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Explore Greater Moncton

Discover the unique communities that make up Greater Moncton and find the perfect neighborhood for your lifestyle.

Moncton

The Hub City - Culture, Jobs & Community

Avg. Price: $355,000Explore →

Dieppe

Modern Living with Acadian Heart

Avg. Price: $385,000Explore →

Riverview

Small-Town Charm, Big-City Access

Avg. Price: $310,000Explore →

Why Work With Cameron?

Buying or selling a home is one of the biggest financial decisions you'll make - and probably one of the most emotional too. You don't need someone just to hype you up. You need someone who'll give you the real picture, even when it's not what you were hoping to hear.

I got into real estate because I genuinely enjoy helping people navigate something complicated and make a decision they feel good about. Whether that's a first-time buyer, someone moving from Ontario, trying to figure out if Moncton is the right fit, or a local family ready to make their next move.

I work by a simple principle: if you're asking the question, you deserve a straight answer. Costs, timelines, market realities, and a plan that works for you - nothing gets glossed over. That's not just good service, it's respect for the fact that you're making a serious decision with real money.

Honest Pricing Guidance

No sugarcoating. I'll give you a realistic assessment of what your home is worth and what you should expect to pay.

Transparent Market Data

Full access to real numbers, comparable sales, and market trends so you can make informed decisions.

No-Pressure Approach

Buy when you're ready, not when I'm ready. Your timeline, your terms, your decision.

Deep Local Knowledge

I made the move from Ontario to Greater Moncton and learned this market inside out. I know every neighborhood, school district, and hidden gem.

What Clients Are Saying

Real stories from real people I've had the privilege of helping.

“Cameron was honest with us from day one about what our home was worth. No inflated numbers to win our listing - just the truth. We sold in 14 days, above asking.”

Sarah & Mike Thompson

Seller

“As first-time buyers, we had a million questions. Cameron answered every single one with patience and zero pressure. He genuinely cared about finding us the right home, not just any home.”

Priya Desai

Buyer

“I've worked with several agents over the years, but Cameron's transparency about the market and his no-BS approach made all the difference. I trust him completely with my real estate investments.”

Jean-Marc Leblanc

Investor

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Real talk about buying, selling, and living in Greater Moncton.

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Latest Insights & Guides

Honest, in-depth articles to help you make smarter real estate decisions in Greater Moncton.

Costs

How Much Does It Cost to Buy a Home in Greater Moncton?

A full breakdown of closing costs, down payment requirements, legal fees, and hidden expenses - so there are no surprises on closing day.

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Comparisons

Moncton vs Dieppe vs Riverview: Which Community Is Right for You?

An honest side-by-side comparison of Greater Moncton's three main communities, covering lifestyle, home prices, schools, and amenities.

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Best Of

5 Best Neighborhoods for Families in Greater Moncton

Discover the top family-friendly neighborhoods with great schools, parks, safety ratings, and community vibes in Greater Moncton.

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Greater Moncton Real Estate Questions

Honest answers to the questions buyers, sellers, and downsizers are actually asking right now.

What is the average home price in Greater Moncton in 2026?
As of August 2026, the benchmark price for a typical home in Greater Moncton is $378,700, up 4.4% over the past twelve months but down 6.3% over the past three months as the spring premium came off. The median sale price in August was $357,000. Prices vary a lot by area. Moncton North is the tightest market at 3.4 months of inventory, while Moncton Centre sits at 11.4 months. Smaller bungalows in Riverview and condos in Dieppe are where the lower price points live.
Is the Moncton real estate market crashing in 2026?
No, but it has shifted. As of August 2026, sales are down 15% from last August, the lowest August total since 2016, and inventory sits at 6.2 months with homes taking a median of 47 days to sell. The benchmark price is still up 4.4% over twelve months but down 6.3% over the past three. That is a reset after the spring premium came off, and it gives buyers the most leverage they have had in Greater Moncton since 2019. Sellers who price to the current market still sell.
Who is the best REALTOR® in Greater Moncton?
There are many great REALTORS® in the area. Cameron Brioux is a licensed REALTOR® with eXp Realty serving Moncton, Dieppe, and Riverview, with over 6 years of local experience. Cameron specializes in honest data-driven guidance for buyers, sellers, downsizers, first-time buyers, and investors. The right agent for you is the one who treats your situation with the care it deserves and gives you straight answers.
Should I buy a home in Moncton, Dieppe, or Riverview?
Each city has its own personality. Moncton is the urban hub with the most amenities and job density. Dieppe is the family-focused, growing community with newer builds and an Acadian heart. Riverview is the quiet residential side with mature neighbourhoods, parks, and a small-town feel. Average prices: Moncton ~$355,000, Dieppe ~$385,000, Riverview ~$310,000. The right pick depends on your lifestyle, budget, and commute.
How much does it cost to buy a $300,000 home in New Brunswick?
For a $300,000 home in NB with the minimum 5% down, you need about $21,000 to $23,000 in cash up front. That includes a $15,000 down payment plus roughly $6,000 to $8,000 in closing costs (land transfer tax, lawyer fees, property tax adjustment). CMHC mortgage insurance is required under 20% down but is added to your mortgage, not paid up front.
How much does it cost to sell a house in New Brunswick?
Plan for roughly 5% real estate commission, $1,200 to $1,800 in legal fees, your remaining mortgage balance plus any prepayment penalty, and $2,000 to $6,000 for local moving. On a $400,000 sale, total selling costs typically land between $25,000 and $30,000 before mortgage payout. Use the Net Proceeds Calculator on the Downsizers page to plug in your specific numbers.
Who should I talk to about downsizing or moving up in Greater Moncton?
Cameron Brioux, a REALTOR® with eXp Realty, specializes in the two moves most Greater Moncton homeowners make at least once: downsizing out of a family home and moving up to a bigger one. Downsizers get a five-step playbook and honest net proceeds math. Move-up buyers get the full picture on their real equity, porting or breaking a mortgage, bridge financing, and the closing costs on both ends before they commit. Both start with a free, no-obligation conversation, and the calculators on this site let you run your own numbers first.
How is the real estate market in Moncton, NB?
As of August 2026, Greater Moncton is a buyer-leaning market after a spring peak. 255 homes sold in August, down 15% from a year earlier, against 461 new listings, and inventory reached 6.2 months, the highest August level since 2019. Homes sold at a median 96.6% of list price, which is roughly a $12,750 discount on a $375,000 listing. Prices are holding over twelve months, up 4.4%, but softened 6.3% over the summer. Cameron publishes these numbers every month in the Market Reports section.
Are house prices dropping in New Brunswick?
In Greater Moncton, prices have softened rather than collapsed. The benchmark price fell 6.3% over the three months to August 2026 as the spring premium came off, yet it remains 4.4% higher than a year ago and about 42% higher than five years ago. The median sale price in August was $357,000, down 1.6% from last August. So the honest answer is a modest pullback from a peak that gives buyers negotiating room. Values overall have held year over year. Conditions differ by area: Moncton North stays tight while Moncton Centre and Dieppe carry more inventory.
What are the expected house prices in New Brunswick in 2026?
Nobody can promise where prices land, and this site does not forecast. What the data shows as of August 2026: Greater Moncton's benchmark is $378,700, the year-to-date median is $361,500 and flat, and inventory at 6.2 months means sellers are competing for fewer buyers into the fall. If new listings keep outpacing sales, prices are more likely to drift sideways or ease than to climb. The monthly Market Report on this site tracks it as it happens, so you can plan a move on real numbers instead of predictions.

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