Port Moody
Port Moody is a compact, arts-focused city at the eastern end of Burrard Inlet, renowned for its scenic waterfront, the Rocky Point Park pier, and a walkable craft-brewery district along St. Johns Street. The Evergreen SkyTrain line has positioned Port Moody as one of Metro Vancouver's most accessible waterfront communities, with Moody Centre and Inlet Centre stations providing fast connections to Coquitlam and downtown Vancouver. Housing ranges from established character homes in Port Moody Centre to newer townhouses in Moody Centre and the Heritage Woods hillside community. Buyers are drawn by the city's small-town feel, award-winning schools, and year-round access to Burrard Inlet recreation.
| Type | Avg Sold Price | Sold (30d) | Avg DOM | Active | Condition |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Condos | $738K | 15 | 31d | 141 | Buyer's Market |
| Townhouses | $893K | 6 | 34d | 46 | Balanced Market |
| Houses | $1.9M | 7 | 70d | 136 | Buyer's Market |
Port Moody is currently a buyer's market. 8.2% sales-to-active listings ratio — homes selling in an average of 40 days, at an average sold price of $1,074,955 — well-priced properties are attracting strong demand.
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24-Month Market Trends — Port Moody
Over the past 24 months, the average sold price in Port Moody has trended slightly higher, with the most recent period averaging $1,161,916. Sales activity has been picking up: 296 homes sold in the latter half of the period compared to 248 in the first half, pointing to a busier market. With an average of 39 days on market, buyers have more time to consider their options, favouring careful negotiation over rush decisions. Current absorption suggests a seller-leaning market, with inventory moving at a brisk pace — roughly 1.1 months of supply.
About Port Moody
Port Moody is a compact, arts-focused city at the eastern end of Burrard Inlet, renowned for its scenic waterfront, the Rocky Point Park pier, and a walkable craft-brewery district along St. Johns Street. The Evergreen SkyTrain line has positioned Port Moody as one of Metro Vancouver's most accessible waterfront communities, with Moody Centre and Inlet Centre stations providing fast connections to Coquitlam and downtown Vancouver. Housing ranges from established character homes in Port Moody Centre to newer townhouses in Moody Centre and the Heritage Woods hillside community. Buyers are drawn by the city's small-town feel, award-winning schools, and year-round access to Burrard Inlet recreation.
Walkability & Amenities
Port Moody Centre is one of the most walkable neighbourhoods in the Tri-Cities, designed around the Evergreen Extension SkyTrain station. The compact, pedestrian-friendly core makes it easy to run errands on foot, with grocery stores, pharmacies, coffee shops, and professional services clustered near the station. Wide sidewalks, street-level retail, and clearly marked crossings create a comfortable environment for residents who prefer to leave the car at home. The neighbourhood's master-planned layout prioritises connectivity, with pathways linking residential towers to transit and amenities.
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Green space is readily accessible despite the urban density. Rocky Point Park, just minutes away along the waterfront, offers trails, picnic areas, and views across Burrard Inlet. Nearby Shoreline Park and the Shoreline Trail provide scenic walking and cycling routes that connect to the wider Inlet Trail network. For recreation, the city's recreation complex is within easy reach, offering a pool, fitness facilities, and skating rinks. Dining options range from casual cafés and bistros to family restaurants, with new concepts continuing to open as the neighbourhood matures. Port Moody Centre delivers the convenience and connectivity that appeals to young professionals, downsizers, and anyone seeking a car-optional lifestyle in Metro Vancouver.
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