Multiplex lots for sale in Burnaby

Multiplex lots for sale in Burnaby are often older houses on larger-than-average lots, especially around Metrotown and Edmonds. The extra width gives more room to add units than a typical Vancouver lot.

What you can build on a Burnaby multiplex lot

Burnaby follows the provincial small-scale housing rules, so most single-family lots allow three to four homes, and lots near frequent transit can allow up to six. Burnaby's larger average lot size often makes the higher counts easier to lay out.

What makes a good lot here

Burnaby's older neighbourhoods hold some wide, deep lots that suit four or more units. Watch for slope near the mountain and creek setbacks in some areas. Lots close to the Metrotown, Edmonds, and Brentwood transit hubs are the strongest candidates.

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Live multiplex lots for sale in Burnaby

Every lot below is a detached single-family listing on a lot the new rules make suitable for a multiplex, pulled live from active MLS® data. Filter by price, beds, and lot size on the map.

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Multiplex lots in Burnaby: common questions

How many units can I build on a multiplex lot in Burnaby? +

Most Burnaby single-family lots allow three to four homes, and up to six near frequent transit. This follows BC's Bill 44 small-scale multi-unit housing rules; confirm the exact number against the city's own zoning before you buy.

What makes a good multiplex lot in Burnaby? +

Burnaby's wider lots reward buyers who want four or more units. Prioritise flat sites with good frontage, and check for slope and any creek or ravine setbacks that can shrink the buildable area.

Are these Burnaby listings vacant lots or houses? +

Nearly all of them are older detached houses on wider-than-average Burnaby lots, not vacant land. Buyers typically demolish and rebuild as a multiplex, though a well-kept home on a large lot can sometimes stay in place while a second structure is added. Lot size and zoning are shown on every listing.

Which Burnaby areas have the best multiplex lots? +

Areas around Metrotown, Edmonds, and Brentwood combine larger lots with transit access, which supports higher unit counts. The live listings below update as new properties come to market.

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