‘Ready to buy’: New Brunswick realtors ‘optimistic’ for 2023
She noted that when the interest rates did go up, it left some to move to other markets, which opened up housing in the area.
With that open housing market, it could open the doors for first-time home buyers.Story continues below advertisementAccording to the Greater Moncton Realtors du Grand Moncton, they’ve seen many of those young buyers shifting from the rental market to the housing market.
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