Port Moody's SkyTrain-adjacent core — a transit-oriented neighbourhood surrounding Inlet Centre station with high-density residential, retail access, and direct Evergreen Line connections to downtown Vancouver.

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Stats represent Port Moody city-wide. Greater Vancouver REALTORS® Stats Centre, 3-month trailing average (Jun–Aug 2026) for median sales price and median days listing to accepted offer; active listings as of Aug 2026.
The Neighbourhood
Inlet Centre is the transit hub of Port Moody. The Evergreen Line station of the same name sits at the heart of the neighbourhood, connecting residents to downtown Vancouver in approximately 42–44 minutes with no transfers. Schools fall within School District 43 Coquitlam, which serves all of Port Moody, and the specific catchment for a given building should be confirmed via the SD43 school locator — condo buildings near the station can fall in different zones depending on exact location.
The Evergreen Line makes Inlet Centre the most transit-connected neighbourhood in Port Moody. Westbound service reaches Lougheed Town Centre, Brentwood, Commercial–Broadway, and Waterfront in a single unbroken ride. For buyers who commute to Vancouver and want to avoid the cost and stress of driving and parking downtown, few Tri-Cities addresses compare. The station also connects east to Coquitlam Central, giving residents access to the broader SkyTrain network without a vehicle.
Inlet Centre’s livability extends beyond transit. Suter Brook Village provides groceries, dining, and everyday retail on foot. Rocky Point Park and the Port Moody waterfront trail are a short walk away. Brewer’s Row — Port Moody’s stretch of craft breweries along Murray Street — is within easy reach. The neighbourhood draws young professionals and downsizers who want an urban standard of walkability with a Tri-Cities quality of life.
Housing near Inlet Centre station is predominantly condos and townhomes, with a concentration of purpose-built strata buildings oriented around the station and Suter Brook Village. Build vintages range from the early 2000s through recent construction phases. Strata fees and depreciation reports vary by building and should be reviewed carefully before any offer. For buyers who prioritise transit access and walkability in the Tri-Cities, Inlet Centre is the benchmark.
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