The City of the Arts sits at the edge of Burrard Inlet — and buyers who discover Port Moody rarely leave disappointed. Get the strategy and marketing to make sure yours sells for everything it's worth.
Juliana Vallée, REALTOR® RE/MAX Heights Realty 778-822-8000
All property types · May 2026
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Currently on market · May 2026
| Address | Type | Beds / Baths | List Price | Sale Price | Days on Mkt | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1234 Placeholder St | Detached | 4 bd / 3 ba | $1,499,000 | $1,518,000 | 9 | Sold |
| 567 Example Ave | Townhouse | 3 bd / 3 ba | $998,000 | $985,000 | 18 | Sold |
| 890 Sample Rd | Condo | 2 bd / 2 ba | $729,000 | $741,000 | 7 | Sold |
| 321 Demo Cres | Detached | 5 bd / 4 ba | $1,749,000 | — | 28 | Active |
| 654 Test Blvd | Townhouse | 2 bd / 2 ba | $849,000 | $838,000 | 31 | Sold |
⚑ Replace placeholder addresses with real MLS® comparables each month. Data sourced from Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver. Not intended as an appraisal.
From the waterfront of Burrard Inlet to the hillside estates above Newport Village — Port Moody's neighbourhoods attract different buyers and require different strategies.
The heart of Port Moody — walkable, vibrant, and increasingly in demand. Newport Village's boutique shopping and dining strip, combined with direct access to Rocky Point Park and Burrard Inlet, makes this one of the most lifestyle-driven addresses in the Tri-Cities. Condos and townhouses here absorb quickly.
Avg. Condo / Townhouse: $750K–$1.1M rangePort Moody's most prestigious detached neighbourhood. Elevated position with mountain and inlet views, larger lots, and newer executive homes. Buyers here are typically move-up families or relocating professionals seeking the combination of prestige, nature access, and Tri-Cities convenience.
Avg. Detached: $1.6M–$2.2M rangeTwo SkyTrain stations on the Evergreen Extension have transformed this corridor. Condos and townhouses within walking distance of Inlet Centre and Moody Centre stations attract commuters, first-time buyers, and investors. The ongoing densification of this area continues to drive buyer interest.
Avg. Condo: $680K–$920K rangeEstablished, quiet, and family-oriented — these Port Moody neighbourhoods attract buyers who want older character homes, large lots, and a genuine community feel at a price point below Heritage Mountain. Strong school catchments support consistent demand from families.
Avg. Detached: $1.3M–$1.7M rangeOne of the most unique and sought-after pockets in Port Moody. Homes in this area back onto Burrard Inlet or are steps from the waterfront trail — a selling point that simply doesn't exist at comparable prices anywhere else in Metro Vancouver. Marketing here leads entirely with the lifestyle.
Waterfront premium applies · call for detailsA mature, character-rich neighbourhood with a mix of original 1960s–70s homes and newer infill. Buyers here are often drawn by value relative to Coquitlam equivalents, proximity to Rocky Point, and Port Moody's distinctive arts and community identity. Strong investor and renovator interest too.
Avg. Detached: $1.2M–$1.55M rangePort Moody is one of Metro Vancouver's most distinctive communities — and it sells differently because of it. The City of the Arts has a character, a lifestyle, and a buyer pool that respond to specific marketing. Buyers who find Port Moody tend to fall in love with it. The job is to make sure they find your home first.
The Evergreen Extension has fundamentally changed how buyers perceive Port Moody's accessibility — particularly for young professionals and families who commute to Vancouver or Burnaby. That story needs to be told actively in every listing. Combined with Rocky Point Park, Burrard Inlet, Newport Village, and some of the best trail networks in the region, Port Moody sells on lifestyle first, square footage second.
Juliana brings internet-first marketing and strategic positioning to a market that is often underserved by agents who treat it as an extension of Coquitlam. Port Moody earns its own conversation — and its own premium.
Rocky Point Park, Burrard Inlet, Newport Village, the Shoreline Trail — Port Moody's lifestyle is a premium that needs to be front and centre in every listing, not buried in the remarks section.
Two Evergreen Extension stations mean Port Moody is genuinely competitive with Coquitlam and Burnaby for commuters. Juliana ensures every listing communicates transit access clearly to the buyers it matters most to.
Inlet views and waterfront access command measurable premiums — but only when photographed and marketed to buyers who specifically value them. Juliana targets that buyer pool directly.
Port Moody buyers often come from Coquitlam and Burnaby, discovering that Port Moody offers more character and lifestyle at a comparable price. Juliana's digital campaigns reach those buyers specifically.
Port Moody benefits from consistent demand driven by lifestyle appeal, SkyTrain access, and limited inventory — particularly for detached homes and waterfront-adjacent properties. The market here rewards well-positioned, well-marketed listings and typically moves faster than larger, less distinctive markets. Your evaluation will tell you exactly where things stand for your specific property type right now.
Significantly and positively. The two SkyTrain stations — Moody Centre and Inlet Centre — have made Port Moody genuinely accessible to buyers who work in Vancouver or Burnaby. Properties within walking distance of either station continue to command a transit premium, and the broader neighbourhood has benefited from increased buyer awareness that Port Moody is no longer a commuter inconvenience. If your property is near a station, that story belongs front and centre in your listing.
Yes — for the right buyer. Port Moody attracts a specific type of buyer: creative professionals, outdoor enthusiasts, families who value community character over generic suburban development. That buyer pool responds to lifestyle marketing — Rocky Point Park, the Shoreline Trail, Burrard Inlet, Newport Village. When your listing leads with that story instead of just square footage, it reaches and resonates with the buyers most likely to act on it quickly and confidently.
Port Moody and Coquitlam are often compared by buyers, but they attract different people for different reasons. Port Moody commands a lifestyle premium — waterfront, trails, village feel, character — while Coquitlam offers more inventory and newer construction. For sellers, this means Port Moody properties need to be positioned against what makes them distinctly Port Moody, not just priced relative to Coquitlam comparables across the border.
Greenbelt backing, mountain views, and trail proximity are genuine premiums in Port Moody — but they're only captured in the sale price when the right buyers are reached. A buyer who doesn't hike or care about nature access won't pay extra for it. Juliana targets the buyer profile that specifically values outdoor access — and makes sure they find your listing through the right platforms and messaging.
Free, no-obligation evaluation specific to your neighbourhood — Heritage Mountain, Newport Village, Inlet Centre, or anywhere in between. Honest numbers. No pressure.
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Juliana Vallée, REALTOR® · RE/MAX Heights Realty