Aurynge
City outlooks, neighbourhood housing research and source-linked analysis.
New Westminster recorded a Sales Volume of 1 for all property types in September 2026. This target-scoped count anchors the local market view, while national financing stability and federal infrastructure funding provide the broader cont...
Three retained policy records reveal how rental preservation, renoviction rules and inclusionary housing evolved before the city’s current provincial target.
Brow of the Hill logged one sale each in September and October 2026. The neighbourhood has 26 mapped amenities, led by 16 transit stops.
Brunette Creek recorded one residential sale in both September and October 2026. The neighbourhood contains twelve mapped transit stop points.
Connaught Heights recorded one sale in September 2026 and one sale in October 2026. The neighbourhood includes 43 mapped amenities across transit, recreation, and education categories.
Downtown New Westminster recorded 56 sales in September 2026 and another 56 in October 2026. The neighbourhood also maps 57 amenities, led by 34 transit stops.
British Columbia residential unit sales climbed 45.3 percent from February to July 2026, reaching 6,561 units, while the Bank of Canada maintained its policy rate at 2.25 percent. These provincial figures provide context for the broader ...
Glenbrook features two schools and fifteen transit stops. Herbert Spencer Elementary School shows strong comparative performance despite slight historical decline.
Glenbrooke North includes five transit stops, one childcare centre, and five recreation sites. These amenities provide basic local access but lack detailed service specifications.
Kelvin logged four sales in September and October 2026. The neighbourhood has 21 mapped amenities, led by 14 transit stops.
Victory Heights Park anchors a small network of green spaces in Massey Victory Heights. The area includes dedicated dog facilities and multiple recreation points.
McBride Sapperton features 36 mapped amenities. The area includes 26 transit stops and 4 recreation sites.
Moody Park features a central park, seven transit stops, and eight recreation points. These amenities define the neighbourhood's physical infrastructure.
Port Royal contains two parks, four transit stops, one dog park, and one childcare facility. These mapped points define the current physical inventory without indicating demand or service quality.
Quayside features 37 mapped amenities, dominated by 26 transit stops. The area also includes two grocery stores and one middle school.
Queens Park maps 46 amenities, led by 19 recreation sites and 17 transit stops. Sullivan Park is one of six named park areas.
Queensborough recorded 12 sales in both September and October 2026. The neighbourhood contains 40 mapped amenities including schools, parks, and transit stops.
Sapperton saw eight sales in September and October 2026. The neighbourhood includes 35 mapped amenities, from transit stops to community halls.
Uptown features 33 mapped amenities, dominated by 20 transit stops. The area also includes four childcare centres and six recreation facilities.
Victory Heights maps 13 transit stops and two elementary schools. These points define local infrastructure without confirming commute quality or school catchments.
The West End neighbourhood contains 29 mapped amenity points. These include 10 transit stops, 17 recreation sites, one school, and one park.