HouseCA$379,900
Saint John
2 bd 2 ba 146 m²
Saint John Real Estate: Houses and Condos in Atlantic Canada
172 homes and apartments for sale in Saint John, Canada.
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Properties for sale in Saint John
24 properties shown
House
HouseCA$700,000
Saint John
8 bd 5 ba
HouseCA$299,900
Saint John
3 bd 2 ba
HouseCA$529,900
Saint John
3 bd 4 ba
HouseCA$399,900
Saint John
3 bd 3 ba
CA$389,900
Saint John
2 bd 2 ba
HouseCA$320,000
Saint John
4 bd 1 ba
HouseCA$389,800
Saint John
5 bd 2 ba
HouseCA$394,900
Saint John
2 bd 1 ba
HouseCA$399,900
Saint John
2 bd 1 ba
HouseCA$394,900
Saint John
2 bd 1 ba
HouseCA$399,900
Saint John
3 bd 3 ba
HouseCA$4,990,000
Saint John
5 bd 6 ba
HouseCA$1,180,000
Saint John
3 bd 3 ba
HouseCA$203,999
Saint John
4 bd 1 ba
HouseCA$450,000
Saint John
3 bd 3 ba
HouseCA$299,900
Saint John
6 bd 2 ba
HouseCA$209,900
Saint John
3 bd 2 ba
HouseCA$229,900
Saint John
3 bd 2 ba
HouseCA$975,000
Saint John
5 bd 4 ba
HouseCA$599,000
Saint John
5 bd 2 ba
HouseCA$329,900
Saint John
3 bd 2 ba
HouseCA$449,900
Saint John
4 bd 3 ba
HouseCA$150,000
Saint John
3 bd 1 ba
Buyer's guide: Saint John
Searches for Saint John can mean two different places: Saint John, New Brunswick, on the Bay of Fundy, or St. John's, the capital of Newfoundland and Labrador. Our 171 listings under this name show a median asking price of €212,499 (converted from Canadian dollars); check the province on each listing before you shortlist.
Price bands
Figures are asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad, shown in euros. The central half of the market is from €144,111 to €288,316, and the median home measures 146 m².
| Measure | Saint John |
|---|---|
| Listings | 171 |
| Median asking price | €212,499 |
| p25 to p75 | €144,111 to €288,316 |
| Median size | 146 m² |
What is for sale
Houses lead with 111 listings, followed by apartments (32), land (19) and commercial (9). Three-bedroom homes (52) dominate, with 25 two-bedroom, 19 four-bedroom and 16 of five-plus. There are few one-bedroom listings, so this is mainly a family and retiree market.
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Two cities, one name
Saint John, New Brunswick, is a port city with a historic uptown, a large refinery and the famous Reversing Falls. St. John's, Newfoundland, is a colourful harbour capital with a colder, windier climate. Both are affordable by Canadian standards, with a small buyer pool, and both have long winters.
If you mean St. John's, the surrounding markets are St. John's itself, Torbay, Paradise, Conception Bay South and Bay Roberts. For New Brunswick, the nearest large market in our network is Greater Moncton, in a different part of the province.
Check the province before you check the price: the same name covers two very different local markets.
Foreign buyers in Atlantic Canada
The federal ban on foreign purchases of residential property runs to 1 January 2027 and focuses on urban areas, with exceptions. New Brunswick charges a real property transfer tax of about 1%, while Newfoundland and Labrador charges registration fees but no land transfer tax (approx.; verify locally). Non-residents are often asked for deposits of 35% or more.
See our Canada buying guide, Canada financing and the Canada overview.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Buying property in Saint John: FAQ
Is Saint John in New Brunswick or Newfoundland?
The name applies to both cities, written differently. Check the province on each listing.
Are prices low?
The median is €212,499, below most large Canadian metro areas.
Is there a transfer tax?
New Brunswick charges about 1%; Newfoundland has registration fees but no land transfer tax. Verify.
Can foreigners buy?
The federal ban applies to many buyers until 1 January 2027, with exceptions.
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