Anmore — detached & acreage — live inventory
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The honest answer in 30 seconds
Anmore is an estate market — one-acre-minimum zoning, a handful of sales in a typical month, and no reliable monthly benchmark (anyone quoting one is guessing). Properties trade well above Greater Vancouver's detached benchmark of $1,822,900 (July 2026 GVR® data) on land value alone, and the real constraint is supply: when the right acreage lists, prepared buyers act. Start with the estate & acreage guide and the Anmore market report.
Anmore · detached
Anmore is a semi-rural village of large, often estate-sized properties next to Port Moody — a market that behaves quite differently from the surrounding cities. That distinctiveness is the key to reading the listings below.
The character
Anmore is known for spacious lots, custom homes and a private, forested feel, with a one-acre minimum in much of the village — a deliberate contrast to city density.
The setting
Bordered by forest and close to Buntzen and Sasamat lakes, Anmore leans hard into the outdoors, which is central to why buyers seek it out.
The market
Anmore's estate homes typically transact well above any standard municipal benchmark — this is a distinct luxury market, so live comparables matter more here than a city index.
How much do Anmore detached homes cost?
Anmore isn't broken out separately by GVR; the nearest municipal reference is the Port Moody detached benchmark ($1,967,700, July 2026 GVR®). In practice Anmore's acreage estates usually sell well above that figure, so treat it only as a floor-of-reference and rely on live comparables.
What makes Anmore different from Port Moody or Coquitlam?
Anmore is its own village — larger lots, minimal commercial development and a semi-rural feel. Some properties have servicing considerations (well, septic) uncommon in the city, so confirm these for any specific lot.
Who is Anmore best for?
Buyers who prioritise privacy, land and a natural setting and are comfortable driving to Port Moody or Coquitlam for services. It's a lifestyle choice as much as a location one.
Anmore is a distinct village bordering Port Moody; the Port Moody benchmark above is the nearest GVR reference, not an Anmore-specific index — Anmore’s estate market typically runs higher. For the full picture, see the Anmore area guide.
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What is actually available in Coquitlam right now?
Coquitlam covers four broad inventory pools: detached (Burke Mountain newer builds, Westwood Plateau executive, Central Coquitlam established, Eagle Ridge value-tier), townhomes (Burke and Burquitlam newer stock, central Coquitlam mid-tier), condos (Coquitlam Centre high-rise, Burquitlam transit-adjacent), and luxury ($2M+ Anmore/Westwood/Heritage). Craig Johnston, REALTOR® V99960 — Top 1% Team Member, Greater Vancouver REALTORS® — runs daily MLS-filtered alerts customised to your timeline and non-negotiables. Free Strategy Call → written 24-hour plan.
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Anmore isn't broken out separately by GVR, so the nearest municipal reference is the Port Moody detached benchmark ($1,967,700, July 2026 GVR®). In practice Anmore's acreage estates usually sell well above that figure — treat it only as a floor-of-reference and rely on live comparables for a specific property.
For buyers who prioritise privacy, land and a natural setting, Anmore is a distinct and enduring market. It's a lifestyle choice as much as a financial one, and it rewards a longer horizon.
Anmore is a semi-rural village of large, often estate-sized lots with a one-acre minimum in much of the village and minimal commercial development. Some properties have well and septic servicing uncommon in the city — confirm these for any specific lot.
BC's Property Transfer Tax is 1% on the first $200K, 2% from $200K to $2M, 3% from $2M to $3M, and 5% above $3M on residential. A $2M purchase pays about $58,000. First-time buyers get a full exemption up to $835K and a partial phase-out to $870K — verify current BC thresholds before relying on them.
Anmore falls within School District 43, and day-to-day shopping usually means a short drive to Port Moody or Coquitlam. Confirm the current school catchment for a specific address with SD43, since assignments can change.
Anmore is a thin, distinct luxury market — few sales, wide variation, and homes that trade on land, privacy and setting. Live comparables matter far more here than any city-wide benchmark.
July 2026 GVR® benchmark prices for Port Moody — the Greater Vancouver REALTORS® municipality that includes Heritage Mountain and borders Anmore and Belcarra. No fabricated metrics.
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