Richmond
Island city living — Canada Line access, Steveston, and Richmond Centre.
Richmond is an island city at the mouth of the Fraser River, home to Vancouver International Airport, the historic Steveston fishing village, and the Canada Line's southern terminus. Dyke trails ring the city, and the Agricultural Land Reserve still covers much of its land.
Housing is dominated by condos and townhomes near transit stations and Richmond Centre, alongside older homes in Steveston and established single-family neighbourhoods. The terrain is flat, the population is diverse, and shopping, restaurants, and parks are rarely far away.
Current listings in Richmond
1 home currently listed in this area.
Buying in Richmond
Richmond condos near Canada Line stations and the Capstan station area suit buyers who want transit access, flat terrain, and amenities close by. Check strata documents and depreciation reports carefully, and confirm parking and storage inclusions, which vary widely by building.
Selling in Richmond
Richmond condo buyers compare buildings closely on strata fees, building age, and transit proximity. A well-kept unit in a well-run building with clear strata documents sells faster than a cheaper unit with question marks in the paperwork.
Fraser Valley market snapshot
Region-wide figures, September 2026 (Fraser Valley Real Estate Board). These are not Richmond-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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