•  What the 2025 Market Shift Means for Coquitlam & the Tri-Cities,Carlos Pineda

    What the 2025 Market Shift Means for Coquitlam & the Tri-Cities

    The real-estate landscape in the Tri-Cities is undergoing a noticeable shift in 2025. According to recent data, median prices across all housing types in Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam and Port Moody have fallen an average of 9.1% over the last three years.  In Coquitlam specifically, detached, attached

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  •  How to Price & Market Your Home in the Current Tri-Cities Market,Carlos Pineda

    How to Price & Market Your Home in the Current Tri-Cities Market

    The 2025 real estate market in the Tri-Cities has evolved into a more balanced space — sales are slower compared to last year, and inventory is higher, giving thoughtful sellers an advantage. For example, Metro Vancouver detached sales in May 2025 dropped ~22.7 % year-over-year.  What this means for

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  • Townhouse Living in the Tri-Cities: Why It’s the Sweet Spot in 2025,Carlos Pineda

    Townhouse Living in the Tri-Cities: Why It’s the Sweet Spot in 2025

    In 2025, many home buyers in the Tri-Cities are turning to townhouses as the ideal balance between space, affordability and lifestyle. Detached homes in areas such as Burke Mountain (Coquitlam) have benchmark prices near $1.99 M in 2025.  Condos, while more affordable, may lack the room families see

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