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Austin Heights · Coquitlam

Austin Heights homes for sale

Austin Heights is central Coquitlam’s walkable high-street neighbourhood — the Austin Avenue commercial strip runs through established detached streets and newer low-rise condos and townhomes, all in the Como Lake catchment area and a short walk from Blue Mountain Park.

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Where to search

Browse Austin Heights listings.

Austin Heights doesn’t yet have its own dedicated live-MLS® search feed — browse the citywide Coquitlam search below and filter to Austin Avenue, Blue Mountain Park and the Como Lake catchment, or call Craig for a hand-built Austin Heights search with alerts.

The market read

Austin Heights in July 2026.

Austin Heights doesn’t publish its own MLS® benchmark, so the honest reference point is the citywide Coquitlam detached number, clearly labelled as such. What makes it interesting is the walkable mix — an established detached street sits steps from newer low-rise condo product.

Detached typical band
$1.4M–$1.9M

Established stock + rebuilds.

Townhome typical band
$800K–$1.0M

Austin Avenue infill.

Low-rise condo band
$550K–$800K

Walk-to-everything entry point.

Coquitlam city HPI
$1,627,600

July 2026 GVR® detached benchmark.

Source: Greater Vancouver REALTORS® (GVR) monthly HPI, Coquitlam detached, July 2026. Austin Heights bands are working ranges from active central-Coquitlam market experience — not a published Austin-Heights-specific benchmark.

Who Austin Heights is for

Four buyers Austin Heights is built for.

01

The walkable-high-street buyer

Wants to walk out the door for coffee, groceries and dinner rather than drive everywhere. The Austin Avenue commercial strip is the whole identity here — a genuine local high street, not a strip mall.

02

The Como Lake catchment family

Orienting a school decision around the Como Lake catchment area — Mundy Road, Alderson or Miller Park Community elementary, then Como Lake Middle and Centennial Secondary.

03

The detached-or-condo flexible buyer

Wants the option to choose between an established detached home and a brand-new low-rise condo within the same few blocks — a rare choice in central Coquitlam.

04

The value-conscious first-time buyer or downsizer

Wants a lower-carry townhome or condo entry point into a genuinely walkable neighbourhood, without paying a Burke Mountain or Westwood Plateau premium.

Daily life

Schools, parks & the Austin Avenue high street.

SD43 schools

Austin Heights sits in the Como Lake catchment area. Elementary addresses feed a mix of central-Coquitlam schools — Mundy Road, Alderson or Miller Park Community — then Como Lake Middle (6–8) and Centennial Secondary (9–12). Dr. Charles Best Secondary is nearby. Always verify the specific address with SD43.

Parks & trails

Blue Mountain Park — a lush urban forest with a wading pool, spray park and playground — is walkable from most streets. Como Lake Park and Mundy Park are close by, and the Coquitlam Crunch is a short drive.

The Austin Avenue high street

An authentic Italian deli and grocery, a genuine spread of Korean and Japanese/sushi restaurants, neighbourhood pubs, bakeries, cafés and bubble-tea spots — all on foot. Coquitlam Centre mall is a short drive for anything bigger.

Where it sits

Central Coquitlam, between Como Lake to the north and Maillardville to the south. One of the Tri-Cities’ most genuinely walkable pockets, with Blue Mountain Park as its backyard.

Compared to

Austin Heights vs. the Coquitlam-wide number.

FactorAustin Heights (working range)Coquitlam city-wide (published HPI)
Detached$1.4M–$1.9M$1,627,600
Townhomes$800K–$1.0MNo separate GVR® townhome index for this pocket
Low-rise condos$550K–$800KNo separate GVR® condo index for this pocket
Defining featureWalkable Austin Avenue high street

Austin Heights has no separately published MLS® benchmark, so the citywide Coquitlam detached HPI is the closest official reference — see the current picture at Coquitlam Detached Homes.

Decision framework

Is Austin Heights the right fit?

Austin Heights is a strong fit if…

  • You want genuine walkability and a real local high street on your doorstep.
  • You want the choice between an established detached home and a newer condo in the same few blocks.
  • You’re a family orienting around the Como Lake catchment area.
  • You value being a short walk from Blue Mountain Park’s forest, wading pool and playground.

Austin Heights may be less ideal if…

  • You want newer-construction detached inventory — Burke Mountain fits that.
  • You want a view lot or golf-course prestige — Westwood Plateau is the destination.
  • You want a transit-at-the-door tower lifestyle — Coquitlam Town Centre delivers that.
  • You want a quieter, purely detached-family pocket — Ranch Park is closer to that.
Who I am

47+ year Coquitlam resident.

Craig Johnston, REALTOR®
Craig Johnston, REALTOR®
47+ year Coquitlam resident · Top 1% Team Member — Greater Vancouver REALTORS®, 2022–2025 · Medallion Club Team Member, 2021–2025 · Top 2% Team Member — Royal LePage nationwide, 2024–2025 · The MACNABs Team, Royal LePage Elite West · BCFSA #V99960
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Quick answer

What homes are for sale in Austin Heights, Coquitlam?

Austin Heights is a walkable, revitalizing central-Coquitlam neighbourhood built around the Austin Avenue commercial high street. Detached typically trades $1.4M–$1.9M, newer townhomes around $800K–$1.0M, and low-rise condos $550K–$800K. It sits in the Como Lake catchment area, a short walk from Blue Mountain Park. Austin Heights has no separately published MLS® benchmark, so the citywide Coquitlam detached HPI ($1,627,600, July 2026 GVR) is the closest official reference.

FAQ

Austin Heights homes for sale — the questions buyers ask.

What types of homes are for sale in Austin Heights?+

A genuine mix — established detached homes on mature, walkable streets, newer townhomes along Austin Avenue, and low-rise condos that are the neighbourhood's entry point. Detached typically $1.4M–$1.9M, townhomes $800K–$1.0M, condos $550K–$800K.

Where is Austin Heights in Coquitlam?+

Central Coquitlam, built around the Austin Avenue commercial high street between Como Lake to the north and Maillardville to the south — one of the Tri-Cities’ most genuinely walkable neighbourhoods.

Is Austin Heights walkable?+

Yes — the Austin Avenue commercial spine puts restaurants, coffee, bakeries, services and grocery within walking distance, and Blue Mountain Park and Como Lake are a short walk for green space.

What schools serve Austin Heights?+

SD43 Coquitlam, in the Como Lake catchment area. Elementary addresses feed Mundy Road, Alderson or Miller Park Community, then Como Lake Middle (6–8) and Centennial Secondary (9–12). Always verify a specific address with the SD43 locator.

Is Austin Heights a good place to buy?+

Yes — for buyers who want genuine walkability and a local high street, families in the Como Lake catchment, and buyers weighing an established detached home against a newer condo or townhome. Less ideal if you only want newer-construction detached (Burke Mountain) or a view lot (Westwood Plateau).

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Austin Heights, done properly, starts with one conversation.

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Schools that serve Austin Heights

Schools that serve Austin Heights.

Austin Heights is part of SD43 Coquitlam, in the Como Lake catchment area. Elementary addresses feed a mix of central-Coquitlam schools; middle and secondary catchments vary by address. Always verify a specific street with the SD43 locator.

Verify your exact address

Look up any Austin Heights address in SD43’s official school locator.

Type an address → see the specific neighbourhood catchment schools. This is the authoritative source.

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