be one of south Burnaby's most enduring residential pockets.
Why South Slope?
- Hillside setting with sweeping views of the Fraser River, Metrotown, and North Shore mountains
- 9 active MLS listings with prices ranging from $559,900 to $3,698,000
- Median list price of $999,000 offers an accessible entry point into Burnaby's housing market
- Sale-to-list ratio of 96.2% indicates a balanced, well-functioning market
- Close to Central Park, Taylor Park, and the Fraser Foreshore trail system
- Quick access to Royal Oak SkyTrain, Marine Way, Metrotown, and BCIT
- Established single-family neighbourhood popular with families, downsizers, and long-term investors