Jan 18, 2026
By: Leilani Fong PREC* Top Port Moody Realtor

Providing the best of both worlds

Townhomes are a popular choice in Port Moody because they offer the best of both worlds: multi-level living with private entries and often more outdoor space than a condo, while still being more affordable than detached houses. There are dozens of townhouse listings available throughout the city, ranging from starter homes to larger family-sized units.

Port Moody’s townhouse market includes a mix of older established complexes and newer, well-located units near transit, parks, and community amenities.


📍 Townhouse Locations & Neighbourhoods

Port Moody Centre

This is one of the most in-demand areas for townhome living — close to SkyTrain, shops, breweries, and waterfront trails. Many townhomes here offer walkability and easy transit access, which is ideal for commuters or buyers seeking urban convenience.

College Park & Glenayre

Just north of the centre, this area features a range of townhouse options — many with larger floor plans and proximity to parks and schools. Great for families or those wanting quieter streets but still convenient amenities nearby.

Heritage Woods & Heritage Mountain

These neighbourhoods include townhomes with more traditional layouts and often private outdoor space — perfect if you want a balance of suburban calm with access to recreation trails and community services.


🏡 What You’ll Find on the Market

Current listings show a variety of townhome options across Port Moody, including:

  • 2–3 bedroom townhomes — ideal for first-time buyers or downsizers.

  • 3–4+ bedroom layouts — popular with growing families who want room for everyone.

  • Units with attached garages, private patios or balconies, and multi-level living spaces.

Pricing varies by size and neighbourhood, with options typically ranging from more affordable starter units to premium townhouses in sought-after areas.


🛠️ New and Presale Townhouse Options

In addition to resale townhouses, Port Moody has new home communities and presale developments that occasionally include townhouse units or townhome-style clusters within larger condo-town projects. These often feature modern design, energy-efficient features, and contemporary finishes.


🌳 Why Townhomes in Port Moody Are Attractive

✅ Location — close to transit, trails, parks, and schools, especially in areas like Port Moody Centre and College Park.
✅ Lifestyle — townhouses often give you more privacy and outdoor space than condos, without the maintenance of detached living.
✅ Growth & community — with ongoing development in the Tri-Cities, townhomes remain appealing to both owners and investors.


I love townhomes because they truly offer the best of both worlds. You get more space, privacy, and that “house-like” feel — without the full maintenance and responsibility of a detached home. I also have a soft spot for them because I used to live in a townhouse myself, and I genuinely loved it. It gave me room to grow, outdoor space to enjoy, and a strong sense of community, all while still feeling manageable and low-stress.

Townhomes are such a smart step — whether you’re a first-time buyer, upsizing, downsizing, or thinking long-term about resale and lifestyle. They’re practical, versatile, and (from experience) an amazing place to call home 💛

If you would like to learn more about purchasing in Port Moody please feel free to reach out to me at 604-780-7877.


Leilani Fong PREC*

EXP Realty

604-780-7877

Top 2% of Realtors I ICON Agent

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May 08, 2025
By: Leilani Fong

Why Using a Realtor for a New Build is the Smartest Investment You Can Make

Purchasing a brand new home may seem straightforward—choose a lot, select finishes, and wait for construction. But beneath the surface, buying a new build involves layers of complexity that can significantly impact your investment. That’s where a realtor becomes invaluable.
Protecting Your Interests
Unlike the builder’s sales team, who represents the developer’s best interests, a realtor is your advocate. They help you understand the fine print, ask the right questions, and negotiate upgrades, timelines, or price where possible. A skilled realtor knows how to review contracts and ensure your rights are protected before you sign anything.
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A realtor can help you verify whether the builder is in good standing, properly licensed, and carries valid warranty coverage and insurance. Not all builders are created equal—some have stellar reputations, while others may have a history of delays, poor construction quality, or legal issues. Your realtor will dig into reviews, past projects, and provincial or municipal records to ensure you’re working with a reputable builder.
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New builds typically come with a warranty, but the coverage and terms vary. A realtor can explain what’s covered (and what’s not), how long the warranty lasts, and what steps to take if something goes wrong. They also help navigate construction timelines, payment structures, and change order policies—things that can catch buyers off guard if they’re not familiar with the process.
No Cost to You
Best of all, in most cases, the builder pays your realtor’s commission—so you benefit from expert representation at no additional cost.
In short, working with a realtor when buying a new build offers peace of mind, protection, and professional guidance throughout the process. It's one of the smartest moves you can make as a buyer.
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