Presale Townhomes in New Westminster, BC

3 active presale townhomes projects are currently listed in New Westminster on PresaleProperties.com, with pricing starting from $899,900. Inventory turns over weekly as developers release new phases — register for VIP alerts to see new launches first.

Entry pricing for New Westminster presale townhomes currently starts at $899,900 (Mercer Village by Plat:form Properties). Pricing changes weekly as tiers sell out — call (672) 258-1100 for the live pricing sheet.

Under 2026 BC presale rules, deposits on New Westminster townhomes typically total 5–15% of the purchase price, paid in staged installments over 12–24 months and held in trust by the developer's lawyer. Buyers earn no interest on presale deposits.

For most presale projects the developer pays our buyer-agent commission out of a purchase price they've already set, so representation typically costs the buyer nothing and the contract price is usually identical either way. We confirm exactly how it works on your specific project before you commit.

New construction homes in New Westminster carry 5% GST. Owner-occupiers may qualify for the federal First-Time Home Buyer GST rebate and BC's Newly Built Home PTT exemption, which can waive Property Transfer Tax on qualifying purchases — we walk every buyer through eligibility before contract.

Typical New Westminster presale townhomes take 18–36 months from contract signing to occupancy for wood-frame low-rises, and 30–48 months for concrete towers. Every listing below shows the developer's estimated completion window so you can align it with your move-in plans.

Yes, if the developer's contract permits assignment. Most New Westminster developers allow assignments after a certain milestone and charge an assignment fee. GST applies on the assignment premium — we review every contract's assignment clause before you sign.

The on-site sales team represents the developer's interests, not yours. Our team represents only you — we compare projects across New Westminster, negotiate incentives (upgrades, decorator credits, capped assignment fees), review disclosure statements and contracts, and give you access to VIP release pricing. For most presale projects the developer pays the buyer-agent commission, so representation typically costs the buyer nothing (we confirm on each project).