Uptown West
612 7th Av,
New Westminster, BC V3L 3C3
$1,870 - $4,000
Studio - 3 Beds
Area Guide
You’ll sense New Westminster’s unique energy the moment you glimpse its riverside streets and heritage storefronts along Columbia Street. Walking through downtown feels like stepping into a story—historical buildings and a scenic waterfront give everyday life a warm, lived‑in charm. Whether you're grabbing a coffee near the pier, browsing quirky antique shops, or exploring leafy parks, everything feels pleasantly accessible.
Everyday life here is a balance of ease and character. You’re a short SkyTrain ride from Vancouver’s bustle, but you’ll stay rooted in quiet comfort. Neighborhoods like Uptown, Sapperton, and Queensborough each carry their own vibe—some offer shady avenues and Victorian homes, others newer townhouse communities and thriving local businesses. Whether you’re drawn to charming one-bedroom suites, open lofts, cozy townhomes, or stylish conversions in historic buildings, there's a welcoming apartment community for every taste. A refreshing walk to the River Market or a retreat into Queen’s Park’s green expanse can easily become part of your daily rhythm.
New Westminster carries notable academic and cultural energy too. As home to a Douglas College campus, the city pulses with youthful activity and community learning. The Massey Theatre stages plays and concerts, while the New West Cultural Crawl illuminates local artistry and creative spirit downtown. Each May, the city embraces a time-honored tradition: the Hyack Festival, where children dance around the maypole and the Hyack Anvil Battery salute echoes through Queen’s Park—a tradition that’s been lighting up Victoria Day for generations. These gatherings nurture a sense of belonging that’s easy to feel whether you're new in town or settling into a familiar corner of the city.
Evening view of the Pattullo Bridge
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Cyclists riding along Westminster Pier Park
As of May 2026, the average apartment rent in New Westminster, BC is $3,135 for a studio, $1,962 for one bedroom, $2,532 for two bedrooms, and $3,242 for three bedrooms. Apartment rent in New Westminster has decreased by -3.2% in the past year.
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