Housing
Housing is a key element of a sustainable community. Burnaby supports a range of housing opportunities through its regulatory powers, which determine the location and type of housing that can be built in the City, and through policies and programs that encourage development of affordable and special needs housing. Burnaby advocates to senior levels of government on housing issues, and works with government, non-profit and private sector partners to deliver more housing.
Affordable Housing for Burnaby
Browse our brochures on the following topics:
- Burnaby Housing Profile Summary 2018
- Market Rental Housing Projects 2018
- City Funded Housing
- Non-Market Rental Housing Projects 2018
- Secondary Suites Program
Burnaby Housing Profile
The following documents provide a comprehensive overview of housing in Burnaby.
Burnaby's Housing Program
Growth Management and DevelopmentExplore Burnaby’s guiding plans, regulations and approval processes for development, including housing. |
Community Benefit Bonus Policy / Housing FundLearn more about Burnaby’s density bonus program and its contributions to affordable and special needs housing. |
City Lands Program for Non-Market Housing/City Land LeasesFind out more about the City’s programs to lease land for non-market housing, with support from the Housing Fund. |
Housing PoliciesExplore Burnaby’s range of policies that support affordable and accessible housing. |
Tenant AssistanceLearn more about Burnaby’s Tenant Assistance Policy for tenants facing relocation, and its advocacy for greater tenant protections. |
Housing Advocacy and PartnershipsRead about Burnaby’s housing-related advocacy efforts, and its partnerships with senior levels of government, non-profit societies, and the private sector. |
For more information on housing in Burnaby, please contact planning@burnaby.ca or 604-294-7400.
