Here's Your List of Candidates for the 2026 Burlington Election
Your final list of candidates on the ballot for the Burlington, Massachusetts, 2026 local election
Your final list of candidates on the ballot for the Burlington, Massachusetts, 2026 local election
A Warrant Article Summary for the January 2026 Town Meeting in Burlington, MA, which will take place on January 26.
A list of each elected and appointed body in the the town with a summary of its responsibilities
Plus, learn about the candidates for this important job
The executive branch of our town's government
The legislative branch of our town's government
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Burlington, MA February 2026 housing update. See prices, sales trends, mortgage rate shifts, and what’s shaping the spring market.
Welcome to our monthly Burlington, MA, real estate market update! If you’ve ever wondered, “So… how’s the market?”...this series is for you. This month, as we teeter on the brink of the spring market, we’re taking a look at how we’ve done so far this year.
Only 6 homes sold in Burlington in February, bringing the YTD total number of homes sold to just 14. Here’s how it compared to last February:

As February came to a close, the Burlington real estate market was still off to a slow start. The total number of homes listed YTD is down 29% compared to 2025, and the total number of homes sold is down almost 17%. As we make our way into March and get closer to the spring market, we expect inventory to increase as the snow melts and more homeowners take advantage of the upcoming busy season.

Mortgage rates dipped to just under 6% for the first time in over 3 years in late February, down over half a point from this same time period last year. However, rates have spiked recently in reaction to the Iran war so it’s still too early to tell how they will settle out for the season. Buyers struggling with affordability are hoping for lower rates to give them a much needed boost as they enter the spring market. There’s a slight possibility of further interest rate adjustments following the Fed meeting in mid March. We will be keeping an eye on how the market reacts to these changes.
After what feels like a never ending winter, March is the perfect time to begin thinking about spring maintenance around your home.
A good place to start is outside. Take a walk around your property and clear away any leaves, branches, or debris that may have built up over the winter. Check that your gutters and downspouts are clear so melting snow and spring rain can drain properly. Making sure water flows away from your home helps protect your foundation and basement from moisture.
March is also a great time to start thinking about outdoor projects. If you’re planning to power wash siding, repair decks, install a patio, paint trim, or refresh landscaping, getting on a contractors’ schedule early can help you avoid the spring rush.
Inside the home, it’s a good time to replace HVAC filters and schedule your annual air conditioning service before the first hot days arrive. This helps ensure your system is running efficiently when you need it most.
Finally, many homeowners use March as a reset month to clean out the garage, organize storage areas, or start a spring cleaning list to make the transition into the warmer months feel much easier. A little preparation now can help your home look its best and run smoothly as we move into warmer months.
Listed in La Jolla, San Diego; this 4 bed, 4 bath, 5,004 square foot home once belonged to the world’s most famous children’s book author, Dr. Seuss.
The home holds a unique backstory, housing a Spanish-revival style observation tower constructed in 1923 that the home was later built around.
Two School Committee candidates answered voter questions at Tuesday's COA forum — while two others were absent. Here's what was said.
Now seeking volunteers, location nominations, and sponsors for April 11 town-wide effort.
Committe Members and Superintendent hope this compromose increases learning time and support delivery while allowing a mid-June end date
Hive members keep the Buzz thriving.
Town Administration reports the town will need to borrow less for the project than anticipated.
All department increases in this round came in well under the 4.25% target guideline.
Two School Committee candidates answered voter questions at Tuesday's COA forum — while two others were absent. Here's what was said.
State champs in wrestling, hockey reaches Final Four, and boys' basketball posts a historic season as Burlington closes a huge winter.
After leaving corporate healthcare advocacy, Burlington resident Susie Ginsburg launched a Seniors Helping Seniors franchise serving older adults across Mystic Valley.
Now seeking volunteers, location nominations, and sponsors for April 11 town-wide effort.
Advisory votes cast for a number of operational budgets; more to come as budget season continues.
Two new projects gain Select Board approval and will begin later this year
Seven Democratic candidates for the 6th Congressional District addressed healthcare, immigration, childcare, and foreign policy at a district town hall.
Boys' hockey, boys' basketball advance; girls' hoops wins one and falls in Round of 32, girls' hockey suffers a heartbreaker; wrestling competing at All-States
This new state law offers a new way to think about affordability, privacy, and how homes can better support our community.
A familiar builder comes in under estimates and is expected to begin work on the new school this spring
The behind-the-scenes work that keeps Burlington accountable, sets priorities, and ensures residents receive the services they rely on.