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Massey Heights Real Estate

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Homes for sale in Massey Heights

For sale36

$1,599,900

50 E 10TH AVENUE

5 bed3 bath2,892 sq ft

HouseMLS® R3144424

For sale14

$1,688,800

131 RICKMAN PLACE

8 bed5 bath2,797 sq ft

HouseMLS® R3134115

For sale39

$1,649,000

605 ALLISON PLACE

4 bed3 bath2,709 sq ft

HouseMLS® R3155156

Property for sale at 205 E DURHAM STREET

For sale40

$1,775,000

205 E DURHAM STREET

3 bed2 bath2,598 sq ft

HouseMLS® R3154667

For sale5

$1,249,000

220 DEVOY STREET

3 bed2 bath3,899 sq ft

HouseMLS® R3154250

For sale13

$1,275,000

833 SCOTT STREET

2 bed3 bath1,688 sq ft

HouseMLS® R3145488

Market snapshot

The Massey Heights market right now

Massey Heights currently has 6 active listings. Most homes for sale are priced between $1.26M and $1.73M, with a median around $1.62M. Detached houses make up the largest share of the market.

6: Active listings
6: For sale
$1.62M: Median list price
$1.26M–$1.73M: Typical range

Figures reflect current active MLS® listings and update as the market moves.

Neighbourhood guide

Living in Massey Heights

Massey Heights is a quiet post-war residential neighbourhood on the elevated ground of east New Westminster.

Location & boundaries

It occupies part of the Massey-Victory Heights hillside between Eighth and Tenth Avenues, roughly between McBride Boulevard and William Street, above Sapperton. Glenbrooke North lies to the west and Sapperton to the south.

History

The Massey Heights subdivision was developed from the early 1950s — most of its lots sold within a month in 1953 — and is named after Governor General Vincent Massey; many homes were built for returning Second World War veterans.

Lifestyle

It is a calm, family-oriented area of quiet residential streets.

Housing & property types

Housing is chiefly single-family homes, many of mid-century vintage on sizeable lots.

Schools

The New Westminster School District (SD40) serves the area.

Getting around

Buses serve the area, with the SkyTrain Expo and Millennium lines at Sapperton and Braid stations to the south and east.

Who it may suit

It may suit families wanting a detached home on a quiet, elevated street.

Nearby neighbourhoods

The Heights Sapperton Glenbrooke North

Sources: newwestcity.ca, vancouverisawesome.com

Neighbourhood snapshot — New Westminster

Statistics Canada, 2021 Census of Population for New Westminster, City (CY) [Census subdivision], British Columbia. These figures describe the city as a whole, not this specific address — useful context, not a substitute for local knowledge. View source

Population

78,916

Total population

+11.2%

Growth since 2016

40.4

Median age

Income

$82,000

Median household income

Household

2.2

Avg. household size

36.8%

Live alone

53.5%

Families w/ kids

Housing

54.7%

Owned

45.3%

Rented

$700,000

Median dwelling value

Apartment79.7%

Single-detached house13.8%

Row house / townhouse6.3%

Other0.2%

Education

Highest credential, ages 25–64

Bachelor's degree or higher42.2%

Trades or college diploma29.7%

High school diploma21.9%

No certificate, diploma or degree6.2%

Commute

How residents get to work

Car, truck or van68.3%

Public transit22.5%

Walked6.3%

Bicycle0.9%

Other2.0%

Languages

Mother tongue, top responses

English73.3%

Mandarin2.8%

Punjabi2.3%

Tagalog2.2%

Cantonese1.9%

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