New Westminster
The Royal City — heritage streets, riverfront, and SkyTrain to downtown.
New Westminster, the Royal City, was British Columbia's first capital and still carries that history in its brick streets and heritage homes. It sits on the Fraser River waterfront, served by the Expo Line SkyTrain with a direct run into downtown Vancouver.
Housing ranges from condos in the Quay and downtown towers to heritage homes on the hillside and townhomes in Queensborough. Columbia Street's shops, the riverfront boardwalk, and a compact, walkable downtown give the city a distinct small-city character.
Current listings in New Westminster
1 home currently listed in this area.
Buying in New Westminster
New Westminster condos near SkyTrain stations suit buyers who want a walkable, character-filled city with a fast downtown commute. Heritage buildings and older homes reward careful inspection; newer condos should be checked against comparable strata fees and building reputations.
Selling in New Westminster
New Westminster buyers weigh transit access against building condition and strata health. Clear strata documents, a well-maintained building, and honest disclosure of a unit's age and updates matter more than staging alone.
Fraser Valley market snapshot
Region-wide figures, September 2026 (Fraser Valley Real Estate Board). These are not New Westminster-specific — check current numbers before buying or selling.
- Sales (Sept 2026)
- 922
- Benchmark price vs Aug 2026
- −1%
- Benchmark price vs Sept 2025
- −7%
- Active listings
- 9,763
- Active listings vs 10-yr seasonal avg
- ~31% above
- Market conditions
- Buyer's market
- Bank of Canada policy rate
- 2.25% (prime 4.45%)
Source: Fraser Valley Real Estate Board, September 2026 statistics (reported October 2026); Bank of Canada (next rate decision October 28, 2026). Market conditions change — ask for current comparables for your street.
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