The Tri-Cities is a group of three fast-growing Vancouver suburbs:
Coquitlam,
Port Coquitlam,
& Port Moody.
This trio is maturing, shifting from a cluster of suburbs into robust satellite cities in their own right. The population of this region is projected to increase about 12% in the decade from 2017 to 2027, with even more pronounced growth expected within a 3km radius of Coquitlam Centre, where TriCity Central sits.
The region has seen a boom in condominium housing stock over the past five years, with many more condos and single-family homes planned. More than 32% of residents of the Coquitlam Centre trade area are aged 25–45, many of whom are looking for the comfort and conveniences of a suburban home along with urban walkability, hospitality offerings, and energy.
The region has seen a boom in condominium housing stock over the past five years, with many more condos and single-family homes planned. More than 32% of residents of the Coquitlam Centre trade area are aged 25–45, many of whom are looking for the comfort and conveniences of a suburban home along with urban walkability, hospitality offerings, and energy.
Greater Vancouver has everything residents and commuters need, from indoor retail to outdoor recreation: housing, transit, shopping, hiking, higher education, and more.
A graceful balance between urban and suburban is augmented with natural surroundings—sweeping mountains, lakes, creeks, and wildlife that make British Columbia a hotspot for outdoor recreation.
As TriCity Central grows, it will become a regionally recognized entertainment hub. Set to attract individuals and families looking for something special to do—indoors or out, low-key or high-energy, energizing or restorative. This place has what locals and visitors alike crave.
Hop on a ferry, catch a flight, or experience world-class hiking—all in less than an hour.
Playing to the region’s population growth, TriCity Central is focused on people who want a downtown lifestyle, connections to nature, suburban conveniences, and great schools. Our primary target audience is aged 25–45. They may be new condo owners moving from Downtown Vancouver, retirees downsizing from Westwood Plateau, or folks coming from a different Vancouver suburb.
The average income per household in this area is around $105,000, approximately 45% of which goes toward recreation expenditures on entertainment, sporting events, home theatre entertainment, and personal care.
The number of residents living within a ten-minute drive of this site is projected to grow more than 12% between 2017 and 2027, exceeding 300,000 within a few years. This trend has been fueled in part by a boom in single-family homes and condo projects. These people primarily work in business and finance, trades and transport, the sciences, management, and health, with an average household income of $105,000 (rising to around $141,800 by 2027).
With easy access to the WCE commuter rail, you’re connected to Vancouver in the west and Mission in the east. TriCity Central’s gateway, a pedestrian- and cyclist-only overpass, gives residents and visitors access to the SkyTrain Evergreen extension of the Millennium Line, which runs to Vancouver with a planned expansion to UBC. The same gateway also connects the project with many local and regional TransLink bus routes.
