Tri-Cities

Living in Coquitlam

Transit-connected town centres, great schools and room to grow.

The Community

Why people love Coquitlam

  • Families
  • Commuters
  • Nature lovers
  • First-time buyers

Coquitlam blends city convenience with mountain and lake living. Along the Millennium Line, Burquitlam and the City Centre are growing into vibrant hubs, while Burke Mountain and Westwood Plateau offer newer family homes up the hillside.

Families love the schools, the parks and the easy access to Lafarge Lake, Mundy Park and the trails around Buntzen Lake. It's a place where you can grow into your home.

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Neighbourhoods

Inside Coquitlam

Each pocket has its own character. Here's a quick guide.

  • City Centre

    Coquitlam Centre, Lafarge Lake and SkyTrain-connected towers.

  • Burquitlam

    Fast-growing transit hub on the Burnaby border.

  • Burke Mountain

    Newer family homes surrounded by forest and trails.

  • Westwood Plateau

    Golf course living with mountain and city views.

  • Maillardville

    Francophone heritage and established neighbourhoods.

  • Ranch Park & Harbour Chines

    Quiet, leafy streets close to everything.

  • Austin Heights

    Walkable shops and a growing village centre.

Lifestyle

Getting around & settling in

Transit
Millennium Line from Burquitlam to Lafarge Lake–Douglas, plus the West Coast Express.
Schools
Coquitlam School District (SD 43) and Douglas College's David Lam campus.
Outdoors
Mundy Park, Lafarge Lake, Town Centre Park and nearby Buntzen Lake.
Home types
Condo towers, townhomes and newer detached family homes.

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Let's Find Your Place in Coquitlam

Whether you're buying, selling or investing in Coquitlam, A B can walk you through recent sales, what's coming up and which streets fit your plans.