New Brunswick Real Estate News

Posthaste: Mortgage borrowers who held out for lower rates are paying the price

Not their parents' financial plan: Gen Z Canadians skip saving for a down payment and splurge on travel

How mini galleries are helping artists get their work noticed in Moncton | CBC NewsFive mini-art galleries are helping local artists get more display space and sell their artwork in downtown Moncton, N.B.

Almost anything you can plug in can now be recycled in N.B. | CBC NewsChanges in legislation expanded the list of electronic items eligible for recycling in New Brunswick starting Jan. 1. The Electronic Products Recycling Association welcomes the move and encourages people to use its website to navigate the update.

$750,000 Homes in New Brunswick, CanadaA cliffside home overlooking Lake Utopia, a waterfront home on Shediac Bay and a five-acre property near trails.

Canada’s Housing Design Catalogue: Ready for UseFull technical design packages for the Housing Design Catalogue released.

Province urges people to conserve water this winter as drought conditions remain 'extreme' | CBC NewsOn the heels of a summer drought and with record-low groundwater levels in some areas, the province is urging New Brunswickers to continue conserving water.

N.B. housing market could have some balance on the horizon | CBC NewsNew Brunswick's housing market might find some stability soon, according to numbers from the Canadian Real Estate Association. Stats from September show a decrease in houses sold as well as steadier price increases.

September N.B. home sales plunged in two cities: report

N.B. real estate market starting to become more balancedAfter being a seller’s market for several years, the province’s real estate market is starting to even out, says Kim Hunter, a director of the New Brunswick Real Estate Board. She says homes are taking a bit longer to sell and prices are rising less

How one mayor says he'll beat the provincial tax freeze

'Gold standard' radon testing kits now available at all 63 N.B. public libraries | CBC NewsThe New Brunswick government is now providing free radon testing kits at all 63 public libraries in the province.

Thousands of Ontarians still moving to New Brunswick: new data

End of interest-free loan program puts a pause on energy upgrades for some N.B. homeowners | CBC NewsThe federal government closed applications to the Canada Greener Homes loan program on Oct. 1, leaving homeowners unable to access interest-free loans for energy efficiency upgrades to their homes. Industry groups say that's causing 'shock waves.'

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