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Southern Coquitlam, since 1909

Maillardville, where Coquitlam started

In 1909, 110 French Canadians arrived to work at the Fraser Mills sawmill. The community they built was named Maillardville, and the City of Coquitlam calls it the largest Francophone centre west of Manitoba in its day, and the place the rest of the city grew from.

More than a century later, Maillardville has some of the oldest houses in Coquitlam and some of its lowest-priced townhomes. Both facts shape what you should check before you buy, and both are on this page.

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

A small older house with a covered front porch on a quiet tree-lined street
Founded
1909, by French-Canadian workers for Fraser Mills
Named for
Father Maillard, a young Oblate priest from France
Festival
Festival du Bois, at Mackin Park, 1046 Brunette Avenue
Community centre
Maillardville Community Centre, 1200 Cartier Avenue

A mill town inside a city

The City of Coquitlam's history records that the Fraser Mills owners went looking for workers with logging experience and found them in Quebec. In 1909 a first group of 110 French Canadians arrived.

The community took its name from Father Maillard, a young Oblate priest from France. The City notes that its past is still visible in street names that honour early pioneers and in new buildings that reflect its French-Canadian heritage. On a walk through the listings area you pass French names on the street signs: Laval Street, Lebleu Street, Cayer Street, Begin Street.

Where the community gathers now

Mackin Park
At 1046 Brunette Avenue. It is home to Festival du Bois and to the public artwork Pioneer Spirit, and has four ball diamonds, two lit tennis courts, two playing fields, a skateboard area, a spray park, a playground and a walking trail around the edge.
Maillardville Community Centre
A 22,000 square foot centre at 1200 Cartier Avenue, with a single-court gym, a dance and fitness studio, a teaching kitchen, a lounge for seniors and youth, meeting rooms, space for children's programs and underground parking.
Brunette Avenue
A main road through the neighbourhood, with Mackin Park on it. If a house is on it or close to it, visit at the busy hours to hear the traffic.

Maillardville townhomes beside Coquitlam West's

Maillardville's townhomes are older than the newer ones a short drive away in Coquitlam West, and they ask a lower price. The table shows by how much.

Active townhomesMaillardvilleCoquitlam West
Townhomes listed1457
Median asking price$743,950$1,089,900
Middle half of asking prices$684,675 to $829,750$949,900 to $1,219,000
Median days listed44.536
Median size1,236 sq ft1,340 sq ft
Median asking price per sq ft$593$778
Median year built19962025
Median strata fee$380 a month$465 a month

Active MLS® listings pulled October 9, 2026 at 9:26 a.m. PT. All prices are asking prices.

A lower price in an older complex comes with a closer repair schedule. Read the depreciation report and the reserve fund balance before you compare the two on price alone.

Maillardville homes, by the numbers

Worked out from every active MLS® listing in the board's Maillardville area at the time shown. Maillardville is small, so a single listing can move these figures.

houses

Houses listed
13
Coquitlam-wide: 417
Median asking price
$1,599,998
Coquitlam-wide: $1,799,000
Middle half of asking prices
$1,375,000 to $1,789,000
Median days listed
94
Coquitlam-wide: 59 days
Median size
2,085 sq ft
Coquitlam-wide: 3,145 sq ft
Median asking price per sq ft
$735
Coquitlam-wide: $594
Median year built
1955
Coquitlam-wide: 1988
Median lot size
7,524 sq ft
Reported on 13 of 13

Bedrooms

2 or fewer
2
3
3
4
2
5 or more
6

Year built

Before 1980
11
1980 to 1999
1
2015 or later
1

Suite, as stated on the listing

Legal suite
1
Unauthorized suite
2
Other
2
No suite
4
Not stated
4

Price changes and new building

4 of 13 are asking less than their first list price.

Cityecho pulled these figures from the MLS® feed on October 9, 2026 at 9:26 a.m. PT: every active listing for houses in the Maillardville board area of Coquitlam. Prices are asking prices, and sale prices can differ. Days listed count from the listing contract date. The listings further down this page load live, so their count can differ from these figures.

townhomes

Townhomes listed
14
Coquitlam-wide: 209
Median asking price
$743,950
Coquitlam-wide: $1,069,900
Middle half of asking prices
$684,675 to $829,750
Median days listed
44.5
Coquitlam-wide: 31 days
Median size
1,236 sq ft
Coquitlam-wide: 1,545 sq ft
Median asking price per sq ft
$593
Coquitlam-wide: $647
Median year built
1996
Coquitlam-wide: 2020
Median strata fee
$380 a month
Reported on 14 of 14

Bedrooms

2 or fewer
9
3
3
4
2

Year built

1980 to 1999
11
2015 or later
3

Price changes and new building

3 of 14 are asking less than their first list price.

1 of 14 give a build year of this year or later, which usually means a home that is new, still under construction, or sold before it is built.

Cityecho pulled these figures from the MLS® feed on October 9, 2026 at 9:26 a.m. PT: every active listing for townhomes in the Maillardville board area of Coquitlam. Prices are asking prices, and sale prices can differ. Days listed count from the listing contract date. The listings further down this page load live, so their count can differ from these figures.

condos

Condos listed
25
Coquitlam-wide: 597
Median asking price
$488,800
Coquitlam-wide: $638,000
Middle half of asking prices
$444,900 to $599,000
Median days listed
50
Coquitlam-wide: 45 days
Median size
681 sq ft
Coquitlam-wide: 833 sq ft
Median asking price per sq ft
$827
Coquitlam-wide: $811
Median year built
2023
Coquitlam-wide: 2019
Median strata fee
$376 a month
Reported on 25 of 25

Bedrooms

2 or fewer
23
3
2

Year built

1980 to 1999
7
2000 to 2014
3
2015 or later
14
Not stated
1

Price changes and new building

4 of 25 are asking less than their first list price.

4 of 25 give a build year of this year or later, which usually means a home that is new, still under construction, or sold before it is built.

Cityecho pulled these figures from the MLS® feed on October 9, 2026 at 9:26 a.m. PT: every active listing for condos in the Maillardville board area of Coquitlam. Prices are asking prices, and sale prices can differ. Days listed count from the listing contract date. The listings further down this page load live, so their count can differ from these figures.

Buying a house from the 1950s

Most houses for sale here were built before 1980, and many in the 1950s. Four checks matter more on a house that old.

A buried oil tank
Many Metro Vancouver houses from this era were heated with oil kept in a buried tank. BC's Ministry of Environment warns that a buyer can become liable for clean-up, even for a tank they did not know was there. Ask for a tank search before you remove subjects.
Wiring and pipes
Ask the inspector to open the electrical panel and to identify the water supply pipes and the drain line to the street. Replacing either is a real cost.
Additions and suites
Many houses this old have been changed over the years. Ask for permits for additions, a raised basement or a suite. The City says every secondary suite needs a building permit to be legal.
What the lot allows
Most single-family lots in Coquitlam moved into small-scale zones in June 2025. If the house was built before 1945, the City asks owners planning new homes on the lot to speak with Development Services first.

Maillardville condos, by the numbers

Worked out from every active MLS® listing for an apartment in the board's Maillardville area at the time shown.

Condos listed
25
Coquitlam-wide: 597
Median asking price
$488,800
Coquitlam-wide: $638,000
Middle half of asking prices
$444,900 to $599,000
Median days listed
50
Coquitlam-wide: 45 days
Median size
681 sq ft
Coquitlam-wide: 833 sq ft
Median asking price per sq ft
$827
Coquitlam-wide: $811
Median year built
2023
Coquitlam-wide: 2019
Median strata fee
$376 a month
Reported on 25 of 25

Bedrooms

2 or fewer
23
3
2

Year built

1980 to 1999
7
2000 to 2014
3
2015 or later
14
Not stated
1

Price changes and new building

4 of 25 are asking less than their first list price.

4 of 25 give a build year of this year or later, which usually means a home that is new, still under construction, or sold before it is built.

Cityecho pulled these figures from the MLS® feed on October 9, 2026 at 9:26 a.m. PT: every active listing for condos in the Maillardville board area of Coquitlam. Prices are asking prices, and sale prices can differ. Days listed count from the listing contract date. The listings further down this page load live, so their count can differ from these figures.

Maillardville homes for sale now

Live from the MLS® feed. Switch between houses and townhomes.

Questions people ask about Maillardville

Why is it called Maillardville?

It is named after Father Maillard, a young Oblate priest from France. The community was founded by French Canadians who came in 1909 to work at the Fraser Mills sawmill.

Where is Festival du Bois held?

At Mackin Park, 1046 Brunette Avenue in Maillardville. The City of Coquitlam describes the park as home to Festival du Bois.

How old are the houses in Maillardville?

The median build year for the 13 houses listed in the Maillardville board area on October 9, 2026 at 9:26 a.m. PT was 1955.

Are Maillardville townhomes cheaper than the rest of Coquitlam?

On October 9, 2026 at 9:26 a.m. PT, 14 townhomes were listed for sale in the Maillardville board area. Their median asking price was $743,950, and the middle half were asking between $684,675 and $829,750. These are asking prices; sale prices can differ. Across the 14 townhomes listed in the Maillardville board area on October 9, 2026 at 9:26 a.m. PT that stated a strata fee, the median was $380 a month. Fees depend on the building, the size of the home and what the fee covers, so read the strata budget for the one you are considering.

How long do Maillardville houses take to sell?

On October 9, 2026 at 9:26 a.m. PT, the 13 houses listed in the Maillardville board area had been listed for a median of 94 days, counted from each listing's contract date. 4 of them were asking less than their first list price.

What is at the Maillardville Community Centre?

The Maillardville Community Centre is a 22,000 square foot City of Coquitlam building at 1200 Cartier Avenue. It holds a single-court gymnasium, a dance and fitness studio, a teaching kitchen, a lounge for seniors and youth, meeting rooms, space for children's programs and underground parking. It is the main indoor community building for this part of southern Coquitlam.

What do houses cost in Maillardville?

On October 9, 2026 at 9:26 a.m. PT, 13 houses were listed for sale in the Maillardville board area. Their median asking price was $1,599,998, and the middle half were asking between $1,375,000 and $1,789,000. These are asking prices; sale prices can differ.

How big are Maillardville lots?

For the 13 houses listed in the Maillardville board area on October 9, 2026 at 9:26 a.m. PT that stated a lot size, the median lot was 7,524 square feet.

Who is a real estate agent for Maillardville, Coquitlam?

Michael Lee is a REALTOR® with eXp Realty and the agent behind Cityecho. He works across Coquitlam, including the Maillardville board area. On October 9, 2026 at 9:26 a.m. PT, 13 houses were listed there at a median asking price of $1,599,998. 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 Maillardville compare with the rest of Coquitlam on price?

On October 9, 2026 at 9:26 a.m. PT, the median asking price for houses in the Maillardville board area was $1,599,998. That is $199,002 below the Coquitlam median of $1,799,000, a gap of 11 percent, worked out across all 417 houses listed in Coquitlam that day.

How many homes are for sale in Maillardville?

On October 9, 2026 at 9:26 a.m. PT, the Maillardville board area held 13 houses for sale, which placed it 8 of the 21 Coquitlam board areas with any house listed. The largest was Coquitlam West with 73. A larger area gives a buyer more to compare and gives a seller more competition.

How big are the homes in Maillardville?

On October 9, 2026 at 9:26 a.m. PT, the median floor size of the 13 houses listed in the Maillardville board area was 2,085 square feet. The Coquitlam median for the same kind of home was 3,145 square feet, so homes here were 1,060 square feet smaller at the midpoint.

When were Maillardville homes built?

Of the 13 houses listed in the Maillardville board area on October 9, 2026 at 9:26 a.m. PT, 11 were built before 1980, 1 between 1980 and 1999, 0 between 2000 and 2014, and 1 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 Maillardville?

Of the 13 houses listed in the Maillardville board area on October 9, 2026 at 9:26 a.m. PT, 13 stated a yearly property tax amount, and the median was $5,946 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 Maillardville lowering their prices?

On October 9, 2026 at 9:26 a.m. PT, 4 of the 13 houses listed in the Maillardville board area were asking less than their first list price, which is 31 percent of them. A price that has already come down tells you the first one was tested and did not work.

How much do condos cost in Maillardville?

On October 9, 2026 at 9:26 a.m. PT, 25 condos were listed for sale in the Maillardville board area. Their median asking price was $488,800, and the middle half were asking between $444,900 and $599,000. These are asking prices; sale prices can differ.

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 an older Maillardville house?

Send Michael the address. He can go through the permits, the tank search and the lot's zone with you before you write an offer.

604.803.9863