Mortgage Calculator β New Brunswick, Canada
Pre-filled with New Brunswick's average home price of C$300000, property tax of C$2400/year, and a 5-year fixed rate of 4.31%. Adjust any value below.
OSFI Stress Test: You must qualify at 7.24% (contract rate + 2%) under Canada's mortgage stress test rules. This calculator shows your actual payment β your lender will verify you can afford the stress-test rate.
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New Brunswick Housing Market
New Brunswick has seen significant price increases since 2020, driven by remote-worker relocation from larger cities. Moncton has emerged as a strong growth market. Despite appreciation, the province remains among Canada's most affordable for homebuyers.
Buying in New Brunswick
New Brunswick offers strong value for money, particularly for buyers relocating from expensive markets. A C$300,000 average price means monthly payments are very manageable at current rates, even with 5β10% down payment scenarios.
Land Transfer Tax
New Brunswick charges a Land Transfer Tax of 1.0% of the greater of the purchase price or assessed value. This is one of the lower rates in Canada and is straightforward to calculate.
CMHC Default Insurance
CMHC insurance applies to insured purchases. New Brunswick's relatively low prices mean first-time buyers can enter the market with a 5% down payment and reasonable insurance premiums.
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