Homes for Sale in New Westminster, BC: MLS® Listings

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About this market

New Westminster is BC's original capital and one of the most underrated real estate markets in Metro Vancouver. Buyers who dismiss it as a pass-through city between Burnaby and Surrey are missing a market with genuine character, strong transit access, and price points that look very good relative to what you get.

Quayside on the Fraser riverfront has some of the most dramatic views in the region — wide-angle river panoramas, sunset light, and a waterfront promenade. The condo buildings here are mostly from the 1990s and early 2000s, which means lower strata fees relative to new towers and larger floor plans for the dollar.

Queens Park is the heritage gem — Victorian and Edwardian character homes on tree-lined streets surrounding the park of the same name. This is the premium detached pocket, and it's one of the most distinctly beautiful neighbourhoods in Metro Vancouver.

New Westminster has three SkyTrain stations on the Expo Line, making it one of the most transit-connected cities in the region. That transit access underpins strong rental demand across all property types.

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Common questions about New Westminster real estate

New Westminster condos typically range from $450K to $900K. Queens Park heritage detached homes run $1.4M–$2.2M. Quayside riverfront condos vary widely by floor and view.

New Westminster has three Expo Line stations, consistent rental demand, and prices below comparable Burnaby properties. The combination of transit access and affordability makes it attractive for investors and first-time buyers.