The Financial and Consumer Services Commission (FCNB) is aware that new forms of deposits are becoming available for real estate transactions, including crypto currency and deposit bonds. 

With title fraud on the rise across Canada, the New Brunswick Real Estate Association and the Financial and Consumer Services Commission remind real estate agents and licensees to help prevent frau

A rental scam circulating in the province has fraudsters advertising properties online for rent that they do not own, using information and photos from legitimate real estate listings.

The Financial and Consumer Services Commission of New Brunswick (FCNB) is warning New Brunswickers about several new “pop-up agencies” that are trading in real estate without a licence.

The Financial and Consumer Services Tribunal approved a settlement agreement with Royal LePage Atlantic, Ian Wilkie and Ralph Stephen (the Respondents) in a

The Real Estate Board of Fredericton has identified a rental scam that is currently circulating in the area.