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Free Coquitlam seller's pricing worksheet · 2026

The Coquitlam Seller's Pricing Worksheet 2026 — print-ready PDF.

Everything you need to set the right listing price for your Coquitlam home in 2026. Comp-pulling guide, pricing decision framework, prep checklist. Use the print button below to save as PDF.

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Craig Johnston, REALTOR® · soldbycraig.ca · Updated October 2026

The Coquitlam Seller's Pricing Worksheet 2026 — print-ready PDF.

Everything you need to set the right listing price for your Coquitlam home in 2026. Comp-pulling guide, pricing decision framework, prep checklist. Use the print button below to save as PDF.

Step 1 — Pull your comparables

Find 5-10 sold properties within your block radius (5-10 blocks for detached, same building for strata) sold within the last 90 days. Active listings are NOT comps — only sold prices count.
Match property characteristics — same property type, similar square footage (within 10%), similar build year (within 10 years for newer stock, within 20 for older), similar lot size for detached.
Adjust for differences — view exposure, lot orientation, updated features, finished basement, garage style. Size each adjustment from what recent sales show the difference is worth.
Average the adjusted comps — this is your starting price anchor, NOT your listing price.

Step 2 — Apply the HPI cross-reference

September 2026 Coquitlam GVR® benchmarks:
    Detached HPI: $1,584,400 (-6.6% YoY)
    Townhouse HPI: $976,600 (-6.4% YoY)
    Apartment HPI: $640,100 (-7.3% YoY)
Neighbourhood adjustment — Burke Mountain’s detached benchmark ($1,867,100) sat $282,700 above the Coquitlam-wide figure in September 2026. Westwood Plateau ($1,733,500) also sat above it. North Coquitlam apartments, which include Coquitlam Centre, were close to the Coquitlam-wide apartment benchmark ($641,400).
Cross-check vs your comp average — your comp-based price should be roughly aligned with the HPI math. Significant divergence means your comps may be wrong or your assumptions need re-checking.

Step 3 — Pricing strategy decision

Price close to true comp value — usually the most reliable approach for a sale at full value (entry detached tier).
Pricing well above comp — typically means more time on market. Often ends with a price drop that signals weakness.
Pricing slightly below comp — can draw more competition from buyers. Can deliver above-comp final sale but requires confidence and strong marketing.
Avoid listing well above comp — burns valuable initial listing momentum (early showings matter most). Recovery is slow.

Step 4 — Pre-listing preparation

Professional photography booked — non-negotiable in 2026. A 3D tour is increasingly common. A twilight exterior shot can make a strong first image.
Staging consultation — empty homes need staging; occupied homes need professional de-clutter + neutralisation.
Minor repairs completed — paint touch-ups, broken caulking, leaky faucet, anything visibly broken. Major renovations rarely return their cost.
Pre-listing inspection considered (for 5+ year-old homes) — surfaces issues you can fix vs become buyer's leverage during their inspection.
Strata documents ordered (if strata) — Form B, depreciation report, recent minutes, financial statements. Buyers will request immediately upon offer.

Step 5 — Timing your listing

Strongest selling windows in Coquitlam:
    Late February through May (spring family-buyer window)
    Mid-September through early November (back-to-school move-up window)
Softer windows:
    December through mid-February (thinly attended)
    June through August (move-up families committed to school year)
List sharply outside strong windows if your timeline requires it — pricing has to compensate for thinner buyer activity.

Your numbers — fill in

Property address: ________________________________________________
Property type: ____________________________________________________
Square footage: __________    Lot size: __________    Build year: __________
Comp average (after adjustments): $________________________
HPI cross-reference target: $________________________
Recommended listing price (close to comp average): $________________________
Target listing date: ________________________
Photographer booked for: ________________________
Staging consultation date: ________________________

© 2026 Craig Johnston, REALTOR® V99960 · Royal LePage Elite West
This checklist is general information, not legal/tax/financial advice. Work with your own lawyer, accountant, and mortgage professional. Market conditions change; information current as of October 2026.

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