Port Moody Real Estate

By David Reimers, REALTOR® · Royal LePage West Real Estate Services · Updated October 2026

Port Moody is a city of about 33,500 people at the head of Burrard Inlet, between Coquitlam and Burnaby in the Tri-Cities. In September 2026 the benchmark price of a typical Port Moody home was $1,011,500, down 5.8% from a year earlier (Greater Vancouver REALTORS®). I’m David Reimers, a REALTOR® since 2004, and I help buyers and sellers in every Port Moody neighbourhood, especially Heritage Mountain, Heritage Woods, Mountain Meadows, the north shore, Newport Village, Suter Brook and Klahanie.

Port Moody at a Glance

• Population: 33,535 (2021 Census, Statistics Canada)
• Transit: two Millennium Line SkyTrain stations, Moody Centre and Inlet Centre. West Coast Express commuter trains to downtown Vancouver stop at Moody Centre.
• Schools: School District 43, shared with Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam, Anmore and Belcarra
• Setting: a waterfront city wrapped around the inlet, with the Shoreline Trail, Rocky Point Park and Old Orchard Park, and Sasamat Lake, Belcarra Regional Park and Buntzen Lake a short drive away. It calls itself the City of the Arts.
• Homes: detached homes on the hillsides, townhouses, and condos clustered around the two SkyTrain stations

Port Moody Home Prices (September 2026)

MLS® Home Price Index benchmark prices: the price of a typical home of each type, not a valuation of any particular property. Source: Greater Vancouver REALTORS®, September 2026. For your own home, request a free home evaluation.

David’s Take: Port Moody vs North Vancouver

“Port Moody has a very cool vibe. It’s very similar to North Vancouver in climate and topography, but with better-valued real estate.”

The numbers back that up. In September 2026 the typical Port Moody home was benchmarked at $1,011,500, compared with $1,290,400 in North Vancouver, about $279,000 (22%) less for the same mix of mountains, water and trails.

Port Moody Neighbourhoods

Heritage Mountain

A hillside neighbourhood above the east end of the inlet, with mostly detached homes and townhouses on quiet, curving streets, and quick access to the trails above.

Heritage Woods

Further up the mountain, popular with families for its newer detached homes, forest trails and Heritage Woods Secondary School.

Mountain Meadows

A smaller hillside neighbourhood next to Heritage Woods, with detached homes and townhouses close to the same trails and schools.

North Shore Port Moody

The quieter north side of the inlet along Ioco Road, including Barber Street and the areas around Old Orchard Park, with lovely views over the inlet and a quick drive to Sasamat Lake.

Newport Village and Suter Brook

Walkable villages of condos and townhouses above shops, cafes and restaurants, steps from Inlet Centre station and the Shoreline Trail.

Klahanie

Condos and townhouses along the waterfront near Inlet Centre station, with the Shoreline Trail and Rocky Point Park on the doorstep.

Moody Centre, College Park and Glenayre each have their own character too, and next door, Anmore sits closest to Belcarra Regional Park and Buntzen Lake. Use the neighbourhood searches below to see current listings in each.

Buying a Home in Port Moody

• Decide between hillside and village. The hillside neighbourhoods offer space and views; Newport, Suter Brook, Klahanie and Moody Centre offer walkability and SkyTrain.
• Check the walk to the station. If you’ll commute by SkyTrain or West Coast Express, time the actual walk from the front door.
• Read the strata documents. For condos and townhouses, review the depreciation report, recent minutes and any planned levies before you write an offer.
• Get the right inspection. On sloped lots, ask your inspector to look closely at drainage and retaining walls.

Get new Port Moody listings sent to you first with Hot Property Updates, or browse Port Moody townhouses, penthouse condos and pet-friendly condos.

Selling a Home in Port Moody

With prices below last year and more homes for sale, pricing correctly from day one matters more than ever. I’ll show you what similar Port Moody homes have actually sold for and where your home fits against today’s competition. Start with a free home evaluation or see what a nearby home sold for.

Port Moody Real Estate FAQs

How much does a home cost in Port Moody?

In September 2026 the MLS® benchmark was $1,011,500 for all homes, $1,903,500 for a detached house, $940,900 for a townhouse and $676,200 for a condo.

Is Port Moody cheaper than North Vancouver?

Yes, on average. Port Moody’s composite benchmark was about 22% lower than North Vancouver’s in September 2026, with a similar mountain-and-water setting.

Does Port Moody have SkyTrain?

Yes. The Millennium Line stops at Moody Centre and Inlet Centre, and West Coast Express trains to downtown Vancouver stop at Moody Centre.

Which school district serves Port Moody?

School District 43 (Coquitlam), which also serves Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam, Anmore and Belcarra.

Which Port Moody neighbourhood is best for families?

Many families look at Heritage Woods, Heritage Mountain and Mountain Meadows for detached homes near trails and schools. If you want walkability and transit, Newport Village, Suter Brook and Klahanie are worth a look. The right choice depends on your budget, home type and commute.

Thinking of buying or selling in Port Moody? Get in touch.

Sources: Statistics Canada 2021 Census; Greater Vancouver REALTORS® September 2026 Statistics Package; TransLink.

Browse Port Moody Real Estate:

(A complete list of MLS® House Listings by neighbourhood)

• Anmore Homes
• Barber Street Homes
• Belcarra Homes
• College Park PM Homes
• Glenayre Homes
• Heritage Mountain Homes
• Heritage Woods PM Homes
• Mountain Meadows Homes
• North Shore Pt Moody Homes
• Port Moody Centre Homes