Tri-Cities Weekly Update | 01/05 - 01/11
The first full week of January is all about easing back into routine. This week’s Tri-Cities update covers low-key community events, local news to watch, and a quick snapshot of where the real estate market stands as we head into the new year.
🎉 Community Events (Expanded List)
Public Skating at Poirier Forum — Coquitlam
Dates: Ongoing throughout the week
Details: A family-friendly way to stay active during winter, with drop-in skating sessions available for all ages.
Evergreen Cultural Centre Exhibitions — Coquitlam
Dates: Ongoing
Details: Rotating visual art exhibitions featuring BC artists. A great indoor activity during colder weather.
📰 Local News + Openings
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Road and infrastructure improvements continue across Coquitlam, including work along Austin Avenue.
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Development applications remain steady near SkyTrain stations, reflecting continued long-term growth plans.
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Many local cafés and businesses are resuming normal hours following the holiday break.
🏘️ Tri-Cities Real Estate Snapshot
Home prices across the Tri-Cities remain lower than this time last year, with all three cities seeing year-over-year HPI declines. While pricing has stabilized in recent months, buyers continue to benefit from improved selection and less urgency compared to peak conditions.
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Coquitlam continues to offer the widest range of inventory.
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Port Coquitlam remains popular with first-time buyers watching price-sensitive segments.
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Port Moody pricing remains resilient despite overall market softening.
🌲 Neighbourhood Spotlight
Burke Mountain - Coquitlam
Burke Mountain is one of Coquitlam’s fastest-growing neighbourhoods, popular with families and move-up buyers looking for newer construction and a quieter, residential feel.
The area offers a mix of townhomes, duplexes, and detached homes, many built within the last 10–15 years. Schools, parks, and trail access are close by, and ongoing development continues to add services and amenities to the area.
Burke Mountain is ideal for buyers who want more space and a community-oriented lifestyle while staying within reach of the Tri-Cities core.
☕ Local Business Highlight
Local Cafés Reopening for the New Year
With the holidays wrapped up, many neighbourhood cafés and small businesses are reopening with regular hours — a great excuse to support local and settle back into routine.
🙋♂️ Atlas Team Picks
Liam’s Pick:
When touring homes in winter, pay attention to how spaces feel without natural summer light — it’s the best time to spot layout or lighting issues.
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