A walkable, transit-connected core wrapped around an ocean inlet — with a craft-beer strip most cities would kill for. Here's the lay of the land.
Port Moody grew up around a brewery and a rail line, and honestly it still runs on both. Mornings are for coffee and the Shoreline Trail; afternoons for the shops of Suter Brook and Newport Village; evenings for a flight on Brewers Row before the SkyTrain whisks your friends home. You get forest, ocean and mountains on three sides — and downtown Vancouver about forty minutes away when you need it.
Burrard Inlet, out front
Shops, Thrifty Foods, restaurants and the Aria towers — everything at street level, steps from Inlet Centre station.
Built by Onni Group — Port Moody's largest master-planned community, capped off by the 26-storey Grande tower.
Family-friendly homes wrapped around the 15,000 sq ft Canoe Club, minutes from the inlet and the trails.
Built by Polygon Homes — two highrises, four lowrises and 163 townhomes, with the Canoe Club as the community's private amenity centre.
Plaza-style shopping, the Inlet Theatre, City Hall and some of PoMo's most established residences.
Developed by Bosa Development through the 1990s and 2000s — 900+ homes around a central square, still cited as a template for village-style density.
Heritage streets, the craft-beer strip, the arts centre and the West Coast Express — plus the new Electronic Ave buildings rising beside Moody Centre station. The beating heart of Port Moody.
Character homes and heritage stock, with new builds led by Panatch Group's 358-home 50 Electronic Avenue across from Rocky Point Park.
Murray Street is the reason weekend visitors keep showing up. Grab a flight, hop between tasting rooms, and roll home on foot — no designated driver required.
Boardwalk, boat launch, spray park and the best fish & chips on the inlet.
Two swimmable lakes and White Pine Beach, about ten minutes up the hill.
Diez Vistas, Jug Island, Swan Falls — proper trails with proper views for when you want to earn the beer.
A flat, forested waterfront loop connecting the parks — walk it, run it, or bike it.
Independent cafés outnumber the chains here — and Rocky Point Ice Cream is a summer institution worth the line.
Millennium Line SkyTrain plus the West Coast Express straight into downtown.
Your stop for Suter Brook and Newport Village living.
Skip the bridge traffic — you're at Waterfront before your podcast ends.
Protected bike routes and frequent buses knit the whole core together.
Moody Centre · Suter Brook · Newport Village · Klahanie — Port Moody, BC
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