Palace Quay
71 Jamieson Court, New Westminster, BC V3L 5R4
Palace Quay, at 71 Jamieson Court, is a condo building in the Fraserview NW area of New Westminster, British Columbia. It was built in 1991, has 220 residential units and stands 18 storeys tall.
Market Overview
Last sale: Sep 11, 2026
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Known Issues (news/court)
2023-12-11 dispute_crt: Owners disputed fines for photographing smoking violations, alleged council member misused owner's email. | 2023-12-11 dispute_crt: Owners alleged strata failed to enforce nuisance bylaw against neighbour's smoking and sought bylaw enforcement, council exclusion, infraction notices, and $4,000 damages. | 2019-06-14 dispute_crt: Owner sought $2,718.45 for water damage from leak originating in unit directly above; respondent denies liability.
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About This Building
Registered as strata plan LMS35, Palace Quay is an apartment-style strata building sits at 71 Jamieson Court in Fraserview NW, New Westminster. Records show 220 strata lots, a build year of about 1991 and 18 storeys. Since October 2024 there have been 19 recorded sales, averaging roughly $700,000. Strata fees seen in listings average around $670 a month (about $0.50 per sq ft). Listed amenities include exercise centre, recreation facilities, bike room. Buyers should review the Form B, depreciation report, recent minutes and bylaws before removing subjects.
Nearby condo buildings
- Whittaker In Victoria Hill – 225 Francis Way · built 2010 · 72 units · 84 m away
- The Royal – 28 Royal Avenue · built 2018 · 63 units · 164 m away
- The Lookout – 22 Royal Avenue · built 2016 · 115 units · 170 m away
- Fraserview – 25 Richmond Street · built 1990 · 58 units · 171 m away
- Jamieson Place – 72 Jamieson Court · built 1991 · 42 units · 187 m away
- Glenbrook At Victoria Hill – 245 Francis Way · built 2007 · 59 units · 192 m away
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