Riverview prestige estates, golf course homes near Magnetic Hill, Bay of Fundy coastal properties, and executive residences in Moncton's established neighbourhoods.
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Moncton and Fredericton — river valley prestige homes, golf course estates, oceanfront properties on the Bay of Fundy, and heritage residences in the province's two major cities.
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Saint John River valley estates, golf course homes, heritage residences in the downtown corridor, and executive properties in Fredericton's established neighbourhoods.
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New Brunswick luxury estates — your questions answered
What is New Brunswick's land transfer tax?
New Brunswick charges an LTT of 0.5% of the property's assessed value — not the purchase price. Because assessed values are often lower than sale prices, NB's effective LTT rate is often the lowest in Atlantic Canada. On a $1.5M Moncton estate, the LTT is typically under $8,000.
Where are the most prestigious properties in New Brunswick?
Moncton's Royal Oaks Golf & Country Club area, the St. John River waterfront in Fredericton's south side, and the historic limestone estates of St. Andrews-by-the-Sea are NB's benchmark luxury locations. Saint John's renovated Victorian and Georgian heritage homes in the South End are a growing luxury niche.
Is Moncton growing as a luxury market?
Yes. Moncton has been Atlantic Canada's most dynamic real estate market since 2020, driven by interprovincial migration, its bilingual economy, and affordability relative to Toronto and Halifax. The Royal Oaks community is NB's most established luxury address.
What does luxury real estate cost in New Brunswick?
New Brunswick offers some of Canada's best luxury value. Custom estates start at $700,000 in Moncton and Fredericton, with most premier properties priced between $800,000 and $2M. Comparable properties in Ontario or BC would cost two to four times as much.