New Westminster BC Property Transfer Tax Calculator 2025

Calculate exactly how much PTT you'll pay in New Westminster — including first-time buyer exemptions for condos under $835K.

New Westminster PTT Calculator

1% on first $200,000
2% on $200K–$2M
3% on $2M–$3M
Exemption Applied
Total PTT Owing

New Westminster PTT Examples 2025

Property TypePricePTT (General)PTT (FTB New)
Studio Condo (Downtown NW)$480,000$7,600$0
1-Bed Condo$575,000$9,500$0
2-Bed Condo$700,000$12,000$0
Townhouse (Queensborough)$850,000$15,000~$14,200
Detached Home (Sapperton)$1,200,000$22,000$22,000

Why PTT Exemptions Matter More in New Westminster

New Westminster's lower condo prices mean more buyers qualify for first-time buyer PTT exemptions than in Vancouver or Burnaby. A 2-bedroom condo at $700,000 in New West generates $0 PTT for a first-time buyer of new construction — saving $12,000 that goes directly toward furnishings, moving costs, or mortgage principal. In Vancouver, the same buyer would likely pay full PTT due to higher prices pushing past exemption thresholds.

New Westminster vs. Burnaby PTT Comparison

ScenarioNew WestminsterBurnaby (Metrotown)
Avg condo price~$600,000~$750,000
PTT (general buyer)$100$13,000
PTT (FTB new home)$0$0
PTT (FTB resale $500K)$0N/A (prices above)

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Other Closing Costs in New Westminster

Beyond PTT, New Westminster buyers should budget for legal/notary fees ($1,200–$2,500), home inspection ($400–$700), title insurance (~$250), strata document review ($200–$400 for condos), and property tax adjustments. New construction also attracts 5% GST, though a partial rebate applies on homes under $450,000.