In recent years, the city's real estate industry has developed rapidly. By 2005, the total property assets will be five times that of 1999. In addition, it is home to some medical, educational and government institutions. In addition to real estate, it also has industries such as wood processing, art, tourism, film and television.

education

New Westminster is a good place to study. New Westminster Middle School, the only high school in the city, is one of the first public campuses in Canada to offer IB courses and accept overseas students.

New Westminster Middle School is also the largest and most well-equipped middle school in British Columbia. Its facilities include: five computer laboratories with international computer network and multimedia functions, three stadiums, a convenient cafeteria, a wide track and field track, an ice rink, a professional theater that can accommodate 3,000 people, and some special classrooms specially designed for science, art and music courses.

traffic

New Westminster is located in the center of Greater Vancouver, which is the traffic fortress of the whole Greater Vancouver. All the important traffic arteries pass through this city, Crane, the traffic lifeline of Greater Vancouver. The two routes meet here, and Crane has four major stations.

Therefore, the traffic is very convenient, and it takes only 25 minutes to reach downtown Vancouver by elevated train. Five subway lines and many expressways run through the city, attracting many businessmen to invest here.