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Concert Properties is a BC real estate developer owned by Canadian pension plans. That ownership model shapes everything: longer project timelines, a focus on build quality, limited assignments, and a preference for holding buildings as a co-investor rather than flipping them out. This page covers Concert's Tri-Cities record.
Craig represents buyers in new-construction product across the Tri-Cities, including Concert. Concert is less prolific in Coquitlam than Polygon or Onni and has a reputation for quality. Their Inlet Centre (Port Moody) project Innova is their current Tri-Cities focus.
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Open the Coquitlam mapConcert Properties is a BC-based developer founded in 1989. Concert is owned by a group of Canadian pension plans — they build with their pensioners' retirement money, which means the financial incentive is long-term asset performance, not quick flip profit. In the Tri-Cities, Concert's most active current project is Innova at Inlet Centre (Port Moody). They also hold rental buildings throughout the region that they've operated for decades.
Every figure on this page draws from the primary sources listed below. When a builder changes pricing, timeline, or floor plans, their disclosure statement (filed with BCFSA) is always the authoritative reference.
| Project | Location | Units | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Innova | Inlet Centre (Port Moody) | ~260 | Active presale · Q4 2027 |
| Legacy rental portfolio | Coquitlam + Burnaby | 800+ | Owner-operated, not for sale |
| Future Tri-Cities pipeline | Undisclosed | ~1,200 units | Entitlement phase |
Concert is the quiet professional of BC homebuilders. They don't run aggressive marketing campaigns, they don't bring flashy incentive packages, and they almost never dominate a sales cycle. What they aim to do is finish a building carefully, operate a functional strata from day one, and deliver a product that still feels new at year ten.
— Craig Johnston, REALTOR® · Royal LePage Elite West · Tri-Cities resident 47+ years
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Innova is at the Inlet Centre SkyTrain station in Port Moody, at the intersection of Ioco Road and Inlet Drive. Suter Brook Village and Newport Village are both a short walk away.
Yes — completely different. Concord Pacific (Concord Glen at Lafarge) is a separate, Vancouver-headquartered developer. Concert Properties is a BC-owned pension-fund-backed builder. Different ownership, different culture, different track record.
Concert and Polygon are both long-established builders in the Tri-Cities. Concert tends toward slightly more conservative design (smaller common-area amenities, more modest materials palette); Polygon toward slightly more amenity-heavy. Build quality of the product itself is comparable.
Concert builds concrete high-rise condominiums, wood-frame townhomes, rental apartment buildings (for their own portfolio), and some mixed-use commercial. In the Tri-Cities the current focus is high-rise concrete condos.
Q4 2027 per the Disclosure Statement. Outside completion date is mid-2028.
Innova was approved through Port Moody's Official Community Plan process in 2022. Height limits, parking ratios, and streetscape design were negotiated with the city during rezoning — the approved design is what will be built.
They vary by building and suite size, so check the current fee on the listing and confirm it in the strata’s Form B and budget. Concert keeps amenity offerings focused, which tends to keep fees moderate.
Limited. Concert prefers owner-occupiers or long-hold investors. Assignments require builder approval and usually carry an assignment fee — check the contract.
Both. Concert holds a large rental portfolio (they own and operate rental buildings across Vancouver, Coquitlam, and Burnaby) and also sells condominium projects to individual buyers. Innova is a for-sale condo project.
Through a Concert-registered realtor (I can register you) or directly at the Concert sales centre. Registration can give earlier access to pricing and plans when a project releases; the timing is set by the builder.
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