Hi, we’re Bridgewell.
We are your local, top Port Moody realtors. We live here, we work here, and we’re passionate about Port Moody real estate. Regardless of whether we’re helping our clients buy or sell, we embrace technology, complete extensive research, read reviews, search for MLS property listings online, value high-quality marketing strategies, and are social media savvy. We find a pushy salesperson just annoying as you do, and value trust, experience, great service, hard work, and communication.
In addition to being local to the Tri-Cities – our office is in Coquitlam but we live in Port Moody – we’re proud to say that we are ranked Three Best Rated Coquitlam Real Estate Agents (rated by office location). Additionally, we are the #1 brokerage by sales volume, have achieved the Platinum Top Sale Award in all of Sutton West Coast Realty, in addition to being honoured with Medallion Club status as the top 10% of all agents in the Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver.
Get in touch with our team today to experience what makes Bridgewell stand apart from all other realtors.
Our 5 star Google, Facebook & Yelp online reviews from past clients PROVE that we have the experience you need to get RESULTS with your home sale or purchase through Bridgewell.
Thinking of buying or selling in Port Moody? Explore the listings below for information, and if you’re interested in viewing or want more information on the listing or area then give us a call! As your Port Moody Real Estate experts, we are here to help.
MARIKO BAERG, PREC*
Professional REALTOR®
What I ♥: Open Houses, Negotiating & My Dog Bailey
Recent Achievements
Top 10% Real Estate Board MLS Medallion Club
Platinum Award for Outstanding Achievement in Sales
Tricities Chamber of Commerce Committee Member
Proud Port Moody Resident of Over a Decade
RADNER REYES, PREC*
Professional REALTOR®
What I ♥: Marketing, Data Analysis & Shots of Espresso
Recent Achievements
Top 10% Real Estate Board MLS Medallion Club
Platinum Award 2019 for Outstanding Achievement in Sales
Rate-My-Agent.com – Best Coquitlam Real Estate Agents 2019
Three Best Rated Realtors in Coquitlam 2019
The map above shows the different subareas in Port Moody.
Check out more information on living in Port Moody below, or view our Port Moody neighbourhood guides by subarea:
Port Moody is a relatively small city, with a mix of detached single-family homes, townhouses and condos.
Both Port Moody Centre and North Shore Port Moody subareas will consist mostly of condominiums (high rise and low rise) in the popular Suterbrook and Newport Village communities.
Heritage Mountain and Heritage Woods are on the Northern side of Port Moody nestled amongst the trees, with a mix of both townhouses and large mansion style single-family homes.
College Park and Glenayre span across the West side of Port Moody, with mostly single-family homes that border both North Burnaby and Burquitlam. Belcarra, Barber Street, and Mountain Meadows all offer beautiful single family homes, many with ocean views and treed lots, while Anmore offers luxurious single-family residences and their own private community.
For more specific information, dive in to our neighbourhood analysis!
Anmore: Anmore is a ritzy area of Port Moody with many large mansion style homes, in a peaceful and quiet neighbourhood.
Barber Street: Barber Street is a small subarea off of Ioco consisting of detached homes close to the Burrard Inlet
Belcarra: Belcarra is almost it’s own city, and is a large subarea with many estates hidden among the trees and along the water.
College Park PM: College Park is located on the West Side of Port Moody with easy access to Barnet Highway.
Glenayre: Glenayre is detached home neighbourhood bordering North Road and Clarke Road at the base of Burnaby Mountain.
Heritage Mountain: Heritage Mountain is on the North side of Port Moody, with many homes offering beautiful views.
Heritage Woods PM: Heritage Woods is a neighbourhood typically with larger homes that extend all the way up the mountain.
Mountain Meadows: Mountain Meadows is a small residential neighbourhood with easy access to amenities and school.
North Shore Pt Moody: North Shore Port Moody is considered one of the downtown areas of the city with shops and transit.
Port Moody Centre: Port Moody Centre is a neighbourhood with easy access to transit, shops, parks, and recreation.
Port Moody is a part of the Tri-Cities, which also includes Coquitlam and Port Coquitlam. Port Moody is the furthest West of the Tri-Cities, and also borders the Burquitlam/Lougheed area as well as North Burnaby.
Due to the proximity of other cities, it is easy to enjoy the benefits and amenities of all cities nearby as they are just a short drive or transit away! Coquitlam has Coquitlam Centre Mall, and Burquitlam/Lougheed features the upcoming and revamped Lougheed Town Centre Mall. Skytrain access is easy within nearby cities, with the Evergreen skytrain extension spanning through Coquitlam, Port Moody, and in to Burnaby and Vancouver.
With easy access off of Barnet Highway, Port Moody also has relatively easy access to Vancouver East and Downtown Vancouver for the everyday driver or bus commuter.
For more information on the nearby cities to Port Moody included in the Tri-cities, explore Coquitlam and Port Coquitlam by clicking here: Coquitlam Neighbourhood Guide ; Port Coquitlam Neighbourhood Guide
The Evergreen Skytrain Line has helped to connect Port Moody and the Tri-Cities to downtown Vancouver and nearby cities so that it’s more accessible than ever. The service connects Coquitlam City Centre through Port Moody to the existing SkyTrain system at Lougheed Town Centre and then runs in to New Westminster, Burnaby, and Vancouver. The main hub in Port Moody is Port Moody Station off of St. John’s street with both access to the skytrain and a bus loop, but Ioco station is located near Suterbrook Village (Port Moody Centre subarea), so that residents in the condo buildings around Suterbrook Village and Newport Village have easy access to both busses and the skytrain.
The West Coast Express is an express bus with limited stops. It stops at Coquitlam Central Station and runs West in to downtown Vancouver. Heading East, it goes as far as Mission. It only operates from Monday to Friday (excluding holidays) with five trains per day running to Vancouver in the morning peak hours and returning in the evening peak hours. It is most used by people working 8am-4pm or 9am-5pm jobs.
