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Cities in New Brunswick
8 cities — every community listed with real estate guides and local insights.
New Brunswick's eight cities anchor a province that is quietly becoming one of Canada's most attractive relocation destinations. Moncton leads in growth, Saint John has the harbour and refineries, Fredericton has the university and government hub. Dieppe is bilingual and fast-growing. NB has a low land transfer tax and some of the most affordable urban real estate in Canada.
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All New Brunswick Cities
Select any community to explore homes for sale, market data, and local real estate guides.
Buying in a New Brunswick city? NB's land transfer tax is 0.5% of the assessed value (not purchase price) — typically one of the lowest LTT bills in Canada. Real estate is regulated by the Financial and Consumer Services Commission of New Brunswick (FCNB).
New Brunswick Real Estate — FAQ
What is New Brunswick's land transfer tax?
NB charges 0.5% of the property's assessed value, not the purchase price. In practice, this is often lower than the actual LTT in provinces that charge on purchase price.
Is Moncton growing?
Yes. Moncton has been one of Atlantic Canada's fastest-growing cities, driven by its bilingual workforce, tech sector growth, and affordability relative to Toronto and Vancouver.
What is the average home price in New Brunswick?
As of early 2026, the New Brunswick average residential sale price is approximately $310,000–$355,000 — among the most affordable in Canada.