Court-Ordered Sales · Metro Vancouver · Weekly List Archive
Sent to subscribers July 17, 2026 · Addresses, photos and listing links went to subscribers by email
Six picks from the active court-ordered board this week, and the range is wide: move-in-ready new condos at court-ordered pricing in Surrey City Centre at one end and a 47-acre development site at the other. Every one sells subject to court approval.
$604,900
The entry point this week: a move-in-ready 2025 concrete build steps from the SkyTrain. A brand-new building being sold for the developer at court-ordered pricing, which is why GST applies on top of the price. The potential here is the protection you rarely get in a court sale: the full 2-5-10 builder warranty, plus separated bedrooms, air conditioning, and two parking stalls while the developer's promotion lasts.
Subject to court approval · Maint. $560/mo · Address & details went to subscribers
$649,900
Same court-priced building, different trade-off: slightly less floor area, but a corner unit high in the tower with more glass and light, and a slightly lower maintenance fee. Same warranty, same GST note.
Subject to court approval · Maint. $534/mo · Address & details went to subscribers
$1,888,888
A 2023-built family house backed by home warranty: every bedroom has its own ensuite, there's a wok kitchen and media room, central air conditioning, and a two-bedroom legal suite to potentially help with the mortgage.
Subject to court approval · Address & details went to subscribers
$2,649,900
Nearly an acre beside greenbelt, built 2010: Sub-Zero, Miele and Wolf in the kitchen, radiant in-floor heat, sauna and gym, a four-car attached garage plus a heated two-car detached one with its own full bath, and a legal two-bedroom suite with private entrance downstairs. Six covered parking spots in total, plus room for the RV.
Subject to court approval · Address & details went to subscribers
$2,850,800
The development opportunity pick. The lot sits in a TOD Tier 2 zone — BC's designation for land near rapid transit where cities must allow higher density. The listing cites density potential up to 4.0 FSR and 12 storeys, possible assembly with the neighbouring lot, and four rentable units generating holding income while plans advance. The listing also notes seller financing of up to 70% may be available to qualified buyers. Plenty to verify here.
Subject to court approval · Address & details went to subscribers
$19,000,000
One for the developers: a court-ordered sale of 47 acres outside BC's Agricultural Land Reserve — which is what makes a parcel this size a development prospect — with services at or near the lot line. Included mostly to show the range of what moves through the court process.
Subject to court approval · Address & details went to subscribers
This week's tip: Two of this week's picks are brand-new homes sold through the court process. On new homes, check whether GST is included in the price; on both of these it is not, so add it when you compare against resale options. It changes the math more than most buyers expect.
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