Property Management Riverview
Property management for New Brunswick's largest town.
Riverview is bigger than four New Brunswick cities and consistently ranks among the region's most livable communities — TruHomestay helps owners manage rental property here with a local touch.
20,584
Population (2021 census)
5th
Largest municipality in New Brunswick
45.2
Median resident age
$92,700
Average individual income
Riverview sits on the south side of the Petitcodiac River, directly across from Moncton and Dieppe, and despite being officially a "town" it's the fifth-largest municipality in New Brunswick — more populous than Edmundston, Bathurst, Campbellton, or Miramichi. It has built its reputation as a family-friendly alternative to city living: Mill Creek Nature Park, the Riverfront Trail, and the Riverview Arts Centre give it a small-town feel, while the bridge into Moncton keeps everything else within easy reach.
That positioning shows up in the numbers. Riverview's average household income runs well above the regional average, and home prices have generally stayed more affordable than comparable Moncton or Dieppe neighbourhoods — which tends to attract long-term, stable tenants rather than high-turnover renters.
For property owners, that means a different management approach than a downtown short-term rental: consistent tenant screening, responsive maintenance, and clear communication matter more here than dynamic nightly pricing. TruHomestay handles all of it, with the same reporting standard we apply across Greater Moncton.
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Market Insight
A stable, family-oriented market
With a median age of 45.2 and an average individual income of $92,700 — the highest of the three Greater Moncton municipalities — Riverview attracts tenants looking for stability over turnover, which typically means longer tenancies and lower vacancy risk for owners.
Know the Rules
Where Riverview stands on short-term rentals
New Brunswick is the only Maritime province without a province-wide short-term rental licensing framework, so rules are set city by city. Fredericton is currently the only municipality with a specific bylaw on the books; Moncton, Dieppe, Riverview, Saint John, and Bathurst have no local STR licensing requirement today, though that can change as councils continue to study the issue. Riverview does not currently have a short-term rental licensing bylaw.
Why TruHomestay
Property management, done locally.
We understand the family-market appeal
Mill Creek Nature Park, the Riverfront Trail, and Riverview's schools are exactly what draws long-term tenants here — we position and screen for that.
Stability-first management
Riverview rewards low turnover and responsive maintenance more than dynamic pricing. We manage accordingly.
Local, not remote
We're minutes across the bridge from Moncton — not a call centre in another province.
Transparent monthly reporting
Know exactly what your Riverview property earned and spent every month, with no surprises.
Common Questions
Frequently asked
Let's manage your Riverview property.
Tell us about your property and we'll follow up with a plan built for Riverview's tenant market.
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