Lower Mary Hill
| Type | Avg Sold Price | Sold (30d) | Avg DOM | Active | Condition |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Houses | $1.26M | 3 | 39d | 9 | Seller's Market |
Lower Mary Hill is currently a seller's market. 33.3% sales-to-active listings ratio — homes selling in an average of 39 days, at an average sold price of $1,256,293 — well-priced properties are attracting strong demand.
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24-Month Market Trends — Lower Mary Hill
Over the past 24 months, the average sold price in Lower Mary Hill has trended significantly lower — a 13.1% shift — with the most recent period averaging $1,284,079. Sales activity has been picking up: 28 homes sold in the latter half of the period compared to 19 in the first half, pointing to a busier market. With an average of 42 days on market, buyers have more time to consider their options, favouring careful negotiation over rush decisions. Current absorption suggests a seller-leaning market, with inventory moving at a brisk pace — roughly 1.5 months of supply.
Walkability & Amenities
Mary Hill is a primarily residential neighbourhood in northeast Coquitlam, characterized by quiet streets and natural surroundings. The area's walkability varies depending on location, with some sections offering good access to amenities while others are more car-dependent. The neighbourhood is bounded by green space, including Como Lake Park to the west and Hyde Creek Recreation Centre nearby, providing residents with trails, sports fields, and community programs. Mundy Park, one of Metro Vancouver's largest urban forests, is a short drive away and offers extensive hiking and biking trails.
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Transit connections are available along the neighbourhood's main corridors, with bus routes linking Mary Hill to the Coquitlam Central and Lafarge Lake–Douglas SkyTrain stations on the Evergreen Extension. Daily shopping is accessible at smaller plazas along Lougheed Highway and Coast Meridian Road, where you'll find grocery stores, pharmacies, and service businesses. For a wider selection of retail and dining, residents typically head to nearby Coquitlam Centre or Port Coquitlam's central core.
Recreational amenities include neighbourhood parks, school fields, and the Hyde Creek Recreation Centre, which offers fitness facilities and community programming. Dining options within Mary Hill itself are limited, with most cafés and restaurants located along arterial roads or in adjacent commercial areas. The neighbourhood appeals to families and those seeking a quieter, nature-oriented setting while remaining connected to Coquitlam's urban services.
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