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Living in Port Moody.

Living in Port Moody means a small city at the end of the inlet, with breweries, trails and a relaxed pace.

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What it is like

Why people choose Port Moody.

Port Moody feels like a small town even though it is right on the SkyTrain. Rocky Point Park, the Shoreline Trail and the breweries along Murray Street are a big part of why people love living here.

  • Rocky Point Park and the Shoreline Trail
  • The breweries along Murray Street
  • Two Evergreen Line stations, Moody Centre and Inlet Centre
  • A small-city feel with mountain and inlet views
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View over Burrard Inlet in Port Moody
Neighbourhoods

The Port Moody neighbourhoods I know best.

A quick feel for each part of Port Moody, from the busiest streets to the quietest corners.

  • Suter Brook

    A walkable village of condos, shops and restaurants next to Inlet Centre Station.

  • Moody Centre

    The heart of the city, with heritage homes, Rocky Point Park and the breweries.

  • Heritage Mountain

    Hillside family homes and townhomes with views over the inlet.

  • College Park

    An established family neighbourhood with older homes and quick access to Burnaby.

  • Ioco

    Quiet, wooded and close to the water on the north side of the inlet.

Port Moody by the numbers

Who lives in Port Moody, in numbers.

Official Census figures for Port Moody. Compare them with Vancouver, nearby cities, other provinces or all of Canada.

Compare Port Moody with
  • Population33,535Vancouver 662,2482021 Census
  • Growth since 2016+0%Vancouver +4.9%
  • Households13,1102.6 people per home on averageVancouver 305,335 · 2.1 per home
  • Median household income $115k Vancouver $82k · 2020 incomes

Types of homes

  • Detached houses30%Vancouver 14.7%
  • Semi-detached3.1%Vancouver 1.8%
  • Townhouses (row houses)19.9%Vancouver 3.5%
  • Duplexes and suites8%Vancouver 17.8%
  • Apartments under 5 storeys24.5%Vancouver 31.1%
  • Apartments 5 storeys and up14.5%Vancouver 31.1%

Owners and renters

76% of households own their home

Port Moody
76% 24%
Vancouver
46% 54%

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Age mix

Median age 41.6

Household size

  • 1 person 22.5% Vancouver 39.2%
  • 2 people 33.6% Vancouver 33%
  • 3 people 19.4% Vancouver 12.6%
  • 4 people 18% Vancouver 9.6%
  • 5 or more 6.5% Vancouver 5.6%

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Getting to work

  • Drive or ride in a car 80.5% Vancouver 56.2%
  • Public transit 12.3% Vancouver 22.9%
  • Walk 3.7% Vancouver 13.1%
  • Bike 0.6% Vancouver 5.2%
  • Other 2.9% Vancouver 2.6%

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Commute time

  • Under 15 min 19.5% Vancouver 20%
  • 15 to 29 min 27.8% Vancouver 40.1%
  • 30 to 44 min 28.7% Vancouver 26.3%
  • 45 to 59 min 15.5% Vancouver 8%
  • 60 min or more 8.5% Vancouver 5.6%

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Source: Census data: Statistics Canada, 2021 Census of Population. Reproduced and distributed on an "as is" basis with the permission of Statistics Canada, under the Statistics Canada Open Licence.

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Find your way around Port Moody.

Every grocery store, shopping centre, place of worship, school, park and transit stop in Port Moody, from OpenStreetMap. Tap a type to show or hide it.

Buying or selling

Local Port Moody numbers, not headlines.

Every part of Port Moody moves at its own pace. Before you list or make an offer, I pull the recent sales for your street and your type of home, so you know what the numbers really say.

  • Recent comparable sales, explained clearly
  • What to check for this area before you commit
  • A plan that fits your timing, with no pressure
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Your Port Moody numbers Mehrdad Haghjoo

Here is what similar homes near you have done lately, and what it means for your price.

  • Recent sales near youSame street and type of home Last 90 daysSold
  • Active competitionHomes buyers are comparing yours with TodayListed
  • Time on the marketHow fast similar homes sell By monthTrend
  • My recommendationA price and plan for your home WrittenPersonal
Questions

Port Moody questions.

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Why do people love Port Moody?

The inlet, the trails and the breweries, plus SkyTrain access. It feels like a small town without being far from everything.

Are homes hard to find here?

It is a small city, so there are fewer listings than in the cities around it. Being pre-approved and knowing values ahead of time helps you move quickly.

How is the commute?

Moody Centre and Inlet Centre stations are on the Evergreen Line, and the West Coast Express stops at Moody Centre on weekdays.

What types of homes are there?

Condos and townhomes near the stations, and family houses on the hillsides and in the older neighbourhoods.

Nearby

Explore other areas.

Comparing neighbourhoods? Here are the other places I work.

  • Sunset over Burrard Inlet and the Vancouver skyline from Lonsdale Quay in North Vancouver North Shore

    North Vancouver

    Mountains at the end of the street, trails out the back door and the Lonsdale waterfront.

    • Lower Lonsdale
    • Lynn Valley
    • Deep Cove
    • Edgemont Village
    Explore North Vancouver
  • Point Atkinson Lighthouse in Lighthouse Park, West Vancouver North Shore

    West Vancouver

    Ocean views, quiet streets and village life in Ambleside and Dundarave.

    • British Properties
    • Ambleside
    • Dundarave
    • Caulfeild
    Explore West Vancouver
  • Downtown Vancouver towers lit up at dusk Vancouver, Burnaby & New West

    Vancouver

    From downtown condos to character homes on the west side, every block has its own feel.

    • Kitsilano
    • Mount Pleasant
    • Yaletown
    • Kerrisdale
    Explore Vancouver
  • Burnaby towers with the SkyTrain, highway and North Shore mountains Vancouver, Burnaby & New West

    Burnaby

    SkyTrain towers, big green parks and a lot of choice for the money.

    • Metrotown
    • Brentwood
    • Burnaby Heights
    • Edmonds
    Explore Burnaby
  • The New Westminster Quay and the Fraser River bridges Vancouver, Burnaby & New West

    New Westminster

    Heritage homes, the Quay and five SkyTrain stations.

    • Queens Park
    • Downtown
    • Sapperton
    • Queensborough
    Explore New Westminster
  • High-rise towers and the SkyTrain station in Coquitlam City Centre Tri-Cities

    Coquitlam

    Family neighbourhoods, newer homes on Burke Mountain and the Evergreen Line downtown.

    • Burke Mountain
    • Westwood Plateau
    • Maillardville
    • Austin Heights
    Explore Coquitlam
  • Gravel dyke trail beside the river with mountains in Port Coquitlam Tri-Cities

    Port Coquitlam

    River trails, a real downtown and family homes that are still within reach.

    • Citadel Heights
    • Mary Hill
    • Oxford Heights
    • Birchland Manor
    Explore Port Coquitlam
  • Fishing boats in the Steveston harbour in Richmond Richmond & Delta

    Richmond

    Steveston village, the Canada Line and some of the best food in the region.

    • City Centre
    • Steveston
    • Terra Nova
    • Broadmoor
    Explore Richmond
  • Boundary Bay shoreline in Delta Richmond & Delta

    Delta

    North Delta, the village of Ladner and seaside Tsawwassen.

    • North Delta
    • Sunshine Hills
    • Ladner
    • Tsawwassen
    Explore Delta
  • A BC Ferries ship at the Tsawwassen terminal at sunset Richmond & Delta

    Tsawwassen

    Beaches, sunshine and the ferry terminal in a quiet corner of Delta.

    • Pebble Hill
    • Beach Grove
    • English Bluff
    • Boundary Bay
    Explore Tsawwassen
  • Lake and mountains near Maple Ridge Fraser Valley

    Maple Ridge

    Golden Ears on the doorstep, acreages and more space for your budget.

    • Silver Valley
    • Albion
    • Haney
    • Cottonwood
    Explore Maple Ridge
  • Mountains reflected in the water in Pitt Meadows Fraser Valley

    Pitt Meadows

    Dyke trails, blueberry farms and the West Coast Express.

    • Central Pitt Meadows
    • Mid-Meadows
    • South Bonson
    • Osprey Village
    Explore Pitt Meadows
  • SkyTrain tracks in Surrey with the mountains behind Fraser Valley

    Surrey

    Growing fast, from the towers of Surrey Centre to the beaches of South Surrey.

    • South Surrey
    • Fleetwood
    • Cloverdale
    • Guildford
    Explore Surrey
  • The White Rock pier on a sunny day Fraser Valley

    White Rock

    The pier, the promenade and ocean views up the hill.

    • West Beach
    • East Beach
    • Uptown
    • Five Corners
    Explore White Rock
  • Farmland and mountains in Langley from the air Fraser Valley

    Langley

    Farmland, wineries and the heritage charm of Fort Langley.

    • Willoughby
    • Walnut Grove
    • Fort Langley
    • Murrayville
    Explore Langley
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