Tri-Cities Weekly Update | 12/15โ12/21
The holidays are in full swing across the Tri-Cities! This week’s update covers festive local events, neighbourhood highlights, and a quick look at how long homes are taking to sell as we head into the end of the year.
๐ Community Events (Expanded List)
Food for Those in a Crunch — Tri-Cities
Dates: Ongoing through the holiday season (highlighted this week: Dec 15–21)
Details:
The Tri-Cities community is coming together to support local families through the “Food for Those in a Crunch” fundraiser, benefiting the SHARE Food Bank. SHARE serves residents across Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam, and Port Moody, helping provide essential food support during the holiday season.
Donations are made virtually, allowing residents to contribute directly to food programs that support those most in need.
Great for:
Anyone looking for a simple, meaningful way to give back locally during the holidays.
Holiday Makers Market — Port Coquitlam
Date: Saturday, Dec 21
Details:
A festive local market featuring handmade goods, art, and small-batch gifts from Tri-Cities makers. Perfect for last-minute holiday shopping while supporting small businesses.
Great for:
Holiday shoppers, gift-hunters, and anyone who loves supporting local.
๐ฐ Local News + Openings
Seasonal roadwork continues across Coquitlam and Port Coquitlam as cities wrap up year-end infrastructure maintenance.
Transit schedules begin shifting to holiday service levels later this week — check ahead if commuting.
๐๏ธ Tri-Cities Real Estate Snapshot
This week’s market snapshot focuses on average days on market, a key indicator of buyer and seller momentum.
Coquitlam: 26 days
Port Coquitlam: 24 days
Port Moody: 24 days
Homes are taking roughly 3–4 weeks to sell, which signals a calmer, more balanced pace compared to earlier in the year. Buyers have breathing room to do due diligence, while sellers benefit most from sharp pricing and strong presentation.
๐ฒ Neighbourhood Spotlight
This week: Mundy Park Trails - Coquitlam
Known for: Forested walking trails, serene lakes, and abundant wildlife.
Great for: Nature lovers, families, and active lifestyle homeowners.
Home types: Detached homes, townhomes, and nearby condos.
Lifestyle perks: Hiking, jogging, dog-friendly areas, picnics, and seasonal community events.
๐โ๏ธ Atlas Team Picks
Angelo’s Pick: A winter stout from a local Port Moody brewery — perfect after a cold showing day.
Liam’s Pick: Check attic access points during winter showings — heat loss issues are easier to spot now.
Dara’s Pick: Evening walks at Lafarge Lake once the lights are on — festive and free.
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