Harbour Chines Real Estate

A quiet, established family neighbourhood bordering Mundy Park — large lots, mature trees, and some of the best park access in Coquitlam.

Harbour Chines homes for sale

Harbour Chines Market Snapshot

Current Market Conditions

$1,350,000 Median Sales Price
15 Median Days, Listing to Accepted Offer
12 Active Listings

Stats updated manually. Source: REBGV MLS data via Jordan Macnab.

The Neighbourhood

Why Harbour Chines?

What makes Harbour Chines distinct

Harbour Chines is one of Coquitlam’s most established residential pockets — a neighbourhood that was built out in the 1960s and 1970s and has matured into exactly what families look for: quiet streets, large lots with established trees, and a community feel that takes decades to develop. Buyers who move here tend to stay, which keeps turnover low and demand steady. It’s the kind of neighbourhood where neighbours know each other and kids play outside — a quality that’s genuinely rare in newer subdivisions.

The school catchment is a consistent draw. Harbour Chines Elementary serves the neighbourhood and has a strong local reputation within SD43 Coquitlam. Secondary students attend Centennial Secondary. The elementary school’s size and community focus make it popular with families who want a more intimate school environment than larger district schools provide — and the catchment boundaries are stable enough that buyers can plan around them with confidence.

Location puts Harbour Chines within easy reach of Como Lake Village for everyday errands, and the Lougheed corridor provides quick access to both Port Moody and Burnaby for commuters who drive. It’s not a SkyTrain-walkable neighbourhood, but the drive to Burquitlam or Lougheed–Braid stations is short, and Highway 7A access keeps regional commutes manageable. The neighbourhood sits in a quiet residential core well removed from arterial traffic noise.

The housing stock here is predominantly detached single-family homes on larger lots than you’d find in newer developments — many in the 6,000–8,000 sq ft range — built solidly in an era when lot sizes were generous. Some have been fully renovated; others are original condition, which creates genuine opportunity for buyers willing to update. The combination of lot size, mature landscaping, and established neighbourhood character makes Harbour Chines consistently competitive with newer builds at a lower price per square foot.

Schools

    Transit & commute

    Housing stock & current pricing

    Local Expertise

    18 Years Selling Harbour Chines and the Surrounding Tri-Cities

    18 Years in the Tri-Cities Market
    600+ Homes Sold Personally
    12 Avg. Days on Market vs 23-Day Area Average

    Jordan Macnab is Team Lead of The Macnabs Real Estate Team at Royal LePage Elite West — a Medallion Club member for 11 years, with 18 years of Tri-Cities experience.

    Common Questions

    Harbour Chines Real Estate FAQ

    What are home prices like in Harbour Chines?
    Harbour Chines sits in the mid-range of Coquitlam's detached home market — typically below Burke Mountain and Westwood Plateau, but reflecting the neighbourhood's large lots and established character. Condition varies significantly between original and fully renovated homes, creating a wide price range. Contact Jordan for a current breakdown and comparable sales in your target price range.
    What schools serve Harbour Chines?
    Harbour Chines Elementary serves the neighbourhood within SD43 Coquitlam and is well-regarded for its community feel and size. Secondary students attend Centennial Secondary. The catchment has been stable for many years, making it a reliable factor in purchase planning for families with school-age children.
    How long does it take to sell a home in Harbour Chines?
    Well-priced Harbour Chines homes move quickly when positioned correctly. Jordan Macnab's listings across the Tri-Cities average 12 days on market — compared to a 23-day area average. The key is accurate pricing informed by current MLS data, not automated estimates that miss neighbourhood-level demand.
    What types of homes are available in Harbour Chines?
    Harbour Chines is almost entirely detached single-family homes, predominantly built in the 1960s and 1970s on larger lots. The housing mix ranges from original condition homes with renovation potential to fully updated properties with modern interiors on the same generous lot sizes. There is very little condo or townhome product here — it's a true single-family neighbourhood.
    Is Harbour Chines a good neighbourhood for families?
    Harbour Chines' combination of park adjacency, large lots, and established neighbourhood character has supported consistent long-term demand. Neighbourhoods that border significant greenspace tend to hold value well through market cycles, and the finite supply of detached homes on large lots in Coquitlam works in buyers' favour over time. Jordan can provide a current market analysis to inform your specific timing and property decision.

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