If you've been glancing at your latest property assessment and feeling pretty good about yourself, hold on. The city says the average Westridge home is worth $1,783,067. The HonestDoor Price says $1,715,860. That's a $67,000 gap - and it matters a lot if you're thinking about listing this summer.
Let's be straight with each other. Westridge is taking a breather. Neighbourhood growth is down 0.03% year over year, and on the neighbourhood leaderboard for Burnaby, our houses rank 31 out of 36 for growth and sit at the very bottom for price - 34 out of 34. That's not a crisis, but it's not a victory lap either. Here's how houses and condos are telling two very different stories right now.
One house sold recently in Westridge. Just one. That kind of thin volume makes it hard to read the room, but the numbers we do have are worth knowing.
For context, Capitol Hill houses are selling at an average of $508,500 - about $38,600 more per sale. Our neighbours in Lochdale, Capitol Hill, and Parkcrest-Aubrey all carry higher HonestDoor Prices, ranging from $2,010,322 to $2,028,803. Westridge is genuinely one of the more accessible entry points into Burnaby right now. That's not spin - that's the leaderboard.
Here's where Westridge gets interesting. The condo picture looks completely different from the house market - and it's turning heads.
Yes, you read that right. Westridge condos rank number one in Burnaby for growth right now. The Airbnb potential here also tops every other neighbourhood in the city. The rental yield of 1.66% is modest, but the appreciation story and the short-term rental ceiling are doing the heavy lifting. Compare that to nearby Parkcrest-Aubrey condos at an average HonestDoor Price of $616,638 - Westridge condos are in a completely different weight class.
Your BC Assessment is a snapshot frozen in time - it reflects market conditions from July 1st of the prior year. A lot can shift in 12 to 18 months. The HonestDoor Price updates in real time using current sales data, market trends, and comparable properties. Right now, it's telling Westridge homeowners that the city's assessment is running about 3.77% above what the market is actually doing. That $67,000 difference is not a rounding error - it's the gap between a realistic listing price and a stale number that could cost you negotiating power or leave your home sitting longer than it should.
With 681 properties assessed in Westridge this year, there's enough data to take these signals seriously. Check your HonestDoor Price before you price your home, not after.
Here is the honest answer. If you own a house in Westridge, the market is quiet and values have dipped 1.40% recently. You are not in a bidding war environment. Pricing sharp and close to the HonestDoor Price of $1,715,860 - not the inflated assessment - gives you the best shot at attracting serious buyers. Sitting at the bottom of Burnaby's price rankings actually works in your favour as a seller if you market it as the value play it genuinely is.
If you own a condo in Westridge, the story is more compelling. A 9.65% recent value change and the top growth rank in Burnaby means momentum is on your side. The predicted value of $3,810,018 is climbing past the current HonestDoor Price of $3,651,761. If you have been waiting for a signal, that gap closing is worth paying attention to.
Bottom line - Westridge is a neighbourhood of two very different conversations depending on what you own. Know your real number before you make a move.
westridge | 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.