New Construction Homes for Sale in New Westminster

Sold homes in New Westminster, sub-area by sub-area, newest first

• Queensborough condos: 53 sold at a median of $690,000 (middle half between $629,900 and $800,000), taking 33 days at 97.7% of the list price, with a median build year of 2017. The typical home had 2 bedrooms, it sold for about $655 per square foot, strata fees were a median $596 a month and 2% of the sales closed over the list price. The median held near $740,450 from the first quarter to the last.
• In Queensborough, the 31 townhomes that sold had a median build year of 2014 and a median price of $855,000; the middle half closed between $790,000 and $916,500, after 26 days on the market at 97.8% of list. The typical home had 3 bedrooms, it sold for about $589 per square foot, strata fees were a median $437 a month and 6% of the sales closed over the list price. The median moved from $775,000 (November to January) to $857,500 (August to October).
• 42 condos sold in Sapperton at a median $526,250, built 2008 at the median. They took 37 days and closed at 97.3% of the list price, with the middle half between $444,625 and $569,625. The typical home had 2 bedrooms, it sold for about $697 per square foot, strata fees were a median $439 a month and 12% of the sales closed over the list price.
• Downtown NW condos: 133 sold at a median of $519,900 (middle half between $450,000 and $593,500), taking 23 days at 97.5% of the list price, with a median build year of 2007. The typical home had 2 bedrooms, it sold for about $662 per square foot, strata fees were a median $496 a month and 10% of the sales closed over the list price. The median moved from $532,500 (November to January) to $505,000 (August to October).
• In Fraserview NW, the 71 condos that sold had a median build year of 2007 and a median price of $645,000; the middle half closed between $581,000 and $697,500, after 21 days on the market at 97.1% of list. The typical home had 2 bedrooms, it sold for about $599 per square foot, strata fees were a median $580 a month and 6% of the sales closed over the list price. The median moved from $630,000 (November to January) to $664,000 (August to October).
• 127 condos sold in Quay at a median $630,000, built 2006 at the median. They took 28 days and closed at 97.3% of the list price, with the middle half between $545,000 and $731,000. The typical home had 2 bedrooms, it sold for about $632 per square foot, strata fees were a median $591 a month and 9% of the sales closed over the list price. The median moved from $627,500 (November to January) to $649,950 (August to October).
• GlenBrooke North condos: 12 sold at a median of $540,000 (middle half between $507,250 and $602,000), taking 36 days at 96.3% of the list price, with a median build year of 2006. The typical home had 2 bedrooms, it sold for about $667 per square foot, strata fees were a median $458 a month and 0% of the sales closed over the list price.
• In Uptown NW, the 10 townhomes that sold had a median build year of 1999 and a median price of $776,000; the middle half closed between $678,500 and $894,375, after 15 days on the market at 98.0% of list. The typical home had 2 bedrooms, it sold for about $592 per square foot, strata fees were a median $616 a month and 10% of the sales closed over the list price.
• 22 townhomes sold in Fraserview NW at a median $1,077,000, built 1994 at the median. They took 10 days and closed at 98.5% of the list price, with the middle half between $968,000 and $1,129,250. The typical home had 3 bedrooms, it sold for about $460 per square foot, strata fees were a median $596 a month and 14% of the sales closed over the list price.
• Queensborough houses: 22 sold at a median of $1,264,500 (middle half between $1,068,750 and $1,354,750), taking 22 days at 95.8% of the list price, with a median build year of 1994. The typical home had 4 bedrooms, it sold for about $596 per square foot and 0% of the sales closed over the list price.
• In Uptown NW, the 125 condos that sold had a median build year of 1992 and a median price of $529,000; the middle half closed between $405,000 and $627,500, after 25 days on the market at 97.0% of list. The typical home had 2 bedrooms, it sold for about $548 per square foot, strata fees were a median $572 a month and 6% of the sales closed over the list price. The median moved from $529,000 (November to January) to $505,000 (August to October).
• 8 houses sold in Queens Park at a median $1,742,500, built 1965 at the median. They took 48 days and closed at 96.2% of the list price, with the middle half between $1,418,750 and $2,003,500. The typical home had 4 bedrooms, it sold for about $766 per square foot and 0% of the sales closed over the list price.
• The Heights NW houses: 36 sold at a median of $1,420,000 (middle half between $1,208,250 and $1,613,750), taking 28 days at 96.6% of the list price, with a median build year of 1954. The typical home had 4 bedrooms, it sold for about $580 per square foot and 8% of the sales closed over the list price. The median moved from $1,625,000 (November to January) to $1,300,000 (August to October).
• In Sapperton, the 14 houses that sold had a median build year of 1948 and a median price of $1,420,000; the middle half closed between $1,252,175 and $1,536,875, after 26 days on the market at 97.4% of list. The typical home had 4 bedrooms, it sold for about $585 per square foot and 0% of the sales closed over the list price.

New Westminster overall: what sold over the past year

• Across New Westminster, 150 houses sold at a median of $1,397,500, with the middle half between $1,225,000 and $1,636,558. They took 23 days and closed at 96.8% of the list price, and the median build year was 1951. The typical house sat on a lot of about 5,904 square feet. The median moved from $1,505,000 (November to January) to $1,365,000 (August to October).
• New Westminster townhomes over the past year: 73 sales, a median of $871,000, and a middle half from $775,000 to $1,010,000. The median home was built in 2007, took 22 days to sell and closed at 97.8% of list. Strata fees were a median $496 a month. The median moved from $910,000 (November to January) to $855,000 (August to October).
• Across New Westminster, 568 condos sold at a median of $580,000, with the middle half between $485,000 and $680,150. They took 28 days and closed at 97.3% of the list price, and the median build year was 2006. Strata fees were a median $547 a month. The median moved from $580,000 (November to January) to $545,000 (August to October).

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