Greater Moncton Dashboard
Data refers to the Southeast New Brunswick region unless otherwise specified. Southeast New Brunswick includes Westmorland, Albert, and Kent counties.
Population
226,082
+1.5% YOY
Median age
44.4 Years
Total population increase**
3,284
Permanent Resident Admission*
750
+150% YOY
*Greater Moncton CMA: indicates number of permanent residents admitted to Canada with Greater Moncton as their CMA of intended destination
** 2018/2019 represents July 2018-June 2019
Unemployment rate
7.4%
-1.4% YOY
Labour force participation rate
65.5%
+1.5% YOY
Median Total Income – Couples
$90,770
+1.6% YOY
Minimum wage
$11.75/hour
+37.6% since 2010
Public University Enrolment*
Total
6,287
+2.4% YOY
Public University Enrolment*
International Students
967
+10.3% YOY
Bilingual Population
(English/French)
50.6%
Working-Aged Population with
Post-Secondary Education
63.7%
Job
Postings†
5,338
+59.7% YOY
*Mount Allison University and Université de Moncton Campus de Moncton
† nbjobs.ca/stats/hiringdemand/southeast
Building permit values – non-residential*†
$15,186,000
-47.32% YOY
Building permit values
– residential*†
$52,748,000
+47.32% YOY
Vacancy rates –
commercial*
11.1%
-1.0% YOY
Vacancy rates –
residential*
2.7%
0.3% YOY
Rent –
commercial*
$25.18/psf
0.0% YOY
Average apartment rent
– residential*
$896/month
+7.8% YOY
Housing
starts*
276
+36.0% YOY
AVERAGE
HOME PRICE*
$293,700
+35.8% YOY
*Greater Moncton CMA
† Represented in thousands
Active Businesses*
3,904
+5.7% YOY
Net monthly business openings/closures*†
11 net closures
GDP*
$7.7 billion
+3.8% YOY
International Export value*
$538.4 million
+53% YOY
Top industries by employment
Wholesale and retail trade
16.3%
Health care and social assistance
15.4%
Manufacturing
7.8%
Top occupations by employment
Sales and service
occupations
28.8%
Business, finance and
administration occupations
16.2%
Trades, transport and equipment operators
and related occupations
13.8%
*Greater Moncton CMA
† Experimental data – interpret with caution.
Net business openings indicates business openings minus business closures. Business closures indicates the number of businesses that previously had a positive number of employees and now have zero employees. Closures are not necessarily permanent.
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