Saint John and area
October 2026
A closed month, recorded rather than remembered. Everything here is the figure that was true at the time and it does not change.
What sold
Every residential sale in the board's region: single-family homes, condos, townhouses and the rest.
- $333,000
- Middle sale price
- 193
- Homes sold
- 100.9%
- Of asking
- 28 days
- To sell
+5.7% on a year
-13.8% on a year
104.6% a year before
24.5 days a year before
Single-family homes are the board's own category: detached and semi-detached houses. Condos and townhouses count only in all properties.
- $345,000
- Middle sale price
- 168
- Single-family homes sold
- 101.5%
- Of asking
- 29 days
- To sell
+9.5% on a year
-11.6% on a year
105.1% a year before
24.5 days a year before
Completed sales across the board region, which is wider than the towns this team lists in most.
What was for sale
Every home for sale: single-family homes, condos, townhouses, duplexes and the rest.
- $439,900
- Middle asking price
- 356
- Homes listed
- 40 days
- Sitting on market
Single-family homes are the listings the feed calls a house. Condos, townhouses, garden homes and anything listed as a duplex or larger count only in all properties.
- $454,900
- Middle asking price
- 223
- Single-family homes listed
- 35 days
- Sitting on market
189 homes listed in September 2026 had left the market by this reading.
64 homes that stayed listed lowered their asking price, by a middle amount of $20,050. That counts asking price cuts on standing inventory, not what anything sold for, and a home that cut and then sold is counted as having left the market rather than here.
These figures also counted homes in other provinces, in towns that share a name with towns near Saint John, such as Kingston in Nova Scotia and Hampton in Prince Edward Island. We found the mistake on 3 November 2026 and count New Brunswick homes only from November on, so these figures can’t be compared with later months.
Asking prices on homes listed at the time, not sold prices. “Left the market” is not a sales figure: a listing also leaves when it expires, is withdrawn, or is relisted, and it counts homes of every kind.
The benchmark home
The index that prices one specified house every month had it at $354,500 in October 2026 across all properties, +0.9% against a year earlier. For single-family homes it stood at $357,100, +0.7%.
Sources: the New Brunswick Real Estate Board's monthly report and CREA's MLS® Home Price Index, plus this site's own recorded reading of active listings. The Ellis Team at REAL Brokerage.