Homes for Sale in Port Moody, BC: MLS® Listings

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About this market

Port Moody is the gem of the Tri-Cities. It sits at the head of Burrard Inlet, has a small-town arts-and-brewery culture that feels nothing like a suburb, and connects to the Evergreen Line at two stations — Moody Centre and Inlet Centre. It's the kind of place people move to and never leave.

Suter Brook Village around Inlet Centre station is the most active condo market — newer towers, walkable retail, and waterfront trail access. Heritage Mountain in the south is the detached premium: large homes on hillside lots with views over the inlet and Buntzen Ridge. Klahanie is the family pocket — established, well-kept, and within walking distance of Evergreen Line access.

Port Moody's market has held up better than most through rate cycles because the supply of waterfront-adjacent properties in this area is genuinely constrained. The inlet creates a geographic limit that doesn't exist in cities like Surrey or Langley. What's there is there — and buyers know it.

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Common questions about Port Moody real estate

Port Moody detached homes range from $1.5M to $2.5M+. Condos near the Evergreen Line at Suter Brook and Inlet Centre run $600K to $1.1M.

Burrard Inlet water access, Evergreen Line transit, a walkable village centre, and limited land supply create genuine scarcity. Port Moody consistently holds value through market corrections.