Burlington, Southern Ontario — Halton Region, GTA

Burlington Commercial Properties for Sale

Positioned at the western tip of Lake Southern Ontario along the QEW, Burlington combines a thriving downtown waterfront core with an established industrial base along the Appleby and Harvester corridors. caprate.ca helps buyers and sellers navigate Burlington’s commercial property market at low commission.

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190,000+
Population
QEW · 403 · 407
Major Highway Access
4.5%–7%
Typical Cap Rate Range
$1M–$25M
Deal Size Range

Burlington’s Commercial Real Estate Market

Burlington’s commercial real estate market benefits from its strategic location along the QEW between Toronto and Hamilton, with strong industrial demand in the Appleby Line and Harvester Road employment areas serving distribution and manufacturing users.

Downtown Burlington’s waterfront core continues to attract investment in mixed-use and retail properties, supported by GO Transit expansion and ongoing residential intensification. Neighbourhood retail plazas throughout the city maintain healthy occupancy levels.

Whether you’re acquiring an industrial building along the QEW corridor, a retail plaza in an established neighbourhood, or a mixed-use property in the downtown core, caprate.ca brings Burlington-specific market knowledge and a reduced commission structure to every transaction.

Burlington at a Glance

RegionHalton Region, GTA
Population190,000+
Major HighwaysQEW, 403, 407
Key Commercial DistrictsDowntown Burlington, Appleby Line Industrial Area, Harvester Road Corridor, North Service Road
Dominant Asset ClassIndustrial & Retail
Growth DriverDowntown Waterfront Intensification & GO Expansion

Commercial Property Types Available in Burlington

We help buyers and sellers across every major commercial asset class in Burlington — from industrial buildings to retail plazas, apartment buildings, and development sites.

Industrial Buildings

Warehouses, distribution centres and light manufacturing buildings across Burlington’s key employment areas.

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Retail Plazas

Neighbourhood and anchored retail plazas across Burlington’s established commercial corridors.

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Multi-Residential

Apartment buildings and mixed-use income properties benefiting from Burlington’s population growth.

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Development Land

Assembly and redevelopment sites across Burlington zoned for future commercial or mixed-use intensification.

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Gas Stations & Automotive

Fuel and service stations along Burlington’s high-traffic arterial roads.

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Car Washes

High-traffic, income-producing car wash properties across Burlington’s major commercial corridors.

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Specialty & Hospitality

Hotels, banquet halls, restaurants and franchise businesses across Burlington.

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Local Burlington Expertise, Lower Commission

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Deep Local Market Knowledge

We track cap rates, lease comparables and zoning changes across every Burlington submarket, so you negotiate from a position of knowledge.

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Off-Market Burlington Listings

Access industrial, retail and multi-residential opportunities in Burlington before they hit MLS, sourced through our private investor and owner network.

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Lower Commission, Local Focus

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What’s Driving Burlington’s Commercial Market

Understanding Burlington’s submarkets helps both buyers and sellers make better decisions. Here’s what we’re seeing across the city right now.

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QEW Industrial Corridor Demand

The Appleby Line and Harvester Road employment areas continue to see strong demand from distribution and manufacturing tenants given direct QEW access.

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Downtown Waterfront Growth

Burlington’s downtown core is undergoing significant residential intensification, supporting new demand for ground-floor retail and mixed-use commercial space.

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Stable Neighbourhood Retail

Established retail plazas across Burlington’s residential neighbourhoods continue to show strong occupancy and consistent tenant demand.

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Cap Rate Trends

Industrial properties along the QEW corridor command premium pricing, while retail and mixed-use assets offer relatively higher yields.

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GO Transit Expansion

Continued GO Transit service improvements are supporting transit-oriented development interest near Burlington’s GO stations.

Current Burlington Commercial Properties for Sale

Newest commercial listings in Burlington, updated throughout the day. Found a property you like? Send it to us and we will run the cap rate and comparables before you make an offer.

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The information provided herein must only be used by consumers that have a bona fide interest in the purchase, sale, or lease of real estate and may not be used for any commercial purpose or any other purpose.

Listing information is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed accurate by PROPTX. Listings shown are a selection of properties from the IDX data feed and do not represent all MLS® listings. Data last updated October 19, 2026 at 3:25 am.

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GTA Commercial Market Snapshot — Q2 2026

Published market indicators for the Greater Toronto Area, as a regional benchmark for Burlington buyers and sellers. Want a Burlington-specific view? Ask us for a cap rate and comparables analysis.

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~$10.2B — GTA commercial investment volume, H1 2026

up 35% year over year

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2.2% — GTA industrial vacancy, Q2 2026

GTA-wide, per Colliers

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$16.22/sq ft — GTA average industrial net asking rent, Q2 2026

GTA-wide, per Colliers

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15.7% — Toronto office availability rate

down 200 bps year over year

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+244% — GTA multifamily investment, H1 2026

nearly $2.4B in transactions

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-30% — GTA retail investment, H1 2026

about $925M in transactions

Sources: Altus Group, Toronto Commercial Real Estate Market Update, Q2 2026 (Aug 4, 2026); Colliers Toronto Industrial Market Report, Q2 2026, as reported by Storeys (Sep 3, 2026). Figures are as published, are regional rather than Burlington-specific, and may be revised; they are not a valuation of any property.

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