If you have been watching the "For Sale" signs in Clinton-Glenwood and wondering what is actually going on, here is the straight answer: the market is taking a breather. Values are drifting slightly lower, sales are slow, and the city's assessment number on your tax notice is not telling the full story - it is actually telling the wrong story.
We are a neighbourhood of two very different stories right now, depending on what you own.
If you own a house here, the city says it is worth around $1,738,271. But the real-world number - the HonestDoor Price - sits at $1,687,235. That is about $51,000 lower than what your assessment says, and it has slipped another 0.58% from the previous period. Values are down 1.16% recently, and on the neighbourhood growth leaderboard, Clinton-Glenwood houses rank 29 out of 36 in Burnaby. That puts us near the bottom of the pack.
One sale in 2026 is a thin market. That makes pricing your home correctly even more critical - there is not a lot of comparable data to lean on.
Condos in Clinton-Glenwood are a different situation entirely. The HonestDoor Price of $855,326 is actually 39.62% higher than the average assessed value of $612,592. The city is significantly undervaluing condos here. That said, the HonestDoor Price has dropped 3.94% from the previous period, so while condos are still priced well above assessment, momentum is softening.
Three condo sales and a predicted value climbing toward $890,413 suggests there is still buyer interest here. The 0.71% recent value increase is modest, but it is at least pointing in the right direction.
Here is the thing about your BC Assessment notice: it is a snapshot from July 1st of last year. The market has moved since then - and in Clinton-Glenwood, it has moved in a direction that makes that number less useful by the day.
For house owners, the HonestDoor Price is already $51,000 below what the city assessed you at. If you are making any financial decision - refinancing, selling, estate planning - using the assessed value as your benchmark could lead you to seriously miscalculate your position.
For condo owners, the flip side is true. Your assessed value of $612,592 is dramatically lower than the HonestDoor Price of $855,326. If you are underinsured or have not revisited your home equity recently, you may be leaving a significant amount of financial leverage on the table.
The HonestDoor Price updates in real time using actual market data. It is the number that reflects what a buyer would actually pay today - not what a government formula calculated twelve months ago.
Selling in Clinton-Glenwood this summer is doable, but you need to go in with clear eyes.
For house sellers, the neighbourhood growth rank of 29 out of 36 means we are not the hottest address in Burnaby right now. Windsor next door is fetching an average HonestDoor Price of $1,818,868, and Sussex-Nelson is at $2,064,853. Buyers have options. With only one house transaction recorded in 2026 so far, you will not have a lot of recent local sales to point to when justifying your price. That means your listing price needs to be sharp from day one - overpricing in a thin market is a fast way to go stale.
For condo sellers, the picture is a bit brighter. The predicted market value of $890,413 is trending above the 3-month average, and rental demand is real at $3,598 per month estimated rent. Buyers who are investor-minded will notice that yield. Use it in your pitch.
Either way, the smartest move before you call an agent is to pull your HonestDoor Price and use it as your starting point - not the assessed value, not a gut feeling, and not what your neighbour sold for two years ago. The market has changed. Your strategy should too.
clinton-glenwood | burnaby | july 2026This information is all based on our opinions based on the information available to us. Everyone's situation may be different and you should reach out to us for more personalized information.