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Northeast Coquitlam

Burke Mountain, a neighbourhood still being built

Burke Mountain is the north-east corner of Coquitlam, on the slope that climbs toward Pinecone Burke Provincial Park. The City plans it under the Northeast Coquitlam Area Plan, and building is still going on: a village centre, a community centre and a joint middle and secondary school are all in progress.

So a purchase here has two parts. There is the neighbourhood you can use today, and there is a list of projects, each with its own date. This page keeps the two apart, shows what is for sale and at what prices, and links to separate guides for Burke Mountain houses and townhomes.

A Cityecho neighbourhood guide for Burke Mountain, Coquitlam. Local facts checked September 18, 2026. Listing figures pulled October 9, 2026 at 9:26 a.m. PT from the MLS® feed.

New houses and townhomes on a hillside street, with forested mountain slopes behind
City plan
Northeast Coquitlam Area Plan, first adopted March 4, 2002
Postal codes
Start with V3E or V3B. V3B is the prefix for central Port Coquitlam, but these homes are in the City of Coquitlam.
Bus to SkyTrain
Route 191, Princeton Avenue to Coquitlam Central Station
Next to
Pinecone Burke Provincial Park, along the north and east edge of the Northwest Burke area

What is built, and what is still coming

Each date below comes from the City of Coquitlam. Where the City gives no date, the entry says so.

  1. March 4, 2002

    Coquitlam adopts the Northeast Coquitlam Area Plan, the plan that covers Burke Mountain.

  2. July 17, 2017

    Council adopts the Northwest Burke Vision, a 30-year plan for what the City calls "approximately 400 hectares (980 acres)" of undeveloped land above the Hyde Creek, Smiling Creek and Partington Creek neighbourhoods.

  3. May 12, 2026

    Construction of the Burke Mountain Community Centre starts with an official groundbreaking.

  4. Under construction, no opening date from the City

    A joint middle and secondary school. The City's Burke Mountain Village page lists it as under construction. School District 43 decides when it opens and which addresses it serves.

  5. 2029, expected

    The community centre opens. The City's plans include a six-lane lap pool, a warmer leisure pool with a lazy river, a double gym, a fitness centre and a new branch of the Coquitlam Public Library. Burke Village Park, next to it, adds a splash pad and an elevated accessible pathway.

  6. No date published

    Burke Mountain Village, a village centre on 39 acres. The City expects a grocery store, a public plaza, a village greenway and "approximately 120,000 sq. ft." of shops and offices, with homes. The final number of homes and shops is up to the developer.

Burke Mountain homes, by the numbers

Every figure here is worked out from all the active MLS® listings in the board's Burke Mountain area at the time shown. The Coquitlam-wide number under each one shows how Burke Mountain compares with the rest of the city.

townhomes

Townhomes listed
75
Coquitlam-wide: 209
Median asking price
$1,149,000
Coquitlam-wide: $1,069,900
Median days listed
30
Coquitlam-wide: 31 days
Median strata fee
$372 a month
Coquitlam-wide: $413 a month
Size, age, bedrooms and more for townhomes

houses

Houses listed
70
Coquitlam-wide: 417
Median asking price
$2,146,834
Coquitlam-wide: $1,799,000
Median days listed
53
Coquitlam-wide: 59 days
Median lot size
5,036 sq ft
Coquitlam-wide: 7,504 sq ft
Size, age, bedrooms and more for houses

Four questions to settle before you buy here

What can be built on the empty land nearby?
The City describes the Northwest Burke Vision area as undeveloped land to be built on over 30 years or more. If the home is near the edge of the built-up streets, ask the City what the zoning and neighbourhood plan allow on the land beside it, and read the Vision document for the area above it.
Which school will the address go to?
Use School District 43's school locator for the exact address. Catchments can change when a new school opens, and Burke Mountain has one under construction. Smiling Creek Elementary, in the Smiling Creek neighbourhood, is one of the district's newer schools on the mountain.
How will you get down the hill every day?
Route 191 runs from Princeton Avenue to Coquitlam Central Station, where you can take SkyTrain or the West Coast Express. For a specific address, use TransLink's trip planner at the hour you would travel, and drive the route once at rush hour.
What will the construction mean for you?
The community centre, the school and the village centre are being built over several years. Living close to a building site means trucks, noise and closed sidewalks for a time, and new shops, pools and a library afterward. Decide which matters more to your household, and look at where the trucks will come from.

Burke Mountain homes for sale now

These load live from the MLS® feed. Switch between townhomes and houses, or open the map to see where each one sits on the slope.

If you are selling a Burke Mountain home

Your buyers can also buy brand-new from a builder on Burke Mountain. The builder offers a full new-home warranty and a choice of finishes. You offer a home that is finished and ready now, often with landscaping, window coverings and a known strata or neighbours.

Prepare for that comparison. Know how many years of warranty your home has left, have the strata documents or the suite permit ready, and be ready to show what the same money buys from a builder, including the GST a buyer pays on new construction.

Questions people ask about Burke Mountain

Is Burke Mountain in Coquitlam or Port Coquitlam?

It is in the City of Coquitlam. Some addresses have postal codes starting with V3B, the prefix Canada Post uses for central Port Coquitlam, so a mailing address can look like Port Coquitlam. Property tax, zoning and city services come from Coquitlam.

When will the Burke Mountain Community Centre open?

The City of Coquitlam expects it to open in 2029. Construction started with a groundbreaking on May 12, 2026. It will include a lap pool, a leisure pool, a double gym, a fitness centre and a library branch.

Is there a high school on Burke Mountain?

A joint middle and secondary school is listed by the City as under construction. School District 43 decides when it opens and which addresses it serves, so check with SD43 before you count on it for a particular home.

What is Burke Mountain Village?

A planned village centre on 39 acres, with a grocery store, a public plaza, a village greenway, shops and offices, and homes. The City has not published an opening date, and the developer will set the final number of homes and shops.

What does a Burke Mountain home cost right now?

On October 9, 2026 at 9:26 a.m. PT, 75 townhomes were listed for sale in the Burke Mountain board area. Their median asking price was $1,149,000, and the middle half were asking between $999,000 and $1,259,900. These are asking prices; sale prices can differ. On October 9, 2026 at 9:26 a.m. PT, 70 houses were listed for sale in the Burke Mountain board area. Their median asking price was $2,146,834, and the middle half were asking between $1,978,500 and $2,399,425. These are asking prices; sale prices can differ.

What services are on Burke Mountain today?

Burke Mountain today is mostly houses, townhomes, schools and parks. The larger services are still being built: the community centre with its pools and library branch, the joint middle and secondary school, and the Burke Mountain Village shopping centre with a grocery store. Check the City of Coquitlam pages for the current stage of each one before you count on it.

Which elementary school is on Burke Mountain?

Smiling Creek Elementary, in the Smiling Creek neighbourhood, is one of School District 43's newer elementary schools on Burke Mountain. Which school a particular address is assigned to depends on the address itself, and catchments can change when a new school opens, so check the exact address in SD43's school locator before you rely on it.

How long are Burke Mountain homes taking to sell?

On October 9, 2026 at 9:26 a.m. PT, the 75 townhomes listed in the Burke Mountain board area had been listed for a median of 30 days, counted from each listing's contract date. 13 of them were asking less than their first list price. On October 9, 2026 at 9:26 a.m. PT, the 70 houses listed in the Burke Mountain board area had been listed for a median of 53 days, counted from each listing's contract date. 12 of them were asking less than their first list price.

Who is a real estate agent for Burke Mountain, Coquitlam?

Michael Lee is a REALTOR® with eXp Realty and the agent behind Cityecho. He works across Coquitlam, including the Burke Mountain board area. On October 9, 2026 at 9:26 a.m. PT, 75 townhomes were listed there at a median asking price of $1,149,000. Ask him through the contact page on this site, and he will go through the specific homes and the recent sales behind them with you.

How does Burke Mountain compare with the rest of Coquitlam on price?

On October 9, 2026 at 9:26 a.m. PT, the median asking price for townhomes in the Burke Mountain board area was $1,149,000. That is $79,100 above the Coquitlam median of $1,069,900, a gap of 7 percent, worked out across all 209 townhomes listed in Coquitlam that day.

How many homes are for sale in Burke Mountain?

On October 9, 2026 at 9:26 a.m. PT, the Burke Mountain board area held 75 townhomes for sale, which placed it 1 of the 16 Coquitlam board areas with any townhome listed, the largest in the city. A larger area gives a buyer more to compare and gives a seller more competition.

How big are the homes in Burke Mountain?

On October 9, 2026 at 9:26 a.m. PT, the median floor size of the 75 townhomes listed in the Burke Mountain board area was 1,745 square feet. The Coquitlam median for the same kind of home was 1,545 square feet, so homes here were 200 square feet larger at the midpoint.

When were Burke Mountain homes built?

Of the 75 townhomes listed in the Burke Mountain board area on October 9, 2026 at 9:26 a.m. PT, 0 were built before 1980, 0 between 1980 and 1999, 16 between 2000 and 2014, and 58 in 2015 or later. Build era decides which repairs are due, so it matters more than the look of a home.

What is property tax like in Burke Mountain?

Of the 75 townhomes listed in the Burke Mountain board area on October 9, 2026 at 9:26 a.m. PT, 45 stated a yearly property tax amount, and the median was $4,260 a year. That figure is the tax the current owner paid, so it can change after a sale and after the next assessment.

Are sellers in Burke Mountain lowering their prices?

On October 9, 2026 at 9:26 a.m. PT, 13 of the 75 townhomes listed in the Burke Mountain board area were asking less than their first list price, which is 17 percent of them. A price that has already come down tells you the first one was tested and did not work.

From the Market Journal

Sources

Local facts on this page were checked against these sources on September 18, 2026. Listing figures come from active MLS® listings, pulled October 9, 2026 at 9:26 a.m. PT. School catchments, bylaws and project dates change, so confirm them for a specific address.

Looking at a street on Burke Mountain?

Send Michael the address. He can go through the listing, the strata or suite documents and the building plans around it with you.

604.803.9863