How do tax sales work in New Brunswick?

In New Brunswick, municipal tax sales occur when property owners fail to pay property taxes for 2-3 years. The municipality registers a tax arrears certificate, offers a redemption period, then sells the property via public tender (sealed bids submitted before a deadline). The winning bid must meet the cancellation price — the total of all unpaid taxes, interest, and costs.

Are there tax sale properties for sale in New Brunswick right now?

Yes — there are currently 82 active tax sale properties listed in New Brunswick. Browse all listings at taxsalesproperty.ca/tax-sales/new-brunswick/

Where can I find past tax sale results for New Brunswick?

Historical New Brunswick tax sale records are publicly available at https://taxsalesproperty.ca/tax-sale-results/?province=NB. This includes past sold, cancelled, and postponed sales with minimum bid data.

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New Brunswick Tax Sale Properties

Discover 82 active tax sale property listings in New Brunswick. Browse below-market opportunities from municipal tax sales.

calendar_today Published: Oct. 6, 2021 · update Updated: July 17, 2026

Quick Answer: New Brunswick tax sale properties are sold by municipalities through public tender (sealed bids) when property taxes go unpaid for 2–3 years. There are currently active tax sale listings in New Brunswick. The minimum bid starts at the cancellation price — total back taxes, interest, and costs owed — which can be significantly below assessed market value. Buyers receive a tax deed that clears most private liens. Always search for Crown interests (CRA tax liens) before bidding. Browse all New Brunswick tax sale listings and sign up for free alerts at taxsalesproperty.ca.

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