BC
Coquitlam
Coquitlam offers a mix of modern condos, family-friendly neighbourhoods, and established residential communities. With access to parks, trails, SkyTrain, and everyday amenities, each area offers a different lifestyle. I help buyers and sellers make informed decisions through local research and straightforward advice.
$1,181,332
$948,340
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What to Look For When Buying in Coquitlam
Check your everyday routes
Try the commute from the property at your usual travel time. Check the actual walk to transit, groceries, parks, and schools. Pay attention to hills and crossings—a short distance on the map may feel different on foot.
Look closely at the lot
For hillside properties, pay attention to driveway slope, drainage, retaining walls, and usable outdoor space. Consider privacy and sunlight, and have your inspector assess conditions that could affect maintenance and future costs.
Compare the upkeep and costs
Look beyond the asking price. For condos and townhomes, review strata fees, contingency funds, and planned repairs. For detached homes, consider the roof, drainage, and heating. Weigh these costs alongside the home’s layout and condition.
Coquitlam at a Glance
A community snapshot from the 2021 Census · City of Coquitlam
Source: Statistics Canada, 2021 Census, as summarized by the City of Coquitlam in its 2024 Annual Report Highlights, 2025–2029 Financial Plan, page 13, and 2024 census housing presentation. Figures cover the entire municipality, not an individual neighbourhood. Income refers to 2020. Percentages are rounded; apartment share combines the City's low-rise and high-rise apartment categories and excludes apartments or flats in duplexes. These historical census figures do not represent current population estimates or live market data.
Coquitlam Benchmark Prices
Monthly MLS® Home Price Index benchmark prices



