Glenwood’s Quiet Strength: Why This Port Coquitlam Neighbourhood Is Gaining Attention
Glenwood in Port Coquitlam has long been considered a stable, family-oriented neighbourhood. However, recent market dynamics are bringing renewed attention to this often-overlooked pocket of the Tri-Cities. What makes Glenwood particularly appealing in today’s market is its relative affordability
Moody Centre Momentum: Transit-Oriented Growth and What It Means for Buyers and Investors
The transformation of Moody Centre has quietly become one of the most compelling real estate stories in the Tri-Cities. With direct access to the Evergreen SkyTrain Line and West Coast Express, this neighbourhood has evolved into a true transit-oriented hub, attracting both lifestyle buyers and long
Burke Mountain: Is It Still Worth Buying at Today’s Prices?
Over the past decade, Burke Mountain in Coquitlam has transformed from a growing subdivision into one of the Tri-Cities’ most established family-oriented communities. But as prices have risen, many buyers are now asking: Is it still worth it? What you’re really buying on Burke Mountain Burke M
Why “Good Listings” Are Getting Multiple Offers Again in the Tri-Cities
A trend quietly re-emerging in the Tri-Cities market is catching many buyers off guard: multiple offers are back — but only on the right properties. This isn’t a return to the frenzy of 2021. It’s something more selective. In today’s market, most listings sit. But well-priced, well-presented homes —
The Condo Reality in Coquitlam & Burnaby: Oversupply or Opportunity?
One of the most discussed topics right now — especially in online forums — is whether condos in Coquitlam and Burnaby are becoming oversupplied. The answer isn’t as simple as yes or no. What’s actually happening Areas like: Coquitlam West (Burquitlam / Lougheed) Brentwood (Burnaby) have seen a
Navigating New Investor Taxes: How Changes Affect Tri‑Cities Real Estate
Investors in Greater Vancouver have seen a flurry of tax changes and new regulations over the past year. Understanding these changes is crucial for anyone considering a rental property or flipping project in the Tri‑Cities. Federal and provincial measures Foreign Buyer Ban extended: Canada’s pro
Softening Home Values in 2026: What BC Assessment Means for Tri‑Cities Buyers
BC Assessment released its 2026 notices in January, providing an important barometer for market trends. According to the agency, the typical assessed value of a detached home in Coquitlam fell 5 % year‑over‑year, while Port Coquitlam and Port Moody each saw a 4 % decline . Strata properties weren’
Why Some Tri-Cities Homes Sell Quickly While Others Sit on the Market
In the current Tri-Cities market, sellers are noticing something unusual. Two homes in the same neighbourhood can perform very differently—one selling quickly, while another sits on the market for weeks. The difference rarely comes down to luck. It usually comes down to strategy. Pricing accurac
Why Many Tri-Cities Buyers Are Waiting — and How to Decide If It Makes Sense
One of the most common questions appearing in local real estate discussions and online forums right now is simple: “Should I wait to buy?” Across the Tri-Cities—Coquitlam, Port Moody, and Port Coquitlam—many buyers are in a holding pattern. They’re watching listings, tracking interest rates, and w