- $1,099,000
- 4 bed
- 3 bath
- 1538 sqft

Browse homes for sale near Lougheed Mall in Burnaby and compare tower, floor plan and walk to transit before you book a showing in Metro Vancouver.


















































Lougheed Mall listings sit in the middle of Burnaby's fastest-changing town centre, so compare which tower a home sits in, how far it really is from the platform and what the strata allows before you book a showing.
Lougheed Town Centre is a master-planned community rather than a single address, and the residential towers around the shopping centre vary far more than the marketing copy suggests. A unit in an older concrete building on Austin Road is a different home from a new release in the City of Lougheed towers, even at a similar price per square foot. Ask the listing agent which tower, which exposure and which floor a property actually occupies before you shortlist it. Then measure the walk to the SkyTrain station yourself, in the weather you will actually be walking in, rather than trusting a description that rounds every distance down.
Floor plans in this neighbourhood range from studio to three-bedroom, and the difference between two layouts of the same square footage can be severe. A long interior corridor eats space that a corner layout gives back as light. Walk both before you decide what you are willing to pay for.
The City of Lougheed is the redevelopment reshaping the old mall site into a mix of residential towers, retail and public spaces across a long build-out. That is the appeal and the risk in the same sentence. A view you pay a premium for today can be built out by the next phase, so ask your REALTOR® to pull the approved and pending applications for the surrounding lots before you commit to a high floor.
Construction noise, hoarding and shifting pedestrian routes are part of living here while the work continues, and the price of a home should reflect that rather than ignore it. Visit on a weekday morning when the site is active, not only on a quiet Sunday.
Lougheed Mall sits on the Burnaby, BC side of a municipal boundary that runs straight through the neighbourhood, and Coquitlam begins a short walk east along Lougheed Highway. That line matters for property tax, school catchment and municipal services, so confirm which municipality a listing actually falls in rather than assuming from the postal address alone.
Prices, strata age and unit mix all shift across that boundary. Buyers who look only at one side of it routinely miss a comparable home for less money a few blocks away, so widen the search before you narrow it.
Request the strata minutes, the budget, the contingency reserve fund balance and the depreciation report, then read them for envelope work, elevator replacement and any pending special levy. Confirm the rental and pet bylaws in writing rather than relying on what an agent remembers.
Check what the parking and storage allocation actually includes, because a space assigned by the strata and a space registered on title are not the same thing and do not transfer the same way. In a tower this dense, a storage locker and in-suite laundry decide how liveable a compact floor plan really is over a full year.
The practical case for this neighbourhood is that daily errands stop needing a car. Groceries, dining options, a pharmacy and a bank sit inside the shopping centre, and the Evergreen extension put Coquitlam and the length of the Millennium Line within an easy ride. Burnaby Mountain and the nearby parks and green spaces give the area an outdoor life that a town centre address does not usually offer, and Metro Vancouver transit connections to downtown Vancouver run often enough that many buyers here own no car at all.
Browse and compare current Lougheed Mall real estate on Strawhomes, filter by tower and bedroom count, and shortlist by how the walk to the station actually feels rather than by how it reads.