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Port Coquitlam — known locally as PoCo — is a smaller, family‑oriented city wrapped by the Coquitlam and Pitt Rivers, best known for the Traboulay PoCo Trail that loops the entire city and for being where Terry Fox grew up. Unlike neighbouring Coquitlam, PoCo isn't on the SkyTrain network, though Port Coquitlam station connects commuters to downtown Vancouver via the West Coast Express. With hundreds of active listings, prices range widely, from a townhome to a larger family home. Whether you're after a starter townhome in Oxford Heights, a character home downtown, or a house near the PoCo Trail, Port Coquitlam keeps things a little quieter than its neighbours.
See every current listing in the full Port Coquitlam search below, with filters for price, beds, and property type.
Neighbourhoods in Port Coquitlam
This search spans the following Port Coquitlam communities.
Downtown PoCo
The city's historic core along Shaughnessy Street, with older character homes and an easy walk to Gates Park.
Oxford Heights
A hillside neighbourhood of established homes and townhomes with views toward the Fraser River.
Citadel Heights
A newer, family‑oriented area on PoCo's eastern edge, close to the Coquitlam River and the PoCo Trail.
Riverside
Bordering the Fraser and Pitt Rivers, mixing industrial land with pockets of newer residential development.
Mary Hill
An established, hillside neighbourhood with larger lots and some of the best valley views in the city.
Birchland Manor
A quiet, mid‑century neighbourhood of single‑family homes near Birchland Elementary and Hyde Creek.
Why Port Coquitlam? – Trails, Rivers & a Quieter Pace
PoCo holds onto more small-town character than its Tri-Cities neighbours.
🏃 The PoCo Trail
The Traboulay PoCo Trail loops the entire city, one of the most complete urban trail systems in the region.
🏅 Terry Fox's Hometown
Port Coquitlam is where Terry Fox grew up, and the city has honoured him with a school, a library, and a statue.
🚆 West Coast Express
Port Coquitlam station connects commuters to downtown Vancouver on the West Coast Express commuter rail.
🎆 Come Home to the Coq
Gates Park hosts PoCo's annual summer festival and fireworks show, one of the city's biggest community events.
🌳 Two Rivers
The Coquitlam and Pitt Rivers frame the city, with parks and trails running along both.
🏘️ A Quieter Pace
PoCo has held onto more of its small‑town character than most of its Tri‑Cities neighbours.
📚 Schools
Public schools fall under School District 43, shared with Coquitlam and Port Moody.
🚗 Highway Access
The Lougheed Highway and Mary Hill Bypass connect PoCo to the rest of the Tri‑Cities and beyond.
"Port Coquitlam doesn't try to be Coquitlam, and that's exactly its appeal — it's the quieter, more family-oriented option in the Tri-Cities, without the highrise pace next door. As an engineer, I like that PoCo's growth has been more gradual, which tends to mean fewer surprises on older homes. I help my clients weigh that trade-off against the shorter commute options in neighbouring Coquitlam."— Nader Bakhoum, PMP, P.Eng.
Frequently Asked Questions About Port Coquitlam Real Estate
Port Coquitlam has grown more gradually than neighbouring Coquitlam, without direct SkyTrain access, which keeps prices somewhat more attainable for family homes and townhomes. Talk to Nader for a current‑day read on a specific street.
BC's property transfer tax is 1% on the first $200,000, 2% from $200,000 to $2,000,000, 3% from $2,000,000 to $3,000,000, and a further 2% (5% total) on any residential value above $3,000,000. PoCo's lower average price points mean more purchases, especially townhomes, qualify for the first‑time buyer exemption up to a $835,000 fair market value. Use the Land Transfer Tax Calculator for an exact number.
About 45 minutes by car via the Lougheed Highway or Highway 1, or roughly 45 to 50 minutes on the West Coast Express from Port Coquitlam station, which only runs on weekday peak‑hour schedules.
No. Unlike Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam isn't directly served by SkyTrain — Port Coquitlam station on the West Coast Express and bus connections to nearby Coquitlam stations are the main transit options.
Public schools fall under School District 43, the same district that covers Coquitlam and Port Moody.
This search covers Port Coquitlam, including Downtown, Oxford Heights, Citadel Heights, Riverside, Mary Hill, and Birchland Manor.























