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One page per community, refreshed every month from the Greater Vancouver REALTORS® release. September 2026 at a glance: Coquitlam composite (all home types) $971,700 (-6.3% YoY), Port Moody $1,011,500 (-5.8%), Port Coquitlam $835,500 (-8.2%). Those are GVR’s composite benchmarks, covering all home types. Below: each home type city by city, all 38 neighbourhoods, and what this month means if you’re selling, buying or moving up.

See the numbers · September 2026

The Tri-Cities, side by side: six months of benchmark prices.

The MLS® benchmark price for Coquitlam, Port Moody and Port Coquitlam on one chart. Pick a home type, then hover or tap a month to see all three cities’ prices that month. GVR doesn’t publish a single Tri-Cities benchmark, so each city keeps its own line. Each city’s map shows prices neighbourhood by neighbourhood.

AprMayJunJulAugSepPort MoodyCoquitlamPort Coquitlam

Source: Greater Vancouver REALTORS® REALTOR® Reports and MLS® Home Price Index, city tables; current figures are for September 2026. Sales-to-active is shown for one home type and one city. Data © Greater Vancouver REALTORS®. Updated after each monthly GVR report.

September 2026 reports · updated monthly

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Each card shows the latest GVR benchmark for every home type, how far it has moved in 12 months and how quickly that home type is selling. The full report adds the month-by-month detail and my local read.

Benchmark = MLS® Home Price Index value for a typical home of that type. Sales-to-active is shown for one place and one home type: under 12% buyer-leaning, 12–20% balanced range, over 20% seller-leaning, for this month only. “Small sample” marks fewer than 5 sales or 10 active listings, where one sale can move the figure. Source: Greater Vancouver REALTORS® REALTOR® Reports, September 2026. Data © Greater Vancouver REALTORS®.

Neighbourhood-level data · September 2026

Find your neighbourhood: all 38 with a GVR benchmark.

The city average hides a lot. These are the Coquitlam, Port Moody and Port Coquitlam neighbourhoods that Greater Vancouver REALTORS® publishes a benchmark for. Pick a home type, filter by city, and sort by price, 12-month change or sales-to-active. Open any neighbourhood’s trend in the Home Value Tracker, or its guide for schools, parks and streets.

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Detached · 36 neighbourhoods · September 2026
CitySales / activeTrend
AnmorePort Moody$3,063,70012 mo −3.7%Sales / active 1 / 34Sales-to-active 2.9% (small sample)Trend →
Heritage WoodsPort Moody$2,099,80012 mo −4.8%Sales / active 4 / 18Sales-to-active 22.2% (small sample)Trend →
Barber StreetPort Moody$1,934,60012 mo −10.4%Sales / active 2 / 10Sales-to-active 20.0% (small sample)Trend →
Heritage MountainPort Moody$1,933,80012 mo −5.0%Sales / active 4 / 10Sales-to-active 40.0% (small sample)Trend →
Burke MountainCoquitlam$1,867,10012 mo −3.1%Sales / active 3 / 76Sales-to-active 3.9% (small sample)Trend →
Westwood PlateauCoquitlam$1,733,50012 mo −3.3%Sales / active 10 / 69Sales-to-active 14.5%Trend →
North Shore (Port Moody)Port Moody$1,721,00012 mo −11.1%Sales / active 0 / 14Sales-to-active 0.0% (small sample)Trend →
Harbour ChinesCoquitlam$1,642,90012 mo −13.3%Sales / active 3 / 9Sales-to-active 33.3% (small sample)Trend →
Coquitlam West (incl. Austin Heights)Coquitlam$1,634,40012 mo −8.6%Sales / active 2 / 85Sales-to-active 2.4% (small sample)Trend →
MaillardvilleCoquitlam$1,625,00012 mo −5.4%Sales / active 2 / 28Sales-to-active 7.1% (small sample)Trend →
Central CoquitlamCoquitlam$1,614,80012 mo −6.5%Sales / active 9 / 67Sales-to-active 13.4%Trend →
HockadayCoquitlam$1,609,30012 mo −2.3%Sales / active 1 / 6Sales-to-active 16.7% (small sample)Trend →
Coquitlam EastCoquitlam$1,546,50012 mo −8.2%Sales / active 4 / 30Sales-to-active 13.3% (small sample)Trend →
Scott CreekCoquitlam$1,544,10012 mo −13.9%Sales / active 0 / 5Sales-to-active 0.0% (small sample)Trend →
Harbour PlaceCoquitlam$1,533,70012 mo −10.5%Sales / active 0 / 8Sales-to-active 0.0% (small sample)Trend →
Port Moody CentrePort Moody$1,520,80012 mo −8.5%Sales / active 2 / 19Sales-to-active 10.5% (small sample)Trend →
Upper Eagle RidgeCoquitlam$1,519,30012 mo −11.5%Sales / active 0 / 3Sales-to-active 0.0% (small sample)Trend →
Canyon SpringsCoquitlam$1,434,50012 mo −10.1%Sales / active 1 / 10Sales-to-active 10.0% (small sample)Trend →
Ranch ParkCoquitlam$1,420,30012 mo −13.4%Sales / active 4 / 20Sales-to-active 20.0% (small sample)Trend →
College ParkPort Moody$1,386,10012 mo −11.6%Sales / active 2 / 16Sales-to-active 12.5% (small sample)Trend →
RiverwoodPort Coquitlam$1,377,40012 mo −3.6%Sales / active 2 / 12Sales-to-active 16.7% (small sample)Trend →
CitadelPort Coquitlam$1,360,00012 mo −9.4%Sales / active 9 / 21Sales-to-active 42.9%Trend →
Woodland AcresPort Coquitlam$1,345,20012 mo −5.9%Sales / active 1 / 10Sales-to-active 10.0% (small sample)Trend →
ChinesideCoquitlam$1,310,70012 mo −19.5%Sales / active 0 / 6Sales-to-active 0.0% (small sample)Trend →
Cape HornCoquitlam$1,309,80012 mo −8.0%Sales / active 2 / 18Sales-to-active 11.1% (small sample)Trend →
Eagle RidgeCoquitlam$1,240,90012 mo −8.4%Sales / active 2 / 7Sales-to-active 28.6% (small sample)Trend →
GlenayrePort Moody$1,217,00012 mo −20.6%Sales / active 1 / 11Sales-to-active 9.1% (small sample)Trend →
Oxford HeightsPort Coquitlam$1,214,90012 mo −9.5%Sales / active 5 / 20Sales-to-active 25.0%Trend →
Mary HillPort Coquitlam$1,214,80012 mo −11.1%Sales / active 3 / 14Sales-to-active 21.4% (small sample)Trend →
GlenwoodPort Coquitlam$1,209,10012 mo −6.1%Sales / active 1 / 43Sales-to-active 2.3% (small sample)Trend →
New HorizonsCoquitlam$1,185,40012 mo −5.9%Sales / active 0 / 6Sales-to-active 0.0% (small sample)Trend →
Lower Mary HillPort Coquitlam$1,167,00012 mo −9.7%Sales / active 2 / 10Sales-to-active 20.0% (small sample)Trend →
Birchland ManorPort Coquitlam$1,126,70012 mo −12.9%Sales / active 1 / 7Sales-to-active 14.3% (small sample)Trend →
River SpringsCoquitlam$1,121,20012 mo −5.2%Sales / active 1 / 6Sales-to-active 16.7% (small sample)Trend →
Lincoln ParkPort Coquitlam$1,094,90012 mo −11.8%Sales / active 2 / 14Sales-to-active 14.3% (small sample)Trend →
Meadow BrookCoquitlam$987,90012 mo −14.1%Sales / active 2 / 6Sales-to-active 33.3% (small sample)Trend →
Townhouse · 24 neighbourhoods · September 2026
CitySales / activeTrend
Heritage MountainPort Moody$1,098,10012 mo −1.6%Sales / active 1 / 5Sales-to-active 20.0% (small sample)Trend →
Port Moody CentrePort Moody$1,086,10012 mo −4.0%Sales / active 2 / 13Sales-to-active 15.4% (small sample)Trend →
New HorizonsCoquitlam$1,066,80012 mo −6.1%Sales / active 0 / 5Sales-to-active 0.0% (small sample)Trend →
Burke MountainCoquitlam$1,040,60012 mo −7.3%Sales / active 11 / 75Sales-to-active 14.7%Trend →
Westwood PlateauCoquitlam$1,037,10012 mo −1.6%Sales / active 2 / 21Sales-to-active 9.5% (small sample)Trend →
Coquitlam West (incl. Austin Heights)Coquitlam$1,029,90012 mo −9.3%Sales / active 4 / 50Sales-to-active 8.0% (small sample)Trend →
Scott CreekCoquitlam$944,40012 mo −9.3%Sales / active 2 / 6Sales-to-active 33.3% (small sample)Trend →
Heritage WoodsPort Moody$903,20012 mo −2.0%Sales / active 0 / 6Sales-to-active 0.0% (small sample)Trend →
RiverwoodPort Coquitlam$874,60012 mo −8.2%Sales / active 6 / 16Sales-to-active 37.5%Trend →
CitadelPort Coquitlam$870,90012 mo −8.5%Sales / active 1 / 23Sales-to-active 4.3% (small sample)Trend →
Eagle RidgeCoquitlam$866,60012 mo −7.8%Sales / active 0 / 9Sales-to-active 0.0% (small sample)Trend →
Oxford HeightsPort Coquitlam$850,30012 mo −7.4%Sales / active 0 / 1Sales-to-active 0.0% (small sample)Trend →
GlenwoodPort Coquitlam$818,90012 mo −5.7%Sales / active 3 / 9Sales-to-active 33.3% (small sample)Trend →
Mary HillPort Coquitlam$815,40012 mo −8.7%Sales / active 0 / 4Sales-to-active 0.0% (small sample)Trend →
Lincoln ParkPort Coquitlam$797,10012 mo −10.2%Sales / active 0 / 1Sales-to-active 0.0% (small sample)Trend →
College ParkPort Moody$778,00012 mo −11.7%Sales / active 3 / 9Sales-to-active 33.3% (small sample)Trend →
Coquitlam EastCoquitlam$760,50012 mo −8.3%Sales / active 1 / 5Sales-to-active 20.0% (small sample)Trend →
North Shore (Port Moody)Port Moody$757,60012 mo −3.0%Sales / active 2 / 9Sales-to-active 22.2% (small sample)Trend →
Upper Eagle RidgeCoquitlam$743,30012 mo −8.5%Sales / active 2 / 4Sales-to-active 50.0% (small sample)Trend →
Ranch ParkCoquitlam$706,40012 mo −9.5%Sales / active 1 / 1Sales-to-active 100.0% (small sample)Trend →
Central Port CoquitlamPort Coquitlam$701,30012 mo −8.6%Sales / active 4 / 13Sales-to-active 30.8% (small sample)Trend →
MaillardvilleCoquitlam$683,40012 mo −10.1%Sales / active 1 / 12Sales-to-active 8.3% (small sample)Trend →
Central CoquitlamCoquitlam$663,20012 mo −9.0%Sales / active 1 / 3Sales-to-active 33.3% (small sample)Trend →
Canyon SpringsCoquitlam$650,60012 mo −8.4%Sales / active 0 / 1Sales-to-active 0.0% (small sample)Trend →
Condo · 15 neighbourhoods · September 2026
CitySales / activeTrend
North Shore (Port Moody)Port Moody$722,20012 mo −4.4%Sales / active 5 / 31Sales-to-active 16.1%Trend →
New HorizonsCoquitlam$710,70012 mo −5.3%Sales / active 4 / 25Sales-to-active 16.0% (small sample)Trend →
Port Moody CentrePort Moody$677,90012 mo −5.0%Sales / active 14 / 102Sales-to-active 13.7%Trend →
Coquitlam West (incl. Austin Heights)Coquitlam$664,80012 mo −8.7%Sales / active 31 / 300Sales-to-active 10.3%Trend →
Eagle RidgeCoquitlam$646,50012 mo −5.0%Sales / active 0 / 4Sales-to-active 0.0% (small sample)Trend →
North Coquitlam (City Centre)Coquitlam$641,40012 mo −6.3%Sales / active 10 / 146Sales-to-active 6.8%Trend →
Westwood PlateauCoquitlam$633,30012 mo −6.7%Sales / active 5 / 25Sales-to-active 20.0%Trend →
Central Port CoquitlamPort Coquitlam$562,80012 mo −9.8%Sales / active 7 / 115Sales-to-active 6.1%Trend →
Canyon SpringsCoquitlam$560,50012 mo −6.1%Sales / active 5 / 20Sales-to-active 25.0%Trend →
RiverwoodPort Coquitlam$549,00012 mo −4.5%Sales / active 2 / 5Sales-to-active 40.0% (small sample)Trend →
Coquitlam EastCoquitlam$546,40012 mo −5.3%Sales / active 0 / 4Sales-to-active 0.0% (small sample)Trend →
Central CoquitlamCoquitlam$502,30012 mo −9.4%Sales / active 4 / 38Sales-to-active 10.5% (small sample)Trend →
GlenwoodPort Coquitlam$487,80012 mo −4.0%Sales / active 4 / 31Sales-to-active 12.9% (small sample)Trend →
MaillardvilleCoquitlam$434,70012 mo −10.9%Sales / active 4 / 27Sales-to-active 14.8% (small sample)Trend →
College ParkPort Moody$414,80012 mo −8.8%Sales / active 1 / 9Sales-to-active 11.1% (small sample)Trend →

Sales-to-active: under 12% buyer-leaning, 12–20% balanced range, over 20% seller-leaning, for one month. * Small sample: fewer than 5 sales or 10 active listings that month, so one sale can swing the ratio; small samples sort last when you sort by sales-to-active. GVR publishes a neighbourhood benchmark for a home type only when that type had reportable sales; where it didn’t, the neighbourhood is left out of that tab rather than estimated. GVR’s Port Moody table includes Anmore, Heritage Mountain and Heritage Woods. Source: GVR REALTOR® Reports, neighbourhood tables, September 2026. Data © Greater Vancouver REALTORS®.

What September 2026 means for you

The numbers are the same for everyone. What you do with them isn’t.

A benchmark tells you the direction of a market, not the price of your home. Here’s how I’d read this month if you’re selling, buying, or doing both at once, which is what many move-up families are weighing.

If you’re selling

Price for this market, not last spring’s.

Detached, September 2026: Coquitlam 9.8% (buyer-leaning), averaging 50 days on market · Port Moody 10.8% (buyer-leaning), averaging 44 days on market · Port Coquitlam 15.3% (balanced range), averaging 48 days on market.

  • Your comparables are recent sales, not the benchmark. The Coquitlam detached benchmark has moved −6.6% in 12 months. Buyers check the last few months of sales, so a price based on last year’s numbers can leave you chasing the market down.
  • The first two weeks matter most. Buyers compare you with every listing in your range. If your price, photos and condition are right at launch, you’re less likely to sit and need a reduction.
  • Know your net before you list. Commission, legal fees, the mortgage payout and your moving date all shape what an offer is really worth to you.
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If you’re buying

Where you have room to negotiate — and where you have less.

Firmest of the three cities’ home types this month: Port Coquitlam townhouses at 20.6% sales-to-active (seller-leaning). Softest: Port Coquitlam condos at 8.6% (buyer-leaning).

Active detached listings: Coquitlam 470 (a year ago: 548) · Port Moody 148 (a year ago: 130) · Port Coquitlam 170 (a year ago: 196).

  • Buyer-leaning segments give you leverage on terms, not just price. Subject-to-inspection and financing conditions, a longer completion or including appliances are easier to get when sellers have fewer offers.
  • Firmer segments still move fast. In Port Coquitlam townhouses, the firmest city-level segment this month, well-priced homes can attract competing interest. Have your pre-approval and deposit ready before you book showings.
  • Buy the street, not the average. Two neighbourhoods in the same city can move in opposite directions. Check yours in the table above before deciding what a fair offer is.
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If you’re moving up

The benchmark gap to detached is smaller than a year ago.

How much more a typical detached home costs than a typical townhouse: Coquitlam $607,800 (a year ago $652,100) · Port Moody $962,600 (a year ago $1,085,000) · Port Coquitlam $406,300 (a year ago $450,800).

  • Selling and buying in the same market works both ways. When prices move, the home you sell and the home you buy usually move together. What matters is the gap between the two, and at benchmark it is smaller than a year ago in all three cities.
  • Decide the order before you list. Sell first, buy first, or line the two dates up together. Each option changes your risk and your bargaining power. I map it out with you before anything goes on MLS®.
  • A softer detached market helps the buying side of your move. With detached homes buyer-leaning in most of the Tri-Cities this month, you can often negotiate conditions that let you sell your own home with less pressure.
See the Move-Up Protocol →Sell first or buy first?

Figures: GVR REALTOR® Reports, city tables, September 2026 and the same month a year earlier. “Firmest” and “softest” compare the nine city-level segments (three cities, three home types); individual neighbourhoods can sit well outside that range. The gap is the detached benchmark minus the townhouse benchmark for each city. It describes typical homes, not a specific property. Labels describe one month’s sales-to-active ratio for one city and one home type. This is general market commentary, not a guarantee of any outcome.

Methodology

How these reports work

Verified data only. Every number is taken directly from the monthly Greater Vancouver REALTORS® statistics release — benchmark (HPI) prices, sales, new listings and ratios. Where GVR doesn't publish reliable data for a community (tiny municipalities like Belcarra), the report says so plainly and separates verified figures from local qualitative commentary. No invented sub-area statistics, ever.

Updated monthly. GVR publishes in the first week of each month; these pages refresh shortly after. Current data period: September 2026 (published October 2, 2026). Next update: after the early-November 2026 release.

Written by a local. Craig Johnston is a REALTOR® (BCFSA Licence #187645, Royal LePage Elite West), a Burke Mountain resident and a lifelong Tri-Cities local — the commentary layer is his read of what the numbers mean street-level. For the market-update newsletter version, see the real estate market update.

Straight answers

Frequently asked questions

Where does the data in these market reports come from?

Directly from the Greater Vancouver REALTORS® monthly statistics release — the same source agents use. The current reports reflect the September 2026 release published October 2, 2026. Benchmark prices are MLS® Home Price Index values.

Do Burke Mountain, Anmore and Belcarra have their own benchmark numbers?

Burke Mountain does have its own numbers — the monthly REALTOR® Report breaks Coquitlam down by neighbourhood; September 2026 is $1,867,100 detached and $1,040,600 townhouse. Anmore and Belcarra are a different case: they are small enough that a single month's sales can't support a reliable index, so those reports pair verified parent-market data with clearly-labelled local commentary rather than inventing a number.

Which Tri-Cities market is strongest right now?

By segment, not by city. In September 2026 the softest product is detached in Coquitlam (9.8%) and Port Moody (10.8%) and apartments in Port Coquitlam (8.6% sales-to-active), while the firmest is townhomes in all three cities — Coquitlam (13.3%), Port Moody (19.0%) and Port Coquitlam (20.6%). Port Coquitlam apartments currently have the loosest supply-demand balance — see each city's report for specifics.

How do I find out what my own home is worth in this market?

A benchmark tells you the trend, not your number. For a specific valuation against live comparables, start with a free home evaluation — no obligation, and you'll get the honest number, not a teaser.

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