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Towns in New Brunswick
14 towns — every community listed with real estate guides and local insights.
New Brunswick's towns include Loyalist-heritage gems like St. Andrews-by-the-Sea, the tidal marvel of Alma at the edge of Fundy National Park, and the covered-bridge country of Hartland. Sussex in the agricultural heartland, Riverview across from Moncton, and the Acadian coastal towns of Caraquet and Shippagan round out a province rich in cultural diversity and natural beauty.
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All New Brunswick Towns
Select any community to explore homes for sale, market data, and local real estate guides.
NB town real estate: New Brunswick towns are among the most affordable in Atlantic Canada. Average prices often range from $200,000 to $320,000 for detached homes. Low LTT and low property taxes make holding costs very manageable.
New Brunswick Real Estate — FAQ
What is Hartland, NB famous for?
Hartland is home to the world's longest covered bridge at 391 metres — a national historic site. It's a quiet, affordable community in the St. John River valley.
Is Riverview part of Moncton?
Riverview is a separate town across the Petitcodiac River from Moncton, but functionally part of the Greater Moncton area. It offers suburban living at prices typically below Moncton proper.
Is St. Andrews-by-the-Sea a good real estate market?
St. Andrews is New Brunswick's original resort town — a Loyalist gem on the Bay of Fundy. It attracts buyers seeking heritage homes, whale watching, and a refined small-town lifestyle. Prices are higher than rural NB but still modest nationally.