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Coquitlam is one of Metro Vancouver's most sought-after communities — and one of the most competitive markets to sell in. Get the strategy, marketing, and local expertise to maximize your result.
Juliana Vallée, REALTOR® RE/MAX Heights Realty 778-822-8000
Coquitlam Real Estate Market
Data current: June 2026 · Updated monthly
What Coquitlam Homes Are Selling For Right Now.
Data current: June 2026 · Updated monthly
The Coquitlam real estate market in May 2026 is showing some resilience in the detached and townhouse segments — with benchmark prices ticking up slightly from April even as year-over-year numbers remain softer across the board.
Detached Homes
Benchmark Price
$1,654,000
Detached · May 2026
Year-over-Year
-5.7%
Compared to May 2025
Month-over-Month
+1.1%
Change from prior month
Sales This Month
47
Detached · May 2026
Avg. Days on Market
33
Days to accepted offer
Detached homes in Coquitlam are benchmarked at $1,654,000, down 5.7% year-over-year but up 1.1% from April — a sign that the spring market is generating some renewed activity. 47 detached sales closed in May, with an average of 33 days on market. Sellers who priced strategically heading into spring are seeing the results.
Townhouses & Attached
Benchmark Price
$1,023,500
Townhouse · May 2026
Year-over-Year
-5.1%
Compared to May 2025
Month-over-Month
+1.5%
Change from prior month
Sales This Month
30
Townhouse · May 2026
Avg. Days on Market
35
Days to accepted offer
Townhouses and attached homes in Coquitlam are sitting at a benchmark of $1,023,500, down 5.1% year-over-year but up 1.5% from last month. 30 townhouse sales closed in May, averaging 35 days on market. Coquitlam's townhouse market — particularly in Burke Mountain and Coquitlam West — continues to attract move-up buyers looking for space at a more accessible price point than detached.
Condos & Apartments
Benchmark Price
$657,400
Condo · May 2026
Year-over-Year
-8.8%
Compared to May 2025
Month-over-Month
-1.0%
Change from prior month
Sales This Month
77
Condo · May 2026
Avg. Days on Market
29
Days to accepted offer
Condos and apartments in Coquitlam benchmark at $657,400, down 8.8% year-over-year and off 1.0% from last month. With 77 sales in May and an average of just 29 days on market, condos are the most active and fastest-moving segment in Coquitlam right now — driven largely by North Coquitlam and Coquitlam West demand. Buyers in this range are finding value, but well-priced units are still moving quickly.
Source: Greater Vancouver REALTORS® Stats Package, May 2026. Updated monthly.
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Coquitlam Neighbourhoods
Every Neighbourhood in Coquitlam Sells Differently.
Knowing which street, which school catchment, and which buyer type to target is the difference between a fast sale and a long sit. Here's what drives value in each area.
Family Favourite
Westwood Plateau
One of Coquitlam's most sought-after family neighbourhoods. Elevated position, newer homes, and strong school catchments — particularly for Pinetree Secondary — drive consistent demand from move-up buyers and families relocating from Metro Vancouver.
Avg. Detached: $1.6M–$2.2M range
Established & Desirable
Burke Mountain
Newer construction, larger lots, and a community feel that attracts young families. Strong appreciation and an active buyer pool. Homes here benefit from the Coquitlam River trail network and easy access to Pitt Meadows.
Avg. Detached: $1.5M–$1.9M range
Transit-Oriented
Coquitlam Centre / Lincoln Station
The Evergreen Extension transformed this area. Condos and townhouses near Lincoln and Coquitlam Central stations attract commuters, first-time buyers, and investors. Vacancy rates are low and absorption is fast for well-priced units.
Avg. Condo: $650K–$850K range
Mid-Range Sweet Spot
Ranch Park
An established neighbourhood with larger lots, mature trees, and a mix of original and renovated homes. Buyers here want space and value — and Ranch Park delivers both. Strong appeal for families upgrading from townhomes.
Avg. Detached: $1.3M–$1.65M range
Urban Village
Maillardville
Coquitlam's oldest neighbourhood and one of its most character-rich. Francophone heritage, walkable streets, and proximity to New Westminster make this a unique selling story that attracts a distinct, loyal buyer pool.
Avg. Detached: $1.2M–$1.55M range
Growing Community
Cape Horn & Fraser Mills
Rapid development and redevelopment activity are reshaping this area. Fraser Mills in particular is one of the most significant master-planned communities in the region — early buyers and sellers here are in a strong position as the area evolves.
Presale & resale both active
Why Juliana for Coquitlam
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Coquitlam Is Home Territory.
Juliana Vallée has been active in the Coquitlam market throughout her real estate career. She knows the difference between how a Westwood Plateau detached sells versus a Coquitlam Centre condo — and she positions each one accordingly.
The buyer who purchases in Burke Mountain is not the same buyer who purchases near Lincoln Station. The marketing strategy, the photography, the timing, the messaging — all of it changes. That local intelligence is what separates a strategic sale from a generic listing.
Coquitlam is also growing. Fraser Mills, the Evergreen Extension corridor, and ongoing densification mean the market is moving faster and in more directions than ever. You need a REALTOR® who is paying close attention — and acting on what she sees.
01
Neighbourhood-Level Pricing Strategy
Your evaluation is built on Coquitlam-specific comparables — not Metro Vancouver averages. Westwood Plateau data for Westwood Plateau homes. Burke Mountain data for Burke Mountain homes.
02
Buyer Targeting by Area & Price Point
Digital campaigns are targeted to the specific buyer profile for your neighbourhood and property type — not broadcast to all of Greater Vancouver and hoped for the best.
03
School Catchment Knowledge
For family homes, school catchment can move price. Juliana knows which catchments command premiums in Coquitlam and makes sure buyers understand what they're getting.
04
Development & Rezoning Awareness
With Fraser Mills and Burquitlam evolving rapidly, knowing what's coming — and how it affects your property's appeal and timing — is essential. Juliana tracks it.
Coquitlam Sellers Ask
Questions About Selling in Coquitlam.
Coquitlam continues to attract strong buyer demand, particularly from families priced out of Vancouver and Burnaby. The Evergreen Extension has made the area significantly more accessible, which supports ongoing interest. The right time to sell depends on your specific property type, neighbourhood, and personal timeline — which is exactly what a free evaluation helps you figure out.
Yes — significantly for family homes. Properties in Pinetree Secondary, Dr. Charles Best, and Terry Fox catchments consistently attract more buyer interest and can command a premium. This is a selling point that needs to be actively marketed, not just listed in the MLS® remarks. Juliana makes sure buyers understand exactly what catchment they're purchasing into.
Fraser Mills is one of the largest master-planned community developments in Metro Vancouver history. For properties in and around the Maillardville and North Coquitlam areas, this development is adding long-term value through infrastructure investment, new amenities, and increased neighbourhood profile. If your property is in proximity, that story needs to be part of your listing strategy — and Juliana knows how to tell it.
This is one of the most common questions for move-up buyers in Coquitlam — and the answer depends on your financial position, current market conditions in both segments, and your risk tolerance. Juliana can walk you through both scenarios — selling first for certainty, or buying first if you have the capacity — and help you understand the bridge financing options available.
Spring (March–May) typically sees the highest buyer activity and the most competition between sellers. Fall (September–November) has fewer listings but motivated buyers who need to be in before year-end. Neither season is universally better — it depends on your home type and how much competition is currently on the market in your neighbourhood. That's a conversation worth having before you decide.
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Juliana Vallée, REALTOR® · RE/MAX Heights Realty
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