Port Moody is one of Greater Vancouver's most desirable cities, located approximately 20 kilometres east of Vancouver along the shores of Burrard Inlet. Together with Coquitlam and Port Coquitlam, it forms the "Tri-Cities" — a region known for its abundance of amenities, beautiful parks, shopping, recreation facilities, and excellent transit connections. Port Moody's inlet frontage also attracts buyers seeking a Port Moody waterfront specialist.
The most popular residential neighbourhoods in Port Moody include Heritage Woods, Heritage Mountain, Klahanie, Suter Brook Village, Newport Village, Port Moody Centre, College Park, and Glenayre. Port Moody's top-rated school system (School District 43), green public spaces, and vibrant community events make it a wonderful place to raise a family or retire.
Port Moody offers a wide variety of housing options — from luxury estates and single-family homes to townhomes and condos. Whether you're a first-time buyer, growing family, or investor, Port Moody has something for everyone.
With a population of approximately 34,000 residents across just 26 square kilometres, Port Moody is the smallest of the Tri-Cities — which is precisely what gives it its character and investment appeal. The limited land base means low inventory and pricing stability: homes in Heritage Mountain and Heritage Woods rarely sit long, and waterfront-adjacent properties in Newport Village and Suter Brook command consistent premiums.
Commuting from Port Moody is straightforward: the Millennium Line SkyTrain connects Moody Centre Station to downtown Vancouver in approximately 40 minutes, and the West Coast Express commuter rail offers peak-hour direct service to Waterfront Station. For investors, Port Moody's constrained land supply and strong rental demand — particularly near SkyTrain stations — make it a consistently reliable long-term hold.
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Port Moody falls within School District 43 (Coquitlam), one of the highest-performing school districts in BC. Highlights include Heritage Woods Secondary, Port Moody Secondary (IB program), and École Riverside Secondary. The area is also served by several well-regarded elementary schools.
Rocky Point Park on Burrard Inlet is a community centrepiece, featuring a pier, water park, trails, and stunning mountain views. The Shoreline Trail offers scenic walking along the inlet, and Bert Flinn Park provides over 100 hectares of forest trails for hiking and mountain biking.
Newport Village is Port Moody's vibrant commercial hub, lined with boutique shops, cafes, and restaurants. Suter Brook Village offers additional dining, retail, and services. The Inlet Centre area provides everyday shopping including grocery stores and major retailers.
Port Moody is served by three SkyTrain stations on the Millennium Line — Moody Centre, Inlet Centre, and Lafarge Lake-Douglas — making commutes to downtown Vancouver fast and convenient. The West Coast Express commuter rail also stops at Moody Centre Station.
Port Moody real estate in 2026 is supply-constrained and competitive. The city has a limited land base which keeps inventory low and prices stable. Heritage Mountain and Heritage Woods detached homes are highly sought-after. Suter Brook and Newport Village condos and townhomes offer strong rental demand. Homes sell at 94–98% of list price on average.
Port Moody's most desirable neighbourhoods include Heritage Mountain (panoramic views, premium family homes), Heritage Woods (forested, estate-style properties), Klahanie (master-planned community), Suter Brook Village (walkable urban townhomes), Newport Village (waterfront-adjacent condos), and Port Moody Centre (arts district, SkyTrain access).
Port Moody combines small-town charm with urban accessibility. It sits on Burrard Inlet with stunning water and mountain views, is served by the SkyTrain Evergreen Extension, has top-rated schools (SD43), Rocky Point Park, the West Coast Express, and a vibrant arts and dining scene centred around Newport Village and the Inlet District. Discover more in the full lifestyle guide: Is Port Moody a Good Place to Live?
Port Moody offers detached single-family homes (Heritage Mountain, Heritage Woods, Klahanie — typically $1.6M–$3M+), townhomes (Klahanie, Suter Brook — $900K–$1.5M), and condos (Newport Village, Port Moody Centre, Suter Brook — $550K–$950K). True waterfront properties exist but are rare and command significant premiums.
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Port Moody is served by School District 43, one of BC's highest-ranked districts. Key secondary schools include Heritage Woods Secondary (serving the Heritage Mountain and Heritage Woods catchments), Port Moody Secondary (IB programme, arts focus, strong athletics), and École Riverside Secondary. The district also offers French immersion programmes. Families moving to Heritage Mountain frequently cite the Heritage Woods Secondary catchment as a deciding factor. Read the full guide to the best Port Moody neighbourhoods for families.
Port Moody detached homes in Heritage Mountain and Heritage Woods typically list from $1.6M–$3M+ — less than comparable North Vancouver properties, but reflecting the premium for views, space, and SD43 schools. Condos and townhomes in Suter Brook and Newport Village ($550K–$1.5M) represent strong value compared to equivalent waterfront-adjacent product in Vancouver. The key differentiator is Port Moody's Burrard Inlet frontage and small-city character at a significant discount to North Shore pricing. Get a current estimate with the free home valuation tool.
Port Moody is served by two Millennium Line SkyTrain stations: Moody Centre (adjacent to Rocky Point Park and downtown Port Moody) and Inlet Centre (near Suter Brook Village and the Inlet Centre shopping area). The West Coast Express commuter rail also stops at Moody Centre Station, offering peak-hour express service to Waterfront Station in approximately 40 minutes. Both stations have park-and-ride facilities.
Port Moody's constrained land base — the city cannot expand significantly due to Burrard Inlet and mountain boundaries — keeps supply permanently limited. This structural scarcity, combined with strong rental demand near SkyTrain stations and ongoing densification in the Moody Centre area, makes it a reliable long-term hold. Suter Brook and Newport Village condos and townhomes see strong rental interest from professionals and families who can't yet afford to buy in the area. Browse current Port Moody listings to explore options.
Rocky Point Park is Port Moody's signature waterfront park, located on Burrard Inlet at the foot of Murray Street. It features a pier extending over the inlet, a water park, picnic areas, off-leash dog areas, and direct access to the Shoreline Trail. The park hosts the annual Port Moody Festival of the Arts and serves as the community gathering place for summer events. Proximity to Rocky Point Park is a genuine selling point for homes in Port Moody Centre, Barber Street, and Glenayre.
Sebastian Czarkowski is a Tri-Cities REALTOR® with deep knowledge of the Port Moody market. Whether you're buying your first home, upsizing, or selling — Sebastian provides honest, expert guidance every step of the way.