Port Moody’s original village centre, built around a clock tower and a European-style high street of cafes, bakeries, and independent shops. Low-rise condos and townhomes cluster around the village green, with Rocky Point Park and the Inlet a short walk away. Newport has a genuine neighbourhood feel — everything daily life needs is on the street, and the Shoreline Trail starts practically at your door.

The modern, master-planned heart of Port Moody. Suter Brook mixes condo towers and townhomes with a Thrifty Foods, cafes, fitness studios, and offices along Morrissey Road — a true live-work-play village. Inlet Centre SkyTrain station is a few minutes’ walk, putting downtown Vancouver about 40 minutes away, while Inlet Park’s trails and sports fields sit right behind the neighbourhood.

Port Moody’s civic and transit hub, where St. Johns Street meets the Evergreen Line. Inlet Centre is home to City Hall, the public library, the recreation complex, and Eagle Ridge Hospital, with a growing mix of condos and townhomes around the station. It’s the practical centre of the city — everyday services, transit, and the arena all in one walkable pocket.

A master-planned community built around water. Klahanie’s townhomes and low-rise condos line a network of canals and greenways off Murray Street, with the 22,000-square-foot Canoe Club — pool, gym, and courts — as its social centre. Families love the trail connections to Rocky Point and the inlet; commuters get quick access to Barnet Highway and both SkyTrain stations.

One of Port Moody’s established family neighbourhoods, tucked against the Burnaby border below Clarke Road. Glenayre is quiet, green, and almost entirely single-family homes on generous lots, with Glenayre Elementary and a community centre at its heart. College Park and Seaview schools are nearby, and Burnaby Mountain’s trails and SFU are minutes up the hill.

The historic core and the city’s front door on the West Coast Express. Moody Centre blends heritage homes, character streets like Queens and Henry, and newer low-rise development around the station lands. Rocky Point Park — pier, boat launch, spray park, and the Boathouse restaurant — anchors the waterfront, and Brewers Row along Murray Street has become one of BC’s best-known craft beer destinations.