george street: behind the doors of old fredericton
Posted on Sep 09, 2026
🏛️ George Street Fredericton: The History Behind Some of the City's Oldest Homes
🍁The Rob Brown Realty JournalWednesday | Fredericton History • Streets & Neighbourhoods
George Street is easy to overlook.
It doesn't have Queen Street's storefronts, Waterloo Row's riverfront setting or Brunswick Street's institutional landmarks. Much of it simply looks...
George Street is easy to overlook.
It doesn't have Queen Street's storefronts, Waterloo Row's riverfront setting or Brunswick Street's institutional landmarks. Much of it simply looks...
Back-to-school market
Posted on Sep 08, 2026
🎒 What August’s Numbers Are Telling Us About Fredericton’s September Real Estate Market
🍁The Rob Brown Realty JournalTuesday | Fredericton Real Estate Market Perspective
September has a reputation for changing the rhythm of the Fredericton real estate market.
Summer vacations end. School routines return. Families become more deliberate about moving. S...
September has a reputation for changing the rhythm of the Fredericton real estate market.
Summer vacations end. School routines return. Families become more deliberate about moving. S...
are we building the fredericton we want?
Posted on Sep 07, 2026
Are We Building the Fredericton We Actually Want? Growth, Housing & Preserving Character
🍁 The Rob Brown Realty JournalMonday | The Fredericton Conversation
Growth is happening. The harder question is what we want to keep while it does.
Fredericton is no longer talking about growth as something that might happen.
It is happening now.
The city estimates...
the long weekend, three ways
Posted on Sep 04, 2026
☀️ Labour Day Weekend Fredericton: Summer Soulsa, Mactaquac Craft Festival & a September Reset
🍁The Rob Brown Realty JournalFriday | Weekend Chapter
Summer Soulsa, Mactaquac Craft Festival — or staying home and quietly changing gears
Labour Day weekend around Fredericton has always been a bit of a contradiction.
The calendar says September. The afterno...
Summer Soulsa, Mactaquac Craft Festival — or staying home and quietly changing gears
Labour Day weekend around Fredericton has always been a bit of a contradiction.
The calendar says September. The afterno...
skyline acres: more than a subdivision
Posted on Sep 03, 2026
🏡 Skyline Acres Fredericton: Why Established Neighbourhoods Are Having Another Moment
🍁The Rob Brown Realty JournalWhy one of Fredericton's great 1960s neighbourhood experiments may be having another moment
There was a time when Skyline Acres was the new neighbourhood.
The houses were new. The trees were small. Streets such as Liverpool, Canterbury, B...
There was a time when Skyline Acres was the new neighbourhood.
The houses were new. The trees were small. Streets such as Liverpool, Canterbury, B...
history close to home
Posted on Sep 02, 2026
🏛️ Waterloo Row: The Houses That Watched Fredericton Grow
🍁The Rob Brown Realty JournalFrom Loyalist inns and a homemade radio station to a magazine-inspired “House of the Year,” one Fredericton street has been quietly collecting the city's stories for more than two centuries.
Drive, walk or cycle along Waterloo Row and it's easy to understand why it...