Moncton is Officially a Sellers’ Market. 3 Things You Must Know Before Listing Your Home.

If you’re from the East Coast, chances are you’ve heard that Shediac, NB is home to Canada’s warmest saltwater beaches, and the world’s largest lobster. But if you’ve had a chance to visit, you know that Shediac is home to a unique feeling all its own.

“It’s so quiet and peaceful here, and yet, you are in the heart of downtown”--Natalie

“Like something from a movie”--Christie

“It feels so warm and inviting”--Cearagh

Looking for a home in a well-established neighbourhood with wide tree-lined streets, close to  parks, walking trails, schools, and within walking distance to amenities like grocery stores and coffee shops? Then look no further than Fairview Knoll in Moncton’s other ‘north end’. Located in the northeast corner of Moncton nestled in between McLaughlin Drive and Elmwood Drive lies, in my opinion, one of Moncton’s best kept secrets.

Have you ever dreamed of living in a castle? Hailed as one of Atlantic Canada’s most unique properties, Castle Manor is a Gothic Revival estate-turned-luxury-condos castle located at the corner of Mountain Road and Archibald Street in Moncton. Once an orphanage and then a senior citizen’s home, this unique heritage property was built around 1906 and brings an old-world sense of grandeur to the heart of Moncton.

I am fortunate to work alongside my parents, Roger and Rachel Leblanc, as Realtors®, every single day at Re/max Avante. 

Recently, both Dad and I engaged the help of a local agency to conduct research with our past clients. The firm interviewed people who had worked with either of us throughout the past few years and asked them a series of questions about their experiences.

Two things are more valuable than money: time and energy.

In fact, I’ve heard it said that money is just a medium that we use to exchange energy in the first place. This is why I love innovations that allow us to keep more of our most precious resources. When time and energy saving innovations make their way into the home, I can’t help but pay attention.