Condo For Sale in Coquitlam BC

A Closer Look at 107-2925 Glen Drive

If you’ve been searching for a condo for sale in Coquitlam, BC, and keep running into the same problem, everything move-in ready is either too small, overpriced, or in a building with a long list of deferred maintenance – this one is worth a closer look. Unit 107 at 2925 Glen Drive is a renovated 1-bedroom plus den in North Coquitlam, asking $425,000. The building has been fully rainscreened and repiped, it’s well-run by an active strata, and the unit itself was completely redone in 2025 by a European contractor. What sets it apart from most condos in this price range is the outdoor space – a fully fenced, private patio that’s genuinely usable, not just a concrete slab with a railing.

The Coquitlam condo Market Right Now

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  • Before we get into the unit, it helps to understand where the broader Coquitlam market sits. Coquitlam has consistently been one of Metro Vancouver’s most active condo submarkets – driven by SkyTrain access, strong rental demand from SFU students and young professionals, and a price point that’s still below Burnaby or Vancouver proper.

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    With 616 active condo listings and a sales-to-active ratio of 18%, Coquitlam sits at the edge of balanced market territory. Condos are averaging 35 days on market, faster than most Fraser Valley submarkets – which tells you demand here is real, not just theoretical.

    Data sourced from Greater Vancouver Realtors®.

    Featured Listing

    • 1Bedrooms
    • 1Bathrooms
    • 1Garage
    • 743 sq.ftArea
    • Property Type:
      condo
    • MLS® Listing ID:
      R3142608
    • Municipality:
      Coquitlam
    • Neighbourhood:
      North Coquitlam
    • Year Built:
      1991
    • Heating Type:
      Electric Baseboard
    • Maintenance Fee:
      $406.85
    • Maint. Includes:
      Hot Water, Gas Fireplace

    This 1-bedroom plus den was fully renovated in 2025 by a European contractor – new laminate flooring, a modern kitchen with updated cabinetry and quartz-style countertops, a refreshed bathroom, new appliances, and contemporary fixtures throughout. The gas fireplace is included in the $406.85 monthly strata fee, which also covers hot water. The building is fully rainscreened and repiped, and the strata is well-run – financials are in order, and the common areas show it. That matters more than most buyers realize when they’re comparing condos in this price range. What’s genuinely rare here is the patio. It’s fully fenced, private, and large enough to actually use – raised garden beds, room for outdoor seating, and a covered section. If you’ve ever wanted outdoor space in a condo without paying for a townhouse, this is the closest you’ll find at this price point in North Coquitlam. The unit comes with one parking stall. If you need a second, the strata rents additional stalls at a low monthly fee. The den works as a proper home office. In-suite laundry is included. Steps to Coquitlam Centre, the Aquatic Centre, Lafarge Lake, and Lincoln SkyTrain Station.

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    Why buyers are looking at Glen Drive

    Location is doing a lot of work here. Glen Drive sits in the heart of Coquitlam’s most walkable corridor – close to Lincoln Station, Coquitlam Centre, and a solid mix of everyday amenities. For buyers who want SkyTrain access without paying Burnaby prices, this area keeps coming up. Location is doing a lot of work here. Glen Drive sits in the heart of Coquitlam’s most walkable corridor – close to Lincoln Station, Coquitlam Centre, and a solid mix of everyday amenities. For buyers who want SkyTrain access without paying Burnaby prices, this area keeps coming up.

    Transit

    Lincoln Station (Millennium Line) is a short walk away. Direct service to Metrotown and downtown Vancouver.

    Schools

    Strong school catchment. SFU Burnaby is a short commute, driving consistent rental demand in the building.

    Walkability

    Coquitlam Centre, the Aquatic Centre, grocery, pharmacy, and restaurants are all within walking distance.

    Parks & Outdoors

    Close to Lafarge Lake-Douglas Park and the Coquitlam River trail network for easy weekend access to nature.

    Who this home makes sense for

    This ground-level unit offers direct access to a fully fenced private patio – something many buyers prefer over a high-floor balcony. It’s also fully wheelchair accessible, which opens the door for buyers who need step-free entry or plan to age in place. If you have pets, don’t love elevators, value quick exits, or simply want level access to outdoor space, this layout is a feature – not a compromise.

     

    If you’re a first-time buyer looking at Coquitlam condos for sale under $500,000, or an investor who wants something in a strong rental corridor near SkyTrain, this is a unit worth getting into. And if you’re open to new construction, there are also Coquitlam presale condos worth a look at similar price points.

    Where Buyer Demand Is Strongest Right Now

    July 2026 Coquitlam condo Market Conditions

    Based on current market activity, demand is strongest in the neighbourhoods below. Homes in these areas are selling faster and, in many cases, commanding higher prices. If you're focused on long-term appreciation potential, these communities deserve a closer look. To explore what’s currently available, click on any neighbourhood name below to view active condo listings in that area.

    RankNeighbourhoodSales-to-ActiveBenchmark Price1-Year Change
    1New Horizons35.7%$718,600-9.6%
    2Canyon Springs33.3%$581,600-6.5%
    3North Coquitlam23.4%$647,400-8.0%
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    What is MLS® HPI benchmark price?

    The MLS® HPI Benchmark Prices represent the expected sales price for a typical or “Benchmark” home in a given neighbourhood.

    The MLS® HPI considers what averages and medians do not: lot size, age, number of rooms, etc. The most commonly traded set of these attributes describes the composite of the typical or benchmark property type in a given area. Prices paid for homes with these attributes determine benchmark home prices.

    What’s the Sales-to-Active Listings Ratio?

    It’s a way to measure how busy the real estate market is. Think of it like this: for every 10 homes listed, how many sell? If 2 out of 10 homes sell, the sales-to-active ratio is 20%.

    This number helps show whether it’s a buyer’s market, a seller’s market, or somewhere in between. A high ratio (like 40% or more) usually means homes are selling quickly, and prices might go up. A low ratio (under 12%) means homes are sitting on the market longer, and buyers may have more power to negotiate.

    In short, this little number gives you a big clue about how hot (or not) the market is.

    Sales-to-Active Listing Ratio Market Guide
    Sellers Market 21% & Greater  |  Balanced Market 12 to 20%  |  Buyers Market up to 11%

    Is Coquitlam a good place to buy a condo?

    For most buyers, yes. Coquitlam offers SkyTrain access, a strong rental market, and generally more affordable prices than in Burnaby or Vancouver. The city has seen consistent development along the Millennium Line, and the fundamentals – transit, employment, population growth are all pointing in the right direction.

    What are the best areas to live in Coquitlam?

    Coquitlam has a neighbourhood to suit almost every lifestyle. North Coquitlam/Town Centre is the city’s hub, with walkable access to Coquitlam Centre Mall, the SkyTrain, restaurants, and more. Burke Mountain is in high demand among families for its modern homes and excellent schools, while Westwood Plateau is the most prestigious option, known for luxury homes and scenic mountain views. Maillardville is the pick for affordability, offering heritage homes and easy transit access, and Coquitlam West is ideal for commuters thanks to its proximity to the freeway and SkyTrain connections to the Millennium and Expo Lines. Finally, Eagle Ridge offers a peaceful suburban feel with panoramic Fraser Valley views and larger lots – great for families who want space and nature close at hand.

    What's the average price for a condo in Coquitlam right now?

    As of June 2026, the average sale price for a condo in Coquitlam is approximately $632,367, though it varies by the number of bedrooms, building age, and proximity to the SkyTrain.