Moncton Real Estate Blog

Buying a Home in Moncton From Out of Province

Posted on Oct 21, 2026 in Buying a Home

Buying a home in Greater Moncton from out of province follows a familiar process, but a few New Brunswick differences can cost you a house if you miss them.

You've done the research. You've watched the videos, scrolled the listings, and probably wondered how homes here can be so much more affordable than back home. Now you're past browsing and actua...

Moncton, Dieppe & Riverview Property Tax: 2026 Rates Compared

Posted on Oct 19, 2026

Updated October 2026 with this year's rates

Here's what you'll actually pay in property tax in Moncton, Dieppe and Riverview in 2026, with rates side by side, what that means on a $400,000 home, water and sewer fees, and the break you get on the home you live in. Move five minutes from Moncton to Riverview and your yearly bill changes, so it's worth...

Moncton Real Estate in September: Steady Prices, More Choice

Posted on Oct 13, 2026

September's Greater Moncton real estate market update shows prices holding steady while sales fell 26%, giving buyers more choice and more room to negotiate. If you've been holding off on buying because you're hoping prices will come down, September didn't really deliver that.

The value of a typical home barely moved from a year ago. What did change...

Is Dieppe the Best Place to Live in Greater Moncton?

Posted on Sep 30, 2026 in Living in Greater Moncton

Living in Dieppe NB means higher home prices than Moncton, a strong French school system, and nearly everything you need within a short drive or bike ride. If you've been researching Greater Moncton from out of province, Dieppe has probably come up more than once. It's the smallest of the three cities, but it's grown the fastest, and plenty of peop...

What August's Numbers Say About Moncton Real Estate

Posted on Sep 09, 2026 in Greater Moncton Market Updates

August was a quiet month for Greater Moncton real estate, and the number that actually matters is the drop compared to last August, not the dip from July. Sales usually cool off a bit this time of year, so a slower month on its own isn't much of a story. What is worth talking about is how this August stacked up against last August, because that com...

Moncton Real Estate in July: Prices Held, Homes Took Longer

Posted on Aug 05, 2026 in Greater Moncton Market Updates

The July numbers are in from the New Brunswick Real Estate Board, and the Greater Moncton benchmark price that slipped in June has held steady this time.Last month we flagged the detached benchmark easing back to just over $394,000 and said the next month would tell us whether that was a one-month dip or the start of something softer. July answered...

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