What is the current price range for a detached home in Harbour Chines? Based on available REBGV MLS data, the median price in Harbour Chines is approximately $1,350,000, with an average days on market of 15. These figures reflect a neighbourhood with approximately 12 active listings — a small inventory that makes the median figure…
Which elementary schools serve Burke Mountain? Burke Mountain is served by four SD43 (Coquitlam) elementary schools: Smiling Creek Elementary, Coast Salish Elementary, Leigh Elementary, and École Irvine Elementary. Which of the four applies to a specific property depends entirely on the address — Burke Mountain is large enough that different streets feed into different catchments….
What is the difference between Inlet Centre and Moody Centre stations? Inlet Centre and Moody Centre are the two Evergreen Line SkyTrain stations in Port Moody, both on the Millennium Line. They are adjacent stations — one stop apart — but the neighbourhoods around them have distinct characters, and the transit options at each are…
What is the West Coast Express schedule from Port Coquitlam? The West Coast Express runs five westbound trains from Port Coquitlam Station on weekday mornings: departing at 6:04, 6:34, 7:04, 7:34, and 8:04 a.m., arriving at Waterfront Station in downtown Vancouver at 6:40, 7:10, 7:40, 8:10, and 8:40 a.m. respectively — a 36-minute ride each…
Which SkyTrain station serves Coquitlam West? Coquitlam West is one of the Tri-Cities’ most transit-accessible residential neighbourhoods — it sits within reach of Burquitlam SkyTrain station on the Millennium Line, located at Clarke Road and North Road near the Coquitlam–Burnaby border. Depending on your specific address within the neighbourhood, Burquitlam station is reachable on foot…
Is Burke Mountain walkable to SkyTrain? No — Burke Mountain is not a walkable SkyTrain address, and buyers coming from transit-connected urban neighbourhoods should understand this clearly before buying. Burke Mountain is an upper-elevation neighbourhood in northeast Coquitlam, developed on hillside terrain that requires a vehicle to reach any SkyTrain station. The two nearest stations…
What do Citadel Heights and Oxford Heights have in common? Citadel Heights and Oxford Heights are Port Coquitlam’s two upper-elevation family neighbourhoods — both situated on the hillside above the valley floor, both primarily detached housing, both car-dependent, and both drawing a strong family buyer demographic. They are often the final two addresses buyers are…
What is the difference between Suter Brook and Newport Village? Suter Brook and Newport Village are Port Moody’s two station-area neighbourhoods, both within walking distance of Inlet Centre SkyTrain station on the Evergreen Line. They are often mentioned together because of their proximity, but they have meaningfully different characters that matter for condo buyers deciding…
What makes Heritage Mountain and Heritage Woods different? Heritage Mountain and Heritage Woods are two of Port Moody’s upper-elevation neighbourhoods, both accessed via Ioco Road and situated well above the Inlet Centre SkyTrain corridor. They share a general character — larger detached homes, quiet residential streets, green space proximity, and a strong family demographic —…
What do the numbers actually show? Port Coquitlam’s city-wide median sales price was $802,000 over the June–August 2026 period, compared to $844,000 in Port Moody over the same period — a gap of approximately $42,000, or about 5%. Both figures are city-wide medians across all property types (detached, townhome, and condo), sourced from the Greater…