Don't move to Moncton!

Very Informative! Great job 😀

Lack of family doctors is strange for me as my mother lives in NB and seems to get a new doctor every year or two, as I live in Ontario and haven't had a family doctor for 8 years

Hey Guys , Nice videos have to appreciate!! As you guys are local & canadians therefore would like to know how's the reputation of Crandall University for Masters course ? You can simply answer : Good , Average & Bad. Looking forward for your revert :)

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Your videos are very informative 👌🏻 great

Oh my fiance and I were looking at this place when it showed up online! But we and our agent had concerns with the cost of running propane and the area. 🥲 I really did like the layout of the house! How high is the basement ceiling? It seems low.

Nice video, I love your salt and pepper Mr. Marc.

It would be like crawling out of a cesspool and into a botanical garden.

Can’t forget that houses and rent are way overpriced…

Loved your videos 😍😍😍😍😍

Hi there its me Shishir Regmi from Nepal and i am planning to me in Moncton as a international student . I am very afraid about two things , 1) Accommodation 2) Part time job I humbly request you to make video on this topic as soon as possible . Thank you for your time

Hi there its me Shishir Regmi from Nepal and i am planning to me in Moncton as a international student . I am very afraid about two things , 1) Accommodation 2) Part time job I humbly request you to make video on this topic as soon as possible . Thank you for your time

I discovered you and your channel while researching Moncton as I’m coming to Moncton in October 2024 to compete in a Strongman competition at the Moncton Coliseum Oct 11, 12 and 13. Looks like a wonderful city. I’m in Edmonton Alberta. Cheers. Martin

Oh, this makes me homesick 😢

Great video ! Thank you Denise and Marc

Great video😊

Thanks for the video. We are moving from Edmonton Alberta to Moncton and should be there next week. Looking to rent a place in Dieppe close to the Mall for work and looking forward to exploring the areas.

Hello, great video. Just a suggestion, maybe next time showcase the diversity in Moncton and how it can be more welcoming to newcomers. Thanks

What about Salisbury!?

Thank you for the beautiful video, Marc et Denise 👍

I came from a town in Ontario that suffered from similar issues. It took about forty years for the economy to finally deversify

You guys are great. I have bought a home in the US and sold it a few years later. The process is quite the same. You video is perfect, clear and well executed.

Keep in mind that local jobs pay less as well - so if you're not working remotely and have to get something local be sure to measure that against costs.

If you're going to move to NB you will save 30% or more purchasing a home 15-30 minutes outside of a big city but it comes with bigger lots for more privacy, less crime, lower taxes and small town vibes. The highways are great and traffic is always flowing easily.

I am in the construction field I do drywall installation for new built houses. How is it busy? And is it worth relocating from Ontario

I think so I find my real estate agents thank you guys

Stunning property!

Beautiful house

Good job team 🎉

Very good! Good job! I'm watching from Brazil

NEW BRUNSWICK is a toxic waist land people dont know what they are getting to

Great video guys thank you

We moved here 5 years ago and only stayed because we got in before property assessments went crazy and we are so far out in the country that we are practically living with the bears. If we were considering moving here today, property tax would be a deal breaker. The following examples are of houses in Shediac. It’s a similar story for Moncton. Ex. An owner occupied house sold in 2022 was assessed at 220K in 2022 and 350K in 2023. Taxes went from $3100 to $5100 Another owner occupied house right across the street sold in 2016 was assessed at 250K in 2022 and 350K in 2023. Taxes went from $3600 to $3900. Both houses have no changes made to them that year. There is no standard in the assessment increase nor tax rate increase. The justification for the assessment increase is the market value. The power that be forget that this increase is not realized until a house is sold. At this rate, people will be taxed right out of their homes. And what regular Joe would not be leery of buying if they get hit with a huge tax increase the following year? As for small Mom and Pop landlords, STAY AWAY. NB charges more for non-owner occupied houses and rent is limited due to the lower salaries. IF you get good paying tenants and maintenance is manageable, you may be left with crumbs. The rest will go to paying taxes. Ex. A rental property sold in 2022 went from assessed value of 228K in 2022 to 350K in 2023. Taxes was $3300 in 2022 to $7200 in 2023. This must be paid in lump sum. Non-owner occupied homes must pay property taxes by May 31 of each year, no options to do instalments. A common headline in the news is how much property values have increased. I think in the frenzy to boost the province’s image, it is forgotten that there are people behind these numbers. Most of us just want to live comfortably in a home whether it’s owned or rented. And this is getting to be impossible with the province bleeding home owners dry through taxes. This is all on top of the more expensive food and gas. A province is only as good as the contentment of its people. Advice for would be home owners in NB is to armed yourselves with info before buying. A good website is paol-efel.snb.ca/?lang=en or just google NB property assessment. As for home owners who disagree with their assessments, don't hesitate to ask for review every year. Just be aware that assessments come out January of every year and you have a limited time to request a review of 30 days. Most people get caught off guard because the tax amount doesn't show up until March and it's too late to request a review by then. Everything else is lovely! People, nature, the open spaces, the water, and even winter! :)

There is an obvious split in Moncton. French first and yes get rid of anyone from another province if not able to speak French.

they are only ones that know !!!

Very informative, thanks guys

New Brunswickers, in general, do not want more people coming here, either from other countries or canadian provinces. They believe more people moving to NB will add more problems to their catastrofic health care system, job market and housing crisis. Do a throrough research, read NB news, look for NB groups in social media and read the comments and postings about the cities you are interested in, before moving.

Moncton is the worst city of all Canada don't waste time there!!

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I'm going to Moncton soon and so your videos help me know a lot of useful information. Thank you so much.

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Good day guys, I wish I found your videos sooner. I am originally from New Brunswick and will be relocating back there from Ontario with my family. We have already been talking to aa agent in Moncton however I am extremely impressed with the information that you are supplying in your videos. Keep up the great work!

Great video Denise and Mark, thanks. Fourat

Thanks but no thanks.

Why do you emphasize only the English language in your videos, even though New Brunswick is bilingual?

Why do you emphasize only the English language in your videos, even though New Brunswick is bilingual?😢

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Hello! Where is the best area to live near to hospitals? I will there with my child so it’s important to me know that