Coquitlam
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Living in Coquitlam
Coquitlam is the largest of the Tri-Cities, with a population of roughly 150,000. It stretches from the Fraser River up to the slopes of Burke Mountain, giving it one of the most varied housing landscapes in Metro Vancouver — high-rise condos in City Centre, family townhomes in Burke Mountain, and established detached neighbourhoods like Westwood Plateau and Como Lake.
The opening of the Evergreen Line in 2016 transformed Coquitlam Centre into a true urban hub, and Burke Mountain continues to be one of the most active master-planned new home areas in the region.
It's a top choice for families looking for a balance of urban convenience, top schools, and immediate access to nature.
What makes Coquitlam stand out
Schools
Dr. Charles Best Secondary, Pinetree Secondary, Gleneagle, and the SD43 French Immersion program.
Parks & Recreation
Mundy Park, Como Lake, Town Centre Park, and the Coquitlam Crunch trail.
Transit
Evergreen / Millennium SkyTrain Line through Coquitlam Centre, Lincoln, and Lafarge Lake–Douglas.
Shopping & Dining
Coquitlam Centre mall, Henderson Place, and Austin Heights restaurants.
Community Events
Lights at Lafarge, Kaleidoscope Arts Festival, and Canada Day at Town Centre Park.
Lifestyle
Strong civic services, exceptional school district, and unbeatable trail access.
The Coquitlam market at a glance
Figures are approximate, based on recent REBGV / FVREB benchmark data and Statistics Canada. Reach out for live numbers.
Is Coquitlam right for you?
First-Time Buyers
Entry-level condos and townhomes, plus first-time buyer programs Sonny walks you through step by step.
Growing Families
Family-sized homes near top schools, parks, and recreation — the kind of neighbourhood you grow into, not out of.
Investors & Relocators
Strong rental demand, future development upside, and relocation support for buyers moving in from out of province.
Notable places in Coquitlam
Lafarge Lake
Walking loop and the dazzling annual Lights at Lafarge winter display.
Mundy Park
Coquitlam's largest park — 178 hectares of forest and lakes.
Coquitlam Centre
Major regional mall connected to SkyTrain.
Westwood Plateau
Executive homes around a Michael Hurdzan-designed golf course.
Burke Mountain
Fastest-growing family neighbourhood in the Tri-Cities.
Coquitlam Crunch
2.4 km hill workout trail with a city-wide following.
Local insight that moves the needle.
Coquitlam's biggest mistake buyers make is treating it as one market. Sonny will help you weigh Burke Mountain's new-build premium, Westwood Plateau's resale value, and City Centre's transit-driven appreciation.
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