Port Moody at the end of the inlet, circled on the map below. Belcarra and Anmore across the water, Vancouver down the road. Every complex in the city has its own page here, with what is for sale in it right now.
Port Moody circled in red. The inlet above it, Belcarra and Anmore on the far shore, Coquitlam next door.
Every card is a live listing, with the full photos and details one tap away.
Detached houses
108 detached homes are for sale in Port Moody today, from $699,000 to $6,899,000. A few worth a look.
Every complex in the city, on its own page. What is for sale in it, the floor plans, the strata rules, and first word when the next home lists.
The village at the inlet. Groceries, coffee and dinner below the towers, the Shoreline Trail out front and the SkyTrain a short walk up the hill. This is the pocket Lucas calls home.
The older village across the road from Suter Brook. Low rise condos from the 90s and 2000s around a small shopping village, with Rocky Point Park and the inlet down the hill.
A planned pocket on the west side of the inlet, built around the Canoe Club. Quiet crescents, family sized townhouses and low rise condos, and the water a few minutes on foot.
The working heart of the city. The SkyTrain and the West Coast Express, Brewers Row and Rocky Point Park, and the widest mix of homes in Port Moody, from 90s low rises to brand new builds.
Up the mountain from the centre. Quiet streets, trailheads at the end of the block and room to spread out, in a mix of townhouses and detached houses from the 90s and 2000s.
The newer side of the mountain, built mostly in the 2000s around Panorama Drive. Family sized townhouses and low rise homes up under the trees, a short drive above the centre.
The established west end of the city, above the inlet shoreline. Older low rise condos and townhouses with bigger floor plans for the money, and the Shoreline Trail below.
The quiet side of the inlet, below the mountain. Shoreline trails and Noons Creek running through it, with a small set of townhouse pockets among the detached houses.
Port Moody's smallest neighbourhood, east of Ioco Road under the slope. Fifties ranchers on quiet drives and two townhouse pockets, with Inlet Centre Station right across the road and a master planned district rising on its west side.
The new master planned district rising on the west side of Coronation Park, across Ioco Road from Inlet Centre Station. Wesgroup is building 2,587 homes here over the coming years, and nobody lives in it yet.