Housing and property

Affordable Rental Housing Program
The federal and provincial governments have signed a cost-sharing arrangement to create new rental housing units for low- and moderate-income households.
Housing Development Incentive Program
This program is for developers and builders of multi-family buildings to create additional rental units within the province.
HST rebate on eligible purpose-built rental housing
Government initiatives aimed at addressing housing need.
Rental Rehabilitation Assistance Program and Rental Conversion Program
Programs offering financial help for repairs, conversions and creating accessible units for low-income tenants.
Shelter Enhancement Program
Funding to build and repair shelters and housing for people who are fleeing domestic violence.

Emergency shelters
Emergency shelters in New Brunswick.
HUB drop-in centers
Drop-in centres offer support and connect homeless individuals with services.
Second stage housing
Safe and affordable housing for women and children who have experienced violence.
Transition houses
Transition houses provide shelter, crisis intervention and referral services for women and their children who are victims of violence and abuse.
Youth housing
Emergency shelters and transition houses for youth without safe shelter.

Enhanced Energy Savings Program
The Enhanced Energy Savings Program targets homes in need of energy efficiency upgrades, especially those needing insulation and air sealing.
Home Completion Loan Program
Provides financial assistance to low- and modest-income families to help them complete partially constructed homes.
Homeownership Assistance Program
Provides financial assistance to low- and modest-income families to help them buy or build their first home.
Homeowner Repair Program
A cost sharing-arrangement between the federal and provincial governments which offers financial help for repairs and modifications to low-income homeowners and seniors.
Off-reserve Home Ownership Program
The Off-Reserve Aboriginal Home Ownership Program (ORAH) provides financial assistance to off-reserve Indigenous households with modest incomes.

Land registration
Land registration and other real property information. 
Property assessments
Information regarding property assessments, including applying for a review and property tax relief. 
Property assessments and sales search
Service New Brunswick’s online property assessment. 
Property Tax Equalized Payment Plan
The EPP is a convenient voluntary payment plan that allows eligible homeowners to pay their annual property tax in twelve equal monthly payments without incurring a penalty.
Property tax sale
How property tax sales work and the process of the sale. 
Property Tax Relief
Property Tax relief may be available to those who own property in New Brunswick.
Property taxes
Resources about your property taxes including making a payment, tax statements, tax credits, and more. 
Residential Property Tax Credit
The Residential Property Tax Credit can give property owners a tax break on their principal residence.
Surplus property
Map of New Brunswick surplus property for sale.

Renting in New Brunswick
Information and services for tenants and landlords.
Cannabis
Landlords can restrict smoking and growing cannabis, but not overall cannabis use.
Emergencies/repairs
What to do in emergencies or when there is a need for repairs or maintenance.
Evictions
How and when a landlord can evict a tenant, and what to do if you are facing an eviction.
Find a form
Quickly find online and printable forms for tenants and landlords, all in one place.
Lease information
Learn about leases, inspections, and how to properly change, assign or end a lease.
Rent increases
Information about rent caps, rent increases and how to request a review from the Tenant and Landlord Relations Office.
Rights and responsibilities of landlords
In New Brunswick, the Residential Tenancies Act outlines the rights and responsibilities of landlords.
Rights and responsibilities of renters
In New Brunswick, the Residential Tenancies Act outlines the rights and responsibilities of renters.
Security deposits
How it works, claims against a deposit and how to request the return of a deposit.
Solve a problem
Landlords and tenants can use these steps and services to solve a problem.

Canada-NB Housing Benefit
The Canada-New Brunswick Housing Benefit is a shared funding initiative between the federal and provincial governments.
Public housing
Housing NB owns a variety of rental units across the province for families and individuals.
Portable Rent Supplement Program
Subsidized housing for people living with a disability.
Rent bank
Grant opportunity for renters experiencing an unplanned financial crisis.
Rent Supplement Program
This program funds the difference between the rent that a household pays and the unit's market value rent.
Rural and Indigenous Housing Program
A program for households in rural communities and off-reserve Indigenous households to obtain affordable housing.

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