Port Moody — Moody Centre Neighbourhood Guide

A small city at the head of Burrard Inlet, where an older commercial centre meets Rocky Point Park and the inlet shoreline.

Character

Port Moody sits at the head of Burrard Inlet, surrounded by water and forested hills. Moody Centre is the city's older commercial area along St. Johns Street, close to Rocky Point Park on the inlet. The park's shoreline, pier, and trails are a focal point for the community.

Getting around

The Evergreen extension of the Millennium Line SkyTrain serves Port Moody, and the West Coast Express commuter train also stops in the city. Buses connect Moody Centre with the rest of the Tri-Cities. Drivers use St. Johns Street and Barnet Highway toward Burnaby and Coquitlam.

Homes

Condo towers are concentrated near Inlet Centre, while townhouses and single-family homes are found on Heritage Mountain and in older Moody Centre streets. Housing generally becomes lower-density further from the stations. Port Moody has 10 schools in the dataset.

Who it suits

It suits people who want SkyTrain and commuter-rail access in a smaller, inlet-side community. It also suits households who value easy access to shoreline parks and forested trails.

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