Two projects define Port Moody's presale market right now: Chroma, currently selling, and Bayrock Terrace from Aultrust Developments, in its "Now Selling" phase with a 28 Walk Score that confirms this is a car-first pocket of the Tri-Cities, not a walkable one.
What's actually available
Chroma is the project taking offers this month. Port Moody presale pricing typically runs from the mid-$400,000s for condos to $700,000-plus for larger townhomes depending on location and finish level, though Chroma's own unit-by-unit pricing hasn't been published publicly. Port Moody's draw has always been proximity to the Tri-Cities without Coquitlam's established-neighbourhood premium, backed by the West Coast Express for anyone commuting toward downtown.
Bayrock Terrace is the second name, now in active sales after moving out of its earlier "coming soon" phase. Its 28 Walk Score is a fair warning: this is a project built around driving, not walking to errands, which matters if walkability is part of your decision.
Who Port Moody actually suits
First-time buyers stretching their budget, families wanting more space than Coquitlam's condo stock offers at a similar price, and commuters who work downtown but don't want to live there. The trade-off both projects share is car dependence — factor that in before comparing pricing to a more transit-connected market.
The honest read on inventory
Two active projects isn't a flood, and that's consistent with Port Moody's presale market generally running lighter than Burnaby's or Surrey's. That's not a weakness; it just means less competition among buyers and a smaller field to compare. See what else is active across the Tri-Cities if neither Chroma nor Bayrock Terrace is the right fit.