Atlantic Canadian Commercial Real Estate, from the ground up.
Maritime CRE is an independent commercial real estate advisory and research practice covering Atlantic Canada. We focus on the markets that national firms underserve — Moncton, Saint John, Fredericton, and Charlottetown — alongside Halifax, where we compete on depth of local knowledge rather than marketing budget.
Our research-first philosophy reflects a conviction that the best way to serve clients in a market is to understand it better than anyone else. Chronicle, our research division, produces quarterly market briefings distributed to institutional subscribers across Canada. Intel, our data division, maintains live submarket databases updated continuously.
This is not a brokerage website with a research blog. It is a research firm that happens to be run by a broker. The distinction matters because it shapes every client engagement — we advise from a position of independent market knowledge, not from a position of wanting to close a transaction.
Maritime CRE Team
REALTOR® · CRE Practice Lead · Century 21 Generation · Moncton, NB
Maritime CRE Team has focused on commercial real estate across Atlantic Canada for over a decade. His practice covers office, industrial, retail, and investment-grade multi-family assets across New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and Prince Edward Island.
Notable transaction experience includes multi-tenant office buildings in Halifax and Moncton, industrial land assembly in the Dieppe industrial corridor, and investment-grade multi-family portfolios in Fredericton and Saint John. All transactions are handled with strict confidentiality; specific details are available to qualified investors on request.
Methodology
Chronicle produces quarterly market reports for Atlantic Canada's commercial real estate submarkets. Reports cover office, industrial, retail, and multi-family sectors, with data updated each quarter.
CBRE, Avison Young, JLL public releases supplemented by direct landlord and tenant surveys. Transaction data draws on public registry records and disclosed closed transactions.
Total available space (direct + sublease) as a percentage of total inventory for the defined submarket boundary. Physically vacant space only — shadow space excluded.
Market average from closed investment transactions in the trailing twelve months. Outlier transactions excluded. Ranges reported when sample size is below 5.
Quarterly for major markets (Halifax, Moncton). Semi-annual for secondary markets (Saint John, Fredericton, Charlottetown, Dartmouth).