What investment metrics does MississaugaInvestor.ca show for Burlington properties?

Each Burlington listing includes a Deal Score (1–10), estimated monthly cash flow, cap rate, and cash-on-cash return. All figures use a 20% down payment, the Bank of Canada 5-year stress-test rate, and Burlington's 0.93% municipal property tax rate — costs most listing sites leave out. Burlington is part of Halton Region.

What is Burlington's property tax rate?

Burlington's residential property tax rate is 0.93%. This rate is applied to the property's MPAC-assessed value and is used in every cash-flow and cap rate estimate shown on this page.

How does Burlington compare to other Halton Region investment markets?

Burlington is one of 5 Halton Region markets tracked on this site. You can also browse listings in Oakville, Milton, Halton Hills, Georgetown — each with the same deal scoring and cash-flow analysis.

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Burlington Investment Properties

Active Burlington listings in Halton Region — cash flow, cap rate and deal score costed with Burlington's 0.93% property tax.

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CAP is the all-cash yield (before financing); cash flow is after the mortgage — so a positive cap rate can still show slightly negative cash flow at today's rates.

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Investing in Burlington

Burlington is part of Halton Region. Cash flow, cap rate and deal score here are costed with Burlington’s 0.93% property tax rate whenever a listing doesn’t report its own tax figure — municipal tax varies widely across the GTA, and it is a real monthly cost most listing sites leave out entirely. Rents are estimated per city, so a Burlington listing is not scored on Mississauga rent assumptions.

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