Port Moody townhomes — live inventory
Every active townhome for sale in Port Moody — Newport Village, Suter Brook, Klahanie, Heritage Mountain — live from the GVR MLS® feed.
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Port Moody townhomes benchmark at $983,400 (-3.0% YoY, July 2026 GVR® data) — the smallest decline of any segment in the city, with prices actually up +1.2% month-over-month. Family-sized townhomes near SkyTrain are structurally scarce here, so good ones still move quickly. Full read in the market report.
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What is actually available in Port Moody townhomes right now?
Port Moody townhomes split across four walkable zones: Klahanie (resort-style amenities, Suter Brook-adjacent), Suter Brook Village (newer build, steps to the Inlet and SkyTrain), Heritage Woods / Heritage Mountain (executive family townhomes in the Heritage Woods Secondary catchment), and Newport Village (mature Inlet-side complexes). The July 2026 Port Moody townhouse HPI benchmark is $983,400 (−2.0% YoY). Craig Johnston, REALTOR® V99960 — Top 1% Team Member, Greater Vancouver REALTORS® — runs a daily MLS® alert filtered to your zone, budget and school catchment.
If you recognise yourself in one of these four, the Klahanie / Suter Brook / Heritage Woods / Newport read below is your shortlist.
$850K–$950K entry townhome — usually a 2-bed walk-up in Klahanie or an older Newport Village complex. Trading up from a condo, wants the Inlet lifestyle without the $1.9M PM detached number.
Selling a 2,800–3,500 sq ft Heritage Mountain or Glenayre house, wants a single-level or rancher-style townhome with a flat walk to coffee. Newport Village and Suter Brook Village dominate this search.
2–3 days a week downtown via the Evergreen Line (Moody Centre or Inlet Centre stations). Wants to walk to Rocky Point on the weekend. Suter Brook Village and Klahanie hit hardest here.
Needs Heritage Woods Secondary catchment, can't quite stretch to a detached on Heritage Mountain. Executive townhomes in upper Heritage Woods sit right at this intersection.
Port Moody is small but the townhome stock concentrates in four distinct walkable pockets. Each trades for a different reason.
Resort-style master-planned community on the Suter Brook side. The Canoe Club amenity, walk to Rocky Point Park and the brewery district. Most townhomes here trade between $900K and $1.3M depending on size and floor.
Newer build, the most walkable address in Port Moody. Thrift, Café Divano, the Inlet trails and Moody Centre SkyTrain all within a few minutes. The strongest Vancouver-commuter address in town.
Executive family townhomes on the upper Heritage slopes. The Heritage Woods Secondary catchment is the gravitational pull — expect $1.0M–$1.4M for a 3-bed family floorplan with a double garage.
Mature Inlet-side complexes around Newport Village — thoughtfully aged stock with a strong downsizer/empty-nester profile. The original Port Moody walkable village, anchored by Thrifty Foods and Rocky Point.
Catchment lines split inside complexes here — two townhomes in the same Heritage Woods development can feed different elementaries. Verify against the SD43 catchment lookup before writing.
Always verify against the SD43 catchment lookup — assignments change.
Tiers below are written around the July 2026 GVR® benchmark of $983,400 for a PM townhouse (−2.0% YoY). Individual complexes trade above or below depending on age, floorplan and amenities.
2-bed walk-up townhomes — older Klahanie and Newport Village stock, smaller floorplans. The honest first-time Port Moody buyer entry.
3-bed Klahanie / Suter Brook / mid-Heritage Woods family townhomes. Double garage typical, 1,400–1,700 sq ft. The bulk of active PM townhome inventory.
Upper Heritage Woods executive townhomes, larger newer Suter Brook stock, and rancher-style downsizer floorplans. Best-in-catchment, lowest turnover.
Three different townhome markets inside one drive. The honest read on which one matches your lifestyle and budget.
| Port Moody townhomes | Coquitlam townhomes | Burke Mountain townhomes | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lifestyle pull | Inlet, brewery district, Rocky Point walkability | Lafarge Lake, Town Centre amenities | Newest stock, trails, family-first cul-de-sacs |
| July 2026 GVR® benchmark | $983,400 (−2.0% YoY) | $990,900 (−6.4% YoY) | Coquitlam benchmark applies; Burke stock trades within Coq band |
| Transit | Evergreen Line: Moody Centre, Inlet Centre stations | Evergreen Line: Coquitlam Central, Lincoln, Lafarge | Bus to Coq Central; car-first market |
| Anchor secondary catchment | Heritage Woods Secondary / Port Moody Secondary | Dr. Charles Best / Pinetree | Gleneagle Secondary |
The high-frequency PM townhome questions I'm asked in almost every first client meeting, answered in 40–60 words each.
Per the July 2026 Greater Vancouver REALTORS® release, the Port Moody townhouse HPI benchmark is $983,400 (−2.0% YoY, +2.2% MoM). Entry 2-bed townhomes start around $850K–$950K, family 3-bed townhomes typically trade $1.0M–$1.3M, and executive Heritage Woods stock crosses $1.4M.
Suter Brook Village and Klahanie pull the SkyTrain-commuter and brewery-district lifestyle buyer. Heritage Woods is the Heritage Woods Secondary catchment play. Newport Village is the original walkable PM Centre, popular with downsizers who want a flat walk to Rocky Point.
Both sit on the same patch of Suter Brook-side Port Moody and share the Canoe Club amenity. Klahanie was the original master-plan build; Suter Brook Village is the newer urban-village evolution with more concrete, more retail, and the closer walk to Moody Centre SkyTrain. Suter Brook Village generally trades at a premium.
Only if the address sits inside the catchment — primarily executive townhomes in upper Heritage Woods. Lower Heritage Woods and Heritage Mountain townhomes can be split between Heritage Woods Secondary and Port Moody Secondary. Always verify the specific address against the SD43 catchment lookup before writing.
Suter Brook Village is a 5–8 minute walk to Moody Centre Station. Klahanie is 10–15 minutes. Newport Village / PM Centre townhomes are 10–12 minutes to Inlet Centre Station. Heritage Woods is car-first — SkyTrain access is a short drive plus park-and-ride.
July 2026 GVR® benchmarks: townhouse $983,400 vs apartment $688,300. The townhome premium is roughly $280K for the extra space, the garage, and (usually) lower density. Different buyers, not really competing inventory. Lifestyle and family-size drive the choice more than price.
The depreciation report, two years of strata council minutes, the contingency reserve (CRF) balance, pending special levies, and any pet/rental bylaws that affect resale. In older Newport Village stock, building envelope and rainscreen history matters most. Klahanie/Suter Brook are newer — amenity costs and CRF top-ups carry the weight.
Every realtor answers that question the same way. The honest question is who can describe Klahanie vs Suter Brook vs Newport Village without opening the listing — and who'll walk you through the strata documents line-by-line. Craig Johnston is a Burke Mountain resident who's been working PM townhome buyers and sellers for years. See his Port Moody specialist page.
Sources referenced on this page include the Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver, BCREA, CMHC, the Government of British Columbia, School District 43, and the City of Port Moody. Last reviewed 2026-06-30.
July 2026 GVR® benchmark prices and sales-to-listings ratios. No fabricated metrics — every number sourced from the monthly Greater Vancouver REALTORS® release.
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I live on Burke Mountain and have spent the last 47+ years in the Tri-Cities. Port Moody is a 10-minute drive from my front door — I work Klahanie, Suter Brook Village, Heritage Woods and Newport Village townhome buyers and sellers every week. I am not a PM resident, but I know the strata documents, the catchment lines, and the right complexes for the right buyer.
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