New Westminster, British Columbia
As of September 27, 2026, the median asking price in Queensborough, New Westminster is $698,250, across 584 active MLS® listings.
Those listings have been on the market an average of 78 days.
189 new listings came to market in Queensborough in the last 30 days.
Asking prices work out to about $669 per square foot, based on the 584 listings that report floor area.
Condos in Queensborough are listed at an average of $595,772 across 365 active listings.
Detached homes in Queensborough are listed at an average of $1,682,101 across 147 active listings.
Townhouses in Queensborough are listed at an average of $866,870 across 60 active listings.
Multi-family properties in Queensborough are listed at an average of $4,891,833 across 6 active listings.
Suburban river-island living in New Westminster
Queensborough offers a residential, newer-build alternative to the denser parts of New Westminster.
This is a place defined by housing choices and everyday convenience rather than a main street: condos, townhome-style living, and detached homes, with shopping anchored at Queensborough Landing and outdoor space tied to the riverfront. It’s not the part of New Westminster you pick for a fully walkable errand loop or a transit-first routine.
Queensborough’s housing mix leans toward condominium apartments, with detached houses also a common part of the neighbourhood. The overall feel is residential, with a blend of multi-family options and ground-oriented ownership that supports different space and maintenance preferences.
A typical home in Queensborough is a condominium apartment, with detached houses forming a significant secondary option.
A weekend here often looks like a neighbourhood loop that mixes errands around Queensborough Landing with time outdoors near the riverfront and local parks. For a bigger outing, nearby options like New Westminster Pier Park and Queens Park New West are within reach elsewhere in the city.
In Queensborough, look beyond the unit or house itself and evaluate how the location fits your day-to-day mobility, plus the practical ownership details that come with a condo-heavy housing mix.
The Walk (44/100) and Transit (47/100) scores point to a more car-oriented pattern for many errands; confirm how your key destinations line up with available bus routes and nearby stations like New Westminster station and 22nd Street station.
With many condominium apartments, due diligence often centres on strata documents, building condition, and what fees cover, alongside unit-specific factors like parking and storage.
Queensborough Landing is a major convenience anchor; consider whether being close to that hub matters to you, or whether you’ll be routinely travelling to other commercial areas.
If riverfront access is part of your reason for buying, confirm how your specific home connects to the paths and park network you’ll actually use.
Queensborough buyers often weigh specific building and setting trade-offs: a condo’s day-to-day practicality versus a detached home’s ownership responsibilities. Marketing works when it makes the home’s housing type, access to shopping at Queensborough Landing, and the getting-around reality (Walk Score of 44 · Transit Score of 47 · Bike Score of 66) easy to understand at a glance.
For condominium apartments, lead with what makes the unit livable day to day: layout, natural light, storage, and whether parking is included. Make strata fees and what they cover simple to find, and be clear about what comes with the home versus what is shared.
For detached houses, put the home’s condition and maintenance story front and centre, since buyers are comparing it to nearby condo options. Clear, complete disclosure documents and a straightforward list of recent updates help the property read as a confident alternative to apartment living.
Show the practical errand picture by anchoring to nearby shopping and services such as Queensborough Landing and Save-On-Foods. If the home’s value proposition is space and a more suburban feel than Uptown/Downtown New West, state that plainly rather than relying on photos to imply it.
Buyers will look for how the home connects to the rest of New Westminster and beyond, so present nearby options like 22nd Street station, New Westminster station, and Columbia station alongside the local bus network. The mobility scores support a pitch that’s honest about a more car-oriented routine for many daily needs, with bikeability stronger than walkability.
Queensborough is the New Westminster option for a more suburban-feeling, residential base on Lulu Island, with a clear shopping-and-services anchor at Queensborough Landing and easy access to river-adjacent outdoor space. It stands apart from Uptown and Downtown by feel and housing mix, not by a main-street urban rhythm. If you prioritize walkable errands and transit-first convenience, the neighbourhood’s mobility profile may feel limiting.
This description is compiled from the figures above and from published sources. It is not a statistic.
Queensborough’s active market currently has 640 for-sale listings with a median asking price of $699,850 and an average of $652/sqft, suggesting plenty of choice across a range of price points. Homes are sitting at an average 80 days on market so far, while 175 new listings in the past 30 days point to fresh supply and give buyers and investors added leverage to compare options and negotiate on terms.
AI-written commentary on the active MLS® listing snapshot as of September 11, 2026. Not financial advice.
Walk Score 44 · Transit Score 47 · Bike Score 66
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