Goldfinch by Polygon – 628 Smith Avenue, Coquitlam

Goldfinch is Polygon’s next West Coquitlam presale, sitting at 628 Smith Avenue, a short walk from Burquitlam Station on the Millennium Line. The project is in the priority access registration phase as of early May 2026, which means the floor plans and pricing for Goldfinch by Polygon have not been publicly released. If you are serious about a Burquitlam presale this year, this is the moment to register your interest with Polygon and get on the priority list before the official sales launch.

Building Details and Amenities

Here is what is confirmed. Goldfinch by Polygon will deliver 184 homes across two 6-storey buildings, with one, two, and three bedroom floor plans. The two buildings sit around a central courtyard, and the homes are designed with open layouts, private balconies, and air conditioning. In-building amenities include a fitness studio, a multi-purpose room for residents, a bike repair area, a dog wash station, and secure parking. Polygon has not published a completion date for Goldfinch yet (not confirmed, needs verification with the sales team).

Transit Access and Commuting

The location is the story. Burquitlam Station is the gateway to the Millennium Line at the Coquitlam end. From Burquitlam to Lougheed Town Centre is two stops. Lougheed gets you the Expo Line transfer, T&T, the Walmart, and dozens of independent restaurants in Henderson Place. From Burquitlam to Waterfront downtown via Commercial-Broadway is around 40 to 45 minutes (verify with TransLink). For SFU students and staff, the 145 bus from Burquitlam Station to Burnaby Mountain takes about 15 minutes.

Burquitlam Neighbourhood and Local Amenities

The neighbourhood around Goldfinch by Polygon is the version of West Coquitlam that has actually filled in. Burquitlam Plaza, with its Save-On-Foods, Shoppers, Starbucks, BC Liquor, and the bubble tea row, is a few minutes on foot. Burquitlam Park is up the hill for everyday green space and a sports field. Mountain View Elementary is the catchment school. The Bettie Allard YMCA, with its pool, gym, and family programs, is across Clarke Road. Como Lake and the trail network sit a short drive east, and Cottonwood Park trails connect through to Lougheed.

Polygon’s Track Record in Burquitlam

If you have been watching this Polygon Burquitlam corridor, you already know that Cardinal and Skylark sold quickly through the Polygon priority program in 2024 and 2025. Polygon has been building in BC since 1980 and the Burquitlam neighbourhood has been one of their most active over the past five years. Their pattern at the registration phase is a private VIP preview, then a sales centre opening, then floor plans and pricing released to the priority list first. Buyers who register early typically see the Goldfinch by Polygon floor plans and pricing before the public release.

Who Goldfinch by Polygon likely suits. First-time buyers who want a 1 bedroom on the Millennium Line within walking distance of groceries, transit, and a park. Down-sizers from East Burnaby and Coquitlam Heights houses who want air conditioning, an elevator, and a real lobby. Investors hunting for a hold near a SkyTrain hub with both SFU and downtown commuter renter pools.

Important Things Buyers Should Know

Two cautions, because the user values honesty over salesmanship. Pricing is not public. Completion is not confirmed. If those numbers are deal-breakers for your timeline, do not commit until Polygon files the disclosure statement and releases the Goldfinch presale price list. If you are flexible and the priority list is the play, register now and ask for the Goldfinch floor plans the moment they go to the priority access phase.