Canada / New Brunswick
New Brunswick's growing rental market with Residential Tenancies Tribunal oversight, rent increase rules, and bilingual document requirements.
Regulatory Framework
New Brunswick residential tenancies are governed by the Residential Tenancies Act and regulated by the Residential Tenancies Tribunal (RTT). New Brunswick introduced rent increase caps in 2022, limiting annual increases to a percentage set by the province. Landlords must give at least two months' notice for rent increases using prescribed forms. Security deposits are capped at one month's rent and must be deposited with the Residential Tenancies Tribunal within 15 days. The RTT handles all disputes including evictions, deposit claims, and rent increase challenges. Bilingual (English/French) documentation is common given NB's official bilingualism.
Key Rules at a Glance
Built for New Brunswick
Annual rent increase cap applied automatically to scheduled increases. Notices generated with correct cap percentages and two-month notice periods.
Security deposit tracking with RTT filing reminders within the 15-day window. Move-out reconciliation and return workflows within legislated timelines.
Notices, lease agreements, and tenant communications generated in English and French to meet New Brunswick's bilingual requirements.
Evidence packages formatted for Residential Tenancies Tribunal hearings: payment histories, inspection reports, and maintenance logs in required format.
Coverage
Revun handles Residential Tenancies Act (NB) compliance so you can focus on your portfolio.
