Moody Centre Station sits at the crossroads of old Port Moody's heritage core and its brewing-district renaissance. It's the only Tri-Cities station where you can buy a modern concrete condo and walk to eight craft breweries, Rocky Point Park, and a working West Coast Express platform — all within 10 minutes.
Craig has watched Moody Centre transform from a light-industrial pocket into one of Metro Vancouver's most distinctive transit-oriented neighbourhoods. This page breaks down what's actually available, which buildings hold value, and why the station's lifestyle profile is unique among the six Tri-Cities SkyTrain stops.
Every number below is platform-to-platform, drawn from TransLink's published schedules as of April 2026 — not the optimistic estimates you'll see on real-estate listings.
The 5-minute walkshed pulls in Moody Centre Heritage District, the Brewers Row district (Yellow Dog, Twin Sails, Parkside, Moody Ales, and more), and the older townhome pocket around Spring Street. The 10-minute walkshed extends to Rocky Point Park, Old Orchard Park, and the Port Moody inlet.
Price bands below reflect current Tri-Cities market data as of April 2026. Call for live listings — the market moves weekly at this station.
| Type | Price range | What it is |
|---|---|---|
| Concrete high-rise condos | $640K–$1.3M | 1-bed (580–720 sqft) $640K–$790K; 2-bed (900–1,200 sqft) $870K–$1.3M. Moody Yards, 50 Electronic Avenue, and Inlet 01 are the anchor developments. |
| Low-rise + townhome stock | $880K–$1.5M | Heritage-district low-rise condos and a small townhome pocket along Spring + Moray. Unique inventory — some units are in heritage-designated buildings. |
| Detached (15-min walk) | $1.85M–$2.9M | Moody Centre heritage detached, plus the rising inventory along Old Mill Road and Albert. Character homes trade at premium. |
"Moody Centre is the lifestyle station. Clients who prioritize neighbourhood character and walkability over schools or shortest-commute math gravitate here. The Port Moody premium is 10–15% over equivalent Coquitlam product — and I've seen it hold through two corrections."
If you're serious about buying or selling inside this walkshed, a 20-minute strategy call puts the current inventory, the specific building dynamics, and the price you should actually be paying on the table.
It's the only Tri-Cities station where the 5-minute walkshed includes a heritage district, a brewery row, and a West Coast Express platform. The neighbourhood character is unlike any other SkyTrain stop.
Mixed — Port Moody Secondary isn't as strong as Pinetree or Dr. Charles Best, but the parks, waterfront, and lifestyle are exceptional. Many families choose it specifically for the character-over-catchment trade-off.
Typically 8–14% per sqft more for equivalent concrete condo product. The premium reflects Port Moody's neighbourhood character, supply constraint, and waterfront access.
38 minutes on the Evergreen + Expo SkyTrain combination, or 25 minutes on the West Coast Express during peak hours. Moody Centre is one of only two Tri-Cities stations with both options.
Yes but limited — Port Moody has slow-growth policies. Recent and in-progress projects include 50 Electronic, the Moody Yards completion, and a small number of heritage-integrated low-rises.
Born in the Tri-Cities. Lived on Burke Mountain for 9+ years. Top 2% Nationwide Team. Craig knows every tower in every Tri-Cities SkyTrain walkshed at the building level — strata, depreciation, CRF, resale history. Start with the 20-minute fit call or the equity map.