Neighbourhood Guide | Coquitlam
Buying a home in Burke Mountain
A hillside suburb built almost entirely in the last two decades, and Coquitlam's largest source of newly built townhouses. Burke Mountain is where the Tri-Cities put its family housing.
The short answer
35 newly built ground-oriented homes are active in Burke Mountain, Coquitlam. The median lists at $1,228,000 for 1,862 sq ft at $658 per square foot. The stock is 34 townhouses and 1 half duplex, 15% above the regional median size.
- Active listings
- 35
- Median price
- $1,228,000
- Median per sq ft
- $658
- Median size
- 1,862 sq ft
Newly built ground-oriented homes in Burke Mountain
35 active listings
- Median list price
- $1,228,000
- Median price per sq ft
- $658
- Median size
- 1,862 sq ft
- Median strata fee
- $350
- Median annual property tax
- Not enough data
typical range $957,140 to $1,476,000
typical range $556 to $777
typical range 1,401 sq ft to 2,351 sq ft
typical range $172 to $504
3 listings
3 of 35 listings state one
Measured across 35 active listings on .
What Burke Mountain is actually like
Nearly everything here is a townhouse in a newer complex. The area was planned and built out as a whole rather than infilled, so the streets, the schools, and the housing all arrived together.
It is genuinely a mountain. The grade is real, the views from the upper streets are real, and so is the winter driving. Check the slope at the specific address.
Homes are larger and price per square foot is lower than Coquitlam West, the other big Coquitlam market. The difference between the two is close to a clean measurement of what SkyTrain access costs, since both are the same city and the same build vintage.
There is no rapid transit up the hill. Buses connect down to the Evergreen extension, but this is a driving neighbourhood.
Rapid transit
This is not a rapid transit neighbourhood. The nearest station is far enough that driving is the realistic assumption.
- Median distance to the nearest station
- 4.0 km
- Closest station to any home here
- 3.0 km
straight line, across 35homes
Lafarge Lake-Douglas
Stations these homes are nearest to
- Lafarge Lake-DouglasMillennium Line · nearest home 3.0 km
- Port CoquitlamWest Coast Express · nearest home 3.9 km
Distances are measured in a straight line from each listing to the nearest SkyTrain, SeaBus, or West Coast Express station, using coordinates published by TransLink. A straight line is not a walk: a station 400 m away across a rail cut, a river, or a highway can be a twenty minute journey. Check the specific address on a map before treating any of these numbers as a commute.
Burke Mountain against Coquitlam, and against the region
Price per sq ft
$658
Coquitlam: $758
Region: $816
Median size
1,862 sq ft
15% above the regional 1,619 sq ft
Freehold, no strata
0 of 35
Region: 243 of 1,469
Is Burke Mountain right for you
Works well if
- ✓ Families who want a newer, larger home and are content to drive
- ✓ Buyers comparing against Coquitlam West who would rather have space than the station
- ✓ Households with two cars
Does not work if
- ✕ You want to walk to SkyTrain
- ✕ Winter hill driving is a problem for you
- ✕ You want an established neighbourhood rather than a recently built one
Check before you offer
- → The grade at the address and how the driveway handles it
- → The bus connection down to the Evergreen extension, and how long it actually takes
- → Whether the complex is fully built out or still under construction nearby
- → The strata fee against the amenities provided
Burke Mountain on the map
Every home behind the figures above. Click a pin for the photo, the price, and a Street View link, so you can see the street before you plan a visit.
35 of 35 homes plotted. Click a pin for the photo, the price, and a Street View link. Zoom with the plus and minus buttons or by pinching.
Newly built homes for sale in Burke Mountain
$889,900199 1295 ROCKLIN STREET
Burke Mountain · 3 bed · 1,381 sq ft
$899,900102 1292 ROSENBURG WAY
Burke Mountain · 3 bed · 1,206 sq ft
$949,900124 1292 ROSENBURG WAY
Burke Mountain · 2 bed · 1,464 sq ft
$949,900101 1292 ROSENBURG WAY
Burke Mountain · 3 bed · 1,270 sq ft
$968,000104 3630 HARPER ROAD
Burke Mountain · 3 bed · 1,392 sq ft
$999,900113 3643 LITCHFIELD AVENUE
Burke Mountain · 3 bed · 1,479 sq ft
$1,039,900223 1295 ROCKLIN STREET
Burke Mountain · 3 bed · 1,520 sq ft
$1,098,000141 3630 HARPER ROAD
Burke Mountain · 3 bed · 1,454 sq ft
$1,099,900135 1292 ROSENBURG WAY
Burke Mountain · 4 bed · 1,830 sq ft
$1,099,900123 3643 LITCHFIELD AVENUE
Burke Mountain · 3 bed · 1,415 sq ft
$1,128,000166 1290 WELLON STREET
Burke Mountain · 3 bed · 1,452 sq ft
$1,149,900134 1292 ROSENBURG WAY
Burke Mountain · 4 bed · 1,862 sq ft
$1,149,900146 3507 HALL AVENUE
Burke Mountain · 3 bed · 1,550 sq ft
$1,188,800100 1310 MITCHELL STREET
Burke Mountain · 4 bed · 1,715 sq ft
$1,189,000169 3507 HALL AVENUE
Burke Mountain · 4 bed · 1,673 sq ft
$1,199,900164 3546 MONSON CRESCENT
Burke Mountain · 4 bed · 2,314 sq ft
$1,228,000148 1290 WELLON STREET
Burke Mountain · 4 bed · 1,932 sq ft
$1,228,000120 3630 HARPER ROAD
Burke Mountain · 3 bed · 1,512 sq ft
17 more active listings are not shown here. Search every active listing . Prices are the list price. Most new homes have GST added on top.
Common questions
What does a newly built home cost in Burke Mountain?
The median list price across 35 active newly built ground-oriented listings in Burke Mountain is $1,228,000, at $658 per square foot for a median 1,862 sq ft. That compares to $758 across Coquitlam as a whole.
Are homes in Burke Mountain townhouses or half duplexes?
Of the 35 active listings, 34 are townhouses and 1 are half duplexes. 0 are freehold with no strata and 35 are strata. That mix decides whether you get a complex with a monthly fee or half a house with one neighbour.
Burke Mountain or Coquitlam West?
Burke Mountain gives you more space per dollar in a family-oriented suburb up the hill. Coquitlam West gives you SkyTrain at a higher price per square foot in a smaller home. Both carry enough active listings to be a real choice rather than a theoretical one, and the price tables on this page quantify the gap.
Is Burke Mountain a new neighbourhood?
Yes, built almost entirely in the last two decades. The area was planned and developed as a whole rather than infilled house by house, so the streets, the schools, and the housing stock all arrived together.
Is there SkyTrain on Burke Mountain?
No. Buses connect down the hill to the Evergreen extension, but there is no rapid transit up on Burke Mountain itself. This is a driving neighbourhood, and the bus connection time down to the station is worth checking against your actual schedule.
Is Burke Mountain a steep hillside neighbourhood?
Genuinely, yes. The grade is real, the views from the upper streets are real, and so is the winter driving. Check the slope at the specific address before assuming it is a minor detail.
What should you verify before buying on Burke Mountain?
The grade at the address and how the driveway handles it, the bus connection time down to the Evergreen extension, whether the complex is fully built out or still under construction nearby, and the strata fee against the amenities the complex actually provides.
How current are these numbers?
They are recalculated from active MLS® listings every time the site is rebuilt, and were last measured on 2026-10-23. They describe what is on the market now, not what has sold.
Where these figures come from
- VanPlex active listings, MLS® data
Active townhouses, half duplexes, and row houses built in the last two years across Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley.
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- TransLink, open data and GTFS
Station and stop locations for the transit distance calculations.
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- BC Assessment
Assessed values, which drive the municipal property tax bill.
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See what is on the market in these neighbourhoods
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