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New Westminster Market Stats

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About New Westminster

New Westminster is a compact Fraser River city and historic Royal City, with Expo Line stations, a revitalized downtown, and a high share of apartments and townhouses relative to land area.

New Westminster

Log in Months of inventory estimates how long current listings would take to sell at the recent sales pace. Seller's under 4 months, balanced 4–6, buyer's over 6.

Closed home sales over the past month

Area features

  • Riverfront

    Westminster Pier Park and Quayside boardwalks front the Fraser River.

  • Historic downtown

    Columbia Street heritage buildings and a walkable urban core.

  • Queensborough

    Island neighbourhood across the river with newer housing and industrial edges.

Transit and commuting

  • SkyTrain

    New Westminster, Columbia, 22nd Street, Sapperton, Braid.

  • Bus & ferry connections

    Local buses; riverfront links toward Queensborough.

Central location on Expo Line makes downtown Vancouver and Surrey City Centre reachable on one line.

Source: TransLink

Demographics

City of New Westminster (census subdivision)

Population
78,916 (2021)

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New Westminster real estate FAQ

Are there homes for sale in New Westminster?
Yes. Resider shows active MLS® listings in New Westminster, British Columbia, including houses, townhouses, and condominiums, with sold-price market stats on this page.
What market stats can I see for New Westminster?
This page reports closed sales volume, median and average sold prices, days on market, price per square foot, price trends, and active inventory for New Westminster.
What is New Westminster known for?
New Westminster is known as the Royal City—compact, transit-rich, and centred on a historic downtown beside the Fraser River.
What is commuting like from New Westminster?
Expo Line stations across the city support car-light commuting to Vancouver, Burnaby, and Surrey.