Meet Navid Hakimi
your Port Moody realtor
Port Moody combines waterfront paths, local shops, SkyTrain access and quiet residential streets. Many buyers choose it first for lifestyle and appreciate the investment potential as well. Working with a real estate agent in Port Moody who understands both sides of that decision can make the process much simpler.
Request a Port Moody real estate consultation
If you are considering a purchase or sale in Port Moody, start with a short consultation. You can share your plans, ask questions and receive clear feedback on what is realistic.
During this discussion, Navid will
- Listen to your goals, timing and questions
- Explain current Port Moody market conditions in simple language
- Outline options that match your budget and priorities
- Suggest a practical next step that fits your situation
You can request this consultation by phone or through the contact form on the site.
Proven results for North Vancouver buyers and sellers
Navid’s background on the North Shore and across Greater Vancouver gives you a solid base of experience to rely on.
- Top one percent Greater Vancouver Realtor
- Top one hundred RE MAX Canada
- More than ninety solo deals in a single year
- Over one hundred verified five star reviews on RankMyAgent
This record reflects consistent preparation, negotiation and follow through for clients in different price ranges and cities.
Navid's RE/MAX Awards
What clients say
Many of Navid’s clients move between this city and the North Shore or other parts of Greater Vancouver. Their reviews often mention clear communication, realistic advice and reliable follow through.
Port Moody areas Navid serves
Navid assists clients in key Port Moody locations, including
- Suter Brook and Newport Village for walkable condo and townhome living
- Heritage Mountain and Heritage Woods for family homes close to nature
- College Park and Glenayre for established communities with character homes
Use the map and listing sections on the site to explore available homes, then contact Navid when you are ready to talk about specific streets or properties.
Featured Port Moody homes and listings
On this page you can browse selected Port Moody homes grouped by neighbourhoods and property types. You can quickly see examples that match different budgets and lifestyles.
Click any featured property for full details or reach out to Navid to arrange a private viewing or request a custom search.
Why Work With Me as Your Port Moody Realtor
Clients choose Navid as their Port Moody realtor because he focuses on clear advice and practical results.
- Knowledge of both lifestyle and investment factors in each Port Moody area
- Experience helping clients move between Port Moody, Coquitlam, Burnaby and the North Shore
- Calm and realistic advice when you weigh different options
How I Help You Find the Right Home in Port Moody
Navid listens to what matters most to you, whether that is walkability, access to transit, schools or quiet streets near nature. He recommends suitable areas and creates a focused search so new listings that match your needs reach you quickly.
When you find a serious option, he reviews building history or local sales, explains value in simple terms and guides you through offers and inspections. If you are selling, he prepares your home for the market and negotiates to protect your interests.
Port Moody real estate questions
Is Port Moody a good place to buy for long term growth?
Port Moody benefits from SkyTrain access, waterfront amenities and ongoing interest from buyers who value lifestyle. As with any market, results vary by street and building, and Navid will walk you through the details for the areas you are considering.
Do you work with both local clients and people moving in from other cities?
Yes. Navid helps local residents move within Port Moody and clients relocating from the North Shore or core Vancouver who want a different pace of life.
Which Port Moody neighbourhood is right for me?
Suter Brook and Newport Village suit buyers who want to walk to shops, restaurants and SkyTrain. Heritage Mountain and Heritage Woods appeal to families who want newer homes close to trails. College Park and Glenayre offer established streets and character homes on larger lots. Navid will narrow this down quickly once he understands your daily routine and your budget.
Is Port Moody a good place to live for families?
Many families choose it for the trails, the waterfront at Rocky Point, local schools and the smaller city feel while staying connected to Vancouver by SkyTrain. The main consideration is that inventory is limited compared with Coquitlam, so the right home does not always come up exactly when you want it. Navid will set up a focused search so you hear about suitable listings early.
Should I buy a condo near SkyTrain or a house on Heritage Mountain?
A condo in Suter Brook or Newport Village gives you walkability, lower maintenance and easy transit access. A house on Heritage Mountain or in Heritage Woods gives you space and quiet but relies more on driving. Navid will compare the monthly cost and the likely resale picture for both so the decision rests on numbers, not only preference.
What should I review before buying a strata property in Port Moody?
Ask for the Form B information certificate, the last two years of meeting minutes, the depreciation report, the contingency reserve fund balance and details of any planned special levies. Building age, envelope history and rental or pet bylaws all matter. Navid goes through these documents with you during the subject removal period.
How does Port Moody compare with Coquitlam and Burnaby on price?
Port Moody often sits between the two, with walkable transit oriented condos priced against similar Burnaby product and detached homes competing with Coquitlam. Because the market here is small, a single street or building can shift the picture. Navid will pull current comparable sales in all three cities rather than relying on general averages.
Our local Realtors have extensive knowledge of these North Vancouver communities and can help you compare neighbourhoods, understand the market, and find the right home with confidence.
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