Court-Ordered Sales · Weekly List Archive
Sent September 25, 2026 · 9 picks
Vancouver homes lead, followed by three distinct Belvedere choices, a New Westminster relisting, Port Coquitlam and a Panorama Ridge estate.
$1,200,000
Knight Street leads because it combines newer family-sized housing with a legal one-bedroom basement suite. The listing describes three bedrooms upstairs, with the fourth bedroom and second kitchen in the lower suite.
The property is being sold as is, where is and is occupied by the owner and a tenant. Before assigning value to the suite, I would confirm which area is tenanted, what tenancy or rent applies, what possession will be provided, and how shared insurance and maintenance work for this freehold-strata duplex.
Historical information from the September 25, 2026 email. Address and listing links went to subscribers. Any showing or hearing mentioned was as reported then; current status is not established here.
$649,000
This is the more conventional Vancouver option this week: a 2017 concrete building near Olympic Village, with a den and one underground parking space. There is no storage locker, and the advertised strata fee is $477.92 per month.
The listing says the property is being sold as is, where is and that any offer requires approval of the Supreme Court. Current strata records, insurance and any levy exposure still need to be reviewed.
Historical information from the September 25, 2026 email. Address and listing links went to subscribers. Any showing or hearing mentioned was as reported then; current status is not established here.
$389,000
This is the lowest-priced Vancouver property in the group. It is a compact junior one-bedroom in a 2015 concrete and brick building, with a storage locker but no parking.
The advertised strata fee is $444.74 per month, which is close to $1 per sq. ft. The size, layout, monthly cost and lack of parking should all be weighed against the location and entry price.
Historical information from the September 25, 2026 email. Address and listing links went to subscribers. Any showing or hearing mentioned was as reported then; current status is not established here.
$579,900
Unit 201 has the lowest published price per square foot of the three. The trade-off is its low-floor position, and the parking allocation should be confirmed.
Historical information from the September 25, 2026 email. Address and listing links went to subscribers. Any showing or hearing mentioned was as reported then; current status is not established here.
$649,900
This is the smaller of the two penthouse-level homes and has the highest published price per square foot of the three. The MLS® fields show three covered parking spaces; that allocation should be confirmed.
Historical information from the September 25, 2026 email. Address and listing links went to subscribers. Any showing or hearing mentioned was as reported then; current status is not established here.
$812,900
This is the largest of the three and the three-bedroom penthouse-level choice. The MLS® fields show three covered parking spaces; that allocation should be confirmed.
Historical information from the September 25, 2026 email. Address and listing links went to subscribers. Any showing or hearing mentioned was as reported then; current status is not established here.
$350,000
Subscribers first saw this property in July at $419,000 under its earlier MLS® number. That listing was reduced to $399,000 and later terminated. It has now returned under a new MLS® number at $350,000, which is $69,000, or approximately 16.5%, below the price in the July email.
The ground-floor home includes in-suite laundry and one parking space but no locker. The advertised strata fee is $648.78 per month. The lower price makes it worth another look, but the current strata records and building condition still determine whether the reset is meaningful.
Historical information from the September 25, 2026 email. Address and listing links went to subscribers. Any showing or hearing mentioned was as reported then; current status is not established here.
$325,000
This is the lowest-priced property in the full group. The listing cites 2023 kitchen, bathroom and flooring updates, along with numerous major upgrades to the building.
That building language is broad and should be checked against the strata records. The home is in a 1982 wood-frame building, has shared laundry and no storage locker, and carries an advertised strata fee of $404.63 per month.
Historical information from the September 25, 2026 email. Address and listing links went to subscribers. Any showing or hearing mentioned was as reported then; current status is not established here.
$6,880,000
The listing identifies this Panorama Ridge estate as vacant and it closes the list due to its very different scale from everything above! The listing describes ocean views, gated grounds, an outdoor pool, theatre, gym, massage and spa room, wine room, sauna or steam room, hot tub, triple garage and additional RV parking.
There are two kitchens and extensive guest accommodation, but the listing fields say there is no suite. I would therefore treat the extra accommodation as part of the main residence unless approvals and supporting documents establish otherwise. The bathroom counts also differ between the listing headline and remarks, so I have left that number out here. There's no plan attached to the listing either, which would be helpful to confirm the above.
With 2026 property taxes advertised at $37,994.69, the carrying cost and scale of the due diligence are as unusual as the house itself.
Historical information from the September 25, 2026 email. Address and listing links went to subscribers. Any showing or hearing mentioned was as reported then; current status is not established here.
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