Property Management New Brunswick
Property management across New Brunswick.
From the Hub City to the Bay of Fundy, TruHomestay manages rental properties for owners across the province — one local team, one standard of service.
2.9%
Provincial rental vacancy (2025)
$1,307
Average provincial rent (2025)
6
Cities and regions covered
0
Province-wide STR licensing framework
New Brunswick's rental market has tightened noticeably over the past few years. The province-wide vacancy rate stood at 2.9% in 2025, up slightly from 2%, while average rent climbed to $1,307 — still lower than most of Canada, but rising fast enough that owners without professional management are increasingly leaving money on the table.
At the same time, New Brunswick remains the only Maritime province without a province-wide short-term rental licensing framework, which means the rules differ meaningfully from city to city — Fredericton has a specific bylaw; Moncton, Dieppe, Riverview, Saint John, and Bathurst currently don't. Navigating that patchwork is one of the most common reasons owners bring in professional management rather than self-managing.
TruHomestay operates across Greater Moncton today and is actively expanding into Fredericton, Saint John, and Bathurst. Wherever your property sits in New Brunswick, we bring the same standard: local market knowledge, transparent monthly reporting, and one accountable team for leasing, maintenance, and guest or tenant communication.
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Market Insight
A province-wide market in motion
New Brunswick's population growth — especially in Greater Moncton, which grew 5.1% between mid-2023 and mid-2024, second only to Calgary among Canadian metros — has outpaced new housing supply in most regions, tightening vacancy and pushing up rents even in traditionally affordable markets like Saint John.
Know the Rules
A patchwork of rules, city by city
New Brunswick is the only Maritime province without a province-wide short-term rental licensing framework, so rules are set city by city. Fredericton is currently the only municipality with a specific bylaw on the books; Moncton, Dieppe, Riverview, Saint John, and Bathurst have no local STR licensing requirement today, though that can change as councils continue to study the issue.
Why TruHomestay
Property management, done locally.
Coverage across six regions
Moncton, Dieppe, Riverview, Fredericton, Saint John, and Bathurst — one team, consistent service everywhere we operate.
We track every city's rules
New Brunswick's short-term rental rules vary by municipality. We stay current so you don't have to.
Built for a tightening market
Provincial rents are climbing and vacancy is falling — we price and position properties to capture that demand.
Transparent, consistent reporting
Every owner gets the same clear monthly reporting standard, no matter which New Brunswick city their property is in.
Common Questions
Frequently asked
Wherever your property is in New Brunswick, let's talk.
Tell us about your property and we'll follow up with a plan built for your specific city and market.
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