New Brunswick Self-Storage Market Reports
New Brunswick
Self-Storage Market Reports
Five individual market surveys and a provincial comparative study covering the province’s three CMAs and two northern regional centres, current to June 2026.
Individual Market Surveys
Each survey is a comprehensive analysis of a single New Brunswick market, covering existing supply, demographic profile, housing and residential development, demand drivers, feasibility, and a market outlook with recommendations.
Moncton
The largest city in New Brunswick and the logistics hub of the Maritimes, with one of the fastest-growing populations of any Canadian CMA and a compelling Atlantic storage demand environment.
Saint John
New Brunswick’s historic port city and industrial heart, home to Canada’s largest refinery and a recovering, immigration-led population on the Bay of Fundy.
Fredericton
The provincial capital and a government, university and technology centre, with a diversified, recurring demand base and the most fragmented supply of the province’s three largest markets.
Miramichi
The largest city in northern New Brunswick and principal service centre for the Miramichi valley, a small but genuinely underserved market with no national-chain presence.
Edmundston
The strongly Francophone service centre for northwest New Brunswick’s Madawaska region, a small, stable forestry-anchored market served entirely by local independents.
New Brunswick
A like-for-like comparative analysis of all five markets, with provincial and national context, a development pipeline review, and a consolidated cross-market ranking.
The Complete New Brunswick Bundle
All five city surveys plus the provincial comparative study, delivered together. The full New Brunswick picture for serious investors, developers, and operators.
Decision-Ready Analysis
Sourced From Authoritative Data
Our analysis draws on Statistics Canada census and population estimates, CMHC housing and rental data, provincial statistics sources, CREA and provincial REALTORS® MLS® data, CBRE Canada, StorTrack, and operator-level pricing surveys. Supply estimates are derived from publicly available facility data and verified against operator websites and third-party listings.