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Towns in Newfoundland & Labrador

14 towns — every community listed with real estate guides and local insights.

Newfoundland's towns range from the aviation legend of Gander to the Viking-touched harbour of Bonavista, the iceberg alley town of Twillingate, and the island magic of Fogo Island. Most offer genuine affordability — homes well under $300,000 — in communities where neighbours still know each other's names.

14 towns

All Newfoundland & Labrador Towns

Select any community to explore homes for sale, market data, and local real estate guides.

Gander
Central NL · Airport hub · Pop. 11,688
Grand Falls-Windsor
Central NL · Regional centre · Pop. 14,089
Clarenville
Bonavista Bay · Growing hub · Pop. 6,300
Marystown
Burin Peninsula · Marine history
Carbonear
Avalon North · Historic town
Harbour Grace
Avalon · Amelia Earhart history
Stephenville
West NL · Airport · Regional services
Deer Lake
West NL gateway · Airport access
Springdale
Notre Dame Bay · Resource economy
Bonavista
Heritage town · Iceberg viewing
Trinity
Historic outport · Architecture & arts
Twillingate
Notre Dame Bay · Iceberg Alley
Fogo Island
Remote island · World-class inn
Buchans
Central NL · Wilderness gateway

NL town living: Newfoundland towns offer some of the lowest home prices in Canada with zero provincial land transfer tax. Many waterfront and outport-adjacent communities have strong rental demand from tourists and remote workers. Canada's Home Real Estate covers every NL community.

Newfoundland & Labrador Real Estate — FAQ

Are Newfoundland towns affordable?

Yes — most NL towns have average home prices between $150,000 and $280,000, far below the national average. Combined with no land transfer tax, closing costs are very manageable.

What is Fogo Island known for?

Fogo Island is known for the world-renowned Fogo Island Inn, its iceberg-season tourism, and a growing international profile as a remote-work and artistic destination in Newfoundland.

Is Gander a good place to buy real estate?

Gander has a stable economy anchored by its airport, healthcare, and government services. Prices are affordable and the community is welcoming, making it a solid choice for first-time buyers.

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