Live listings · Real sold prices by neighbourhood · Updated June 2026
What are condos selling for in Port Moody?
Port Moody condos are concentrated in Suter Brook Village, Newport Village, Port Moody Centre, Klahanie, and College Park. As of June 2026, they’re selling within the 98–99% sale-to-list range, around a city-wide median of $794,587 for attached homes. Prices swing with building, floor, view, and whether it’s a concrete high-rise or a wood-frame low-rise — see the per-building medians below.
Last updated: June 2026Port Moody’s condo market is small and distinct. Hemmed in by Burrard Inlet to the south and Pinecone Burke Provincial Park to the north, the city has limited developable land — so condo supply is concentrated in a handful of walkable pockets rather than spread across endless towers. That scarcity, combined with two SkyTrain stations and the Rocky Point waterfront lifestyle, gives Port Moody condos a buyer profile all their own.
This page is the market-and-inventory view: live listings, plus what condos have actually sold for by neighbourhood. If you want the step-by-step buying process — deposits, strata document review, the offer — see the Port Moody condo buyer’s guide. For the full city overview, start at Port Moody real estate.
Current apartment-style listings across Port Moody. Comparing active asking prices to the recent sold medians below is the fastest way to read the market.
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Open House Median sold price, price per square foot, and days on market for attached homes (condos & townhomes) — from recent MLS® sold transactions.
162 sold · last 12 months
Apartment-style condos city-wide — includes the Suter Brook, Newport Village & Moody Centre towers, where MLS® sub-area coding is inconsistent.
View sold detail →18 sold · last 12 months
Lower-rise & townhome-adjacent — one of the more attainable entry points per square foot.
View sold detail →8 sold · last 12 months
The townhome-heavy attached market on the upper bench — family-sized and premium.
View sold detail →Figures are aggregate medians from MLS® sold attached-home (condo & townhome) transactions in Port Moody, as of June 2026. The sample window widens (12→24→36 months) to keep each figure meaningful, and segments with too few recent sales are omitted. The Suter Brook, Newport Village and Moody Centre towers largely report under the city-wide “Port Moody Apartments” figure because their MLS® sub-area coding is inconsistent. Individual results vary by building, floor, view, and condition — for a unit-specific read, use the free valuation tool.
Port Moody’s condo stock isn’t one market — building type and location change the price, the fees, and the buyer.
The heart of Port Moody’s condo market: concrete towers and mid-rises steps from shops, restaurants, and Brewers Row. View, floor, and exposure drive significant price differences, and amenity-rich buildings carry higher strata fees. Strong demand from downsizers and lifestyle buyers keeps inventory tight.
Anchored by the Moody Centre and Inlet Centre SkyTrain stations, this is the city’s redevelopment corridor — a mix of older walk-ups and newer transit-oriented buildings. The strongest pick for buyers who prioritise a car-light commute. See homes near Moody Centre Station.
More wood-frame low-rise and townhome-style inventory, typically at a friendlier price per square foot than the concrete towers. Klahanie is a master-planned community with resort-style amenities; College Park is established and family-friendly. Good entry points into Port Moody ownership.
Rental restrictions, pet policies, age limits, and any special levies materially affect value and who can buy. Review the strata documents on every building before writing — a restriction that removes investors or pet owners changes both price and resale. This is exactly what the condo buyer’s guide walks through.
How much does a condo cost in Port Moody right now?
As of June 2026, Port Moody condos and apartments are selling within the Tri-Cities’ 98–99% sale-to-list range, with a city-wide median attached sold price around $794,587. Prices vary widely by building, floor, view, and neighbourhood — Suter Brook Village and Newport Village high-rises price differently from Klahanie and College Park low-rises. See the per-building medians on this page or get a unit-specific valuation.
Which Port Moody neighbourhoods have the most condos?
Most Port Moody condo inventory is concentrated in Suter Brook Village and Newport Village (concrete mid- and high-rise plus walkable retail), Port Moody Centre (the Moody Centre SkyTrain transit hub), Klahanie, and College Park (lower-rise, wood-frame and townhome-adjacent). The waterfront-adjacent buildings are covered on the Port Moody waterfront specialist page.
What is the difference between low-rise and high-rise condos in Port Moody?
High-rise and concrete mid-rise condos (Suter Brook Village, Newport Village, newer Moody Centre buildings) tend to carry view premiums, amenities, and higher strata fees, with floor and exposure driving big price swings. Low-rise wood-frame buildings (much of Klahanie and College Park) are typically more attainable per square foot, with lower density and often lower fees. Neither is “better” — they suit different buyers and budgets.
What is the price per square foot for Port Moody condos?
Condo $/sq ft in Port Moody varies by building and age — the per-building cards above show recent median $/sq ft drawn from MLS® sold data where the sample is large enough. Treat these as neighbourhood indicators, not a quote for a specific unit; floor, view, and renovation level move the number significantly.
Are Port Moody condos a good investment?
Port Moody’s condo supply is constrained by the inlet, provincial parkland, and an established footprint, and the Moody Centre and Inlet Centre SkyTrain stations anchor walkable, transit-oriented demand. Those are durable fundamentals, but no one can guarantee returns — strata rental and pet restrictions, special levies, and your hold period all matter. Review the strata documents on any building before buying.
How fast do condos sell in Port Moody?
Speed depends on pricing, building, and season. As of June 2026, Port Moody homes are selling within the 98–99% sale-to-list range; the per-building cards above show recent average days on market by neighbourhood. Well-priced, well-presented condos in walkable buildings move fastest.
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Contact SebastianSebastian Czarkowski is a licensed real estate professional regulated by the BC Financial Services Authority (BCFSA). Brokerage: Royal LePage Elite West, Coquitlam, BC. REALTOR® and MLS® are certification/trademarks owned by The Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA). Sold figures shown are aggregate medians compiled from MLS® sold data for Port Moody as of June 2026, and are general market indicators only — not an appraisal or a guarantee of value. Individual results vary by building, unit, strata restrictions, and market conditions at time of listing.