Coquitlam townhomes — live inventory
Every active townhome for sale in Coquitlam, live from the Greater Vancouver MLS® feed. June 2026 GVR® townhouse benchmark $1,016,200 (−6.4% YoY).
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Quick Answer
What is actually available in Coquitlam townhomes right now?
Coquitlam townhomes concentrate in four distinct zones: Burke Mountain (the newest, family-first cluster — Kentwell, Ballantree, Colborne, Queenston), Westwood Plateau (executive townhomes on larger lots), Burquitlam (transit-oriented stock walkable to the SkyTrain), and Central Coquitlam (older, established complexes with value pricing). The June 2026 GVR® townhouse benchmark is $1,016,200 (−6.4% YoY). Craig Johnston, REALTOR® V99960 — Top 1% Team Member, Greater Vancouver REALTORS® — is a 9+ year Burke Mountain (Coquitlam) resident who runs daily MLS® alerts filtered to your zone, budget and school catchment.
If your situation matches one of these four, the Burke / Plateau / Burquitlam / Central Coquitlam read below is your shortlist. If it doesn't, a detached search may serve you better — happy to walk through which fits.
$850K–$950K entry townhome — usually an older Central Coquitlam or Burquitlam complex. Trading up from a condo or renting in Burnaby/Vancouver, wants the layout jump and a private garage without the $1.65M Coquitlam detached number.
Stepping out of a Coquitlam, Burnaby or downtown condo into a Burke Mountain townhome — usually Kentwell, Ballantree, Colborne Lane or Queenston by Polygon. Wants the SD43 catchment, family-fit floorplan, attached double garage, without committing to detached maintenance.
Selling a 2,800–3,500 sq ft house in Westwood Plateau, Eagle Ridge or Central Coquitlam, wants single-level or rancher-style townhome flow. Newer Westwood Plateau executive townhomes and select Burke complexes dominate this search.
2–3 days a week downtown via the Evergreen Line (Coquitlam Central, Lincoln, Lafarge or Burquitlam stations). Wants more space than a condo and a parking spot of their own. Burquitlam and Coquitlam Town Centre adjacent townhomes hit hardest here.
Coquitlam is large but townhome inventory concentrates in four distinct pockets. Each trades for a different reason — matching the right zone to the right buyer cuts months of weekend tours.
The biggest townhome cluster in Coquitlam and the newest stock in the Tri-Cities. Newer family townhomes — Kentwell by Polygon, Ballantree, Colborne Lane and Queenston — typically 1,600–2,100 sq ft over three levels with attached double garages. Most family-driven Coquitlam townhome buyers end up here.
Executive townhomes inside one of Coquitlam's most established family neighbourhoods. Larger floorplans, mature landscaping, golf-course frontages, and Gleneagle Secondary catchment for most addresses. The forever-home townhome decision.
Transit-oriented townhome stock on Coquitlam's western edge, anchored by Burquitlam SkyTrain Station. Strongest fit for Vancouver-commuter buyers and first-time Coquitlam steppers. Mix of newer Concord-area complexes and mature stock.
Older, established townhome complexes through Central Coquitlam, North Coquitlam Town Centre, and Eagle Ridge. Value pricing relative to Burke, walkable to Lafarge Lake / Town Centre amenities, and three Evergreen Line stations nearby (Coquitlam Central, Lincoln, Lafarge).
Catchment lines split inside complexes here — two townhomes in the same development can feed different schools. Verify against the SD43 catchment lookup before writing.
Always verify against the SD43 catchment lookup — assignments change.
Tiers below are anchored to the June 2026 GVR® Coquitlam townhouse benchmark of $1,016,200 (−6.4% YoY). Individual complexes trade above or below depending on age, zone, floorplan and strata health.
2-bed walk-up townhomes — older Central Coquitlam and Burquitlam stock, typically 1,000–1,300 sq ft. The honest entry point for first-time Coquitlam townhome buyers.
3-bed family townhomes with attached double garages — the bulk of active inventory. Burke Mountain's Kentwell / Ballantree / Colborne Lane and select Westwood Plateau complexes sit here. Typically 1,600–2,100 sq ft over three levels.
Westwood Plateau executive townhomes, upgraded Burke phases (Queenston by Polygon and similar), and rancher-style downsizer floorplans. Best-in-catchment, lowest turnover.
Three townhome markets inside one drive — here is the honest side-by-side. Coquitlam wins on stock breadth and SD43 catchment depth; Port Moody on Inlet-side walkability; Burnaby on SkyTrain density at a higher price.
| Coquitlam townhomes | Burnaby townhomes | Port Moody townhomes | |
|---|---|---|---|
| June 2026 GVR® benchmark | $1,016,200 (−6.4% YoY) | Trades above the regional $1,046,200 composite | $993,800 (−2.0% YoY) |
| Stock breadth | Widest in the Tri-Cities — 4 distinct zones, newest stock on Burke Mountain. | Concentrated in Brentwood, Edmonds, Lougheed nodes — mostly newer high-density. | Narrow — four walkable pockets only. |
| Transit | Evergreen Line: Burquitlam, Coquitlam Central, Lincoln, Lafarge. | Densest SkyTrain network of the three — Millennium + Expo Lines. | Evergreen Line: Moody Centre, Inlet Centre. |
| Anchor secondary catchments | Pinetree · Dr. Charles Best · Gleneagle · Terry Fox · Heritage Woods (cross-boundary) · Riverside. | Burnaby School District 41 — different ladder, different report card. | Heritage Woods Secondary / Port Moody Secondary. |
| Lifestyle pull | Burke Mountain trails · Lafarge Lake · Town Centre amenities · SD43 family routine. | High-rise urban density, retail mall anchors, fastest downtown access. | Inlet, brewery district, Rocky Point walkability. |
The high-frequency Coquitlam townhome questions I'm asked in almost every first client meeting, answered in 40–60 words each.
Per the June 2026 Greater Vancouver REALTORS® release, the Coquitlam townhouse HPI benchmark is $1,016,200 (−6.4% YoY, +1.5% MoM). Entry 2-bed townhomes start around $850K–$950K, family 3-bed townhomes typically trade $1.0M–$1.3M, and executive Westwood Plateau / Burke stock crosses $1.4M.
Burke Mountain for newer family-fit stock, SD43 catchment access, and trail lifestyle. Westwood Plateau for executive layouts and Gleneagle or Pinetree Secondary catchment. Burquitlam for SkyTrain-commuter buyers. Central Coquitlam / Town Centre for entry-tier value plus Lafarge Lake walkability.
Monthly fees typically run $250–$500 in Coquitlam townhome complexes — they cover exterior maintenance, building insurance, landscaping and reserve fund contributions. Lower fees aren't always better; a thin contingency reserve (CRF) often signals a coming special levy. Always read the depreciation report and recent council minutes.
Burke Mountain townhomes — Kentwell, Ballantree, Colborne Lane and Queenston by Polygon — have historically outperformed the broader Coquitlam townhome benchmark on layout quality, garage standards, and family-buyer demand. Always run a property-specific analysis — strata health and building age matter beyond the headline numbers.
Most Coquitlam townhome complexes allow rentals under current BC strata law. A small number still restrict rentals via grandfathered bylaws or short-term-rental restrictions. Always verify the specific complex's rental and pet bylaws against the Form B and current bylaws before writing if rental income is part of the plan.
June 2026 GVR® benchmarks: townhouse $1,016,200 vs apartment $653,900. The townhome premium is roughly $366K for the extra space, the private garage, usually a small yard, and lower density. Different buyers, not really competing inventory — family stage and lifestyle drive the choice more than headline price.
The depreciation report, two years of strata council minutes, the contingency reserve (CRF) balance, pending special levies, and the rental and pet bylaws. In older Central Coquitlam stock, building envelope and rainscreen history matter most. In newer Burke and Burquitlam complexes, amenity costs and CRF top-ups carry the weight.
Every realtor answers that question the same way. The honest question is who can describe Burke vs Plateau vs Burquitlam vs Central Coquitlam without opening the listing — and who'll walk you through the strata documents line-by-line. Craig Johnston is a 9+ year Burke Mountain (Coquitlam) resident who's been working Coquitlam townhome buyers and sellers for years. See his Coquitlam specialist page.
Sources referenced on this page include the Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver, BCREA, CMHC, School District 43, and the City of Coquitlam. Last reviewed 2026-06-30.
June 2026 GVR® benchmark prices and the Coquitlam sales-to-active ratio. No fabricated metrics — every number sourced from the monthly Greater Vancouver REALTORS® release.
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