Looking for the perfect place to retire shouldn’t only be
about lowest taxes or best health care – it should be about
finding a community that will support your interests and
lifestyle. Enter beautiful New Brunswick, where the population
continues to grow at a comfortable pace with lots to attract
retirees. And why not? New Brunswick has it all.
Active. Attractive. A!ordable.
Everything you need in a retirement community!
What it’s like to live in New Brunswick
New Brunswick is one of Canada’s smallest provinces – about
the size of Ireland or Scotland – leaving plenty of space for its
750,000 residents to enjoy the great outdoors and buy prime
property at very affordable prices. It’s especially attractive for
those looking for a simpler lifestyle and for those who are
downsizing and don’t want to spend their life’s savings in
order to live comfortably.
There are young families migrating to New Brunswick, as
well as those in the Boomer Plus group. Housing is affordable,
where you can still find a bountiful three-acre piece of treed
land for under $20,000 dollars or build a dream home for
$160,000. Migrators often sell their home elsewhere in Canada
and live mortgage-free in New Brunswick.
Retire in Miramichi
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Retirement Miramichi offers a wide variety of rental homes
with a size and style to suit your budget and lifestyle. With
rents as low as $543/month, you’ll have more time and
money in your pocket to do the things you want to do.
Make the Right Move.
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Best retirement spots
Most popular communities for retirement include Miramichi,
Moncton, and Fredericton:
Miramichi
Ask any Miramichi migrator and they will agree that the top
reason to live in this beautiful city is due to the friendliness of its
residents. Situated along the world-famous salmon fishing river,
Miramichi is known as a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, with
endless cultural and natural experiences. Warm beaches are not
far, cost of living is one of the lowest in the country, and there
are minimal commute times so traffic reports are not necessary!
www.tourismnewbrunswick.ca • www.miramichi.org
Moncton
It may be the second largest city in New Brunswick but it’s still
relatively small, with a population of just over 70,000. Moncton
has a warm summer continental climate and while winters are
cold, the sun shines bright all year long. Greater Moncton (pop.
140,000) has emerged as one of the most desirable places in
Canada to live – more so than any other city in Atlantic C [