Dieppe, New Brunswick Canada

Renting in Dieppe in 2026

Greater Moncton rental context, honest local employer breakdown, and New Brunswick tenancy rules that apply.

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Population (2021)

28,114

Statistics Canada

Nearest major city

Moncton

About 10 minutes east of downtown Moncton

Region

Greater Moncton

a majority-francophone municipality inside Greater Moncton

Local boards

1 schools

public + Catholic

Section 1

Dieppe at a glance

Dieppe is one of the fastest-growing communities in New Brunswick, with a population of roughly 28,100 people as of Statistics Canada's 2021 Census, about 10 minutes east of downtown Moncton. It's a majority-francophone municipality inside Greater Moncton, with its own municipal government and school district distinct from Moncton's.

The local economy runs largely on retail and logistics, much of it concentrated along Dieppe's commercial corridors, with proximity to Greater Moncton Roméo LeBlanc International Airport adding a steady base of nearby employment. Because Dieppe functions as part of the same commuter market as Moncton and Riverview, rental demand tracks Greater Moncton's broader growth closely.

Section 2

Who works in Dieppe

The local economy runs on the following:

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    Greater Moncton's retail and logistics sector, much of which is based in Dieppe
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    Dieppe municipal services, the town's own government workforce
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    Greater Moncton Roméo LeBlanc International Airport (YQM), just across the municipal line

Section 3

Dieppe schools

Section 4

Dieppe landmarks and lifestyle

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    Dieppe Aquatic and Sports Centre, a major regional recreation facility
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    Ken Melanson Park, a central green space and events venue
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    Beausejour Trail, part of the region's multi-use trail network

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Nearby communities

Moncton

via Highway 15

10 min W

New Brunswick's largest rental market and Dieppe's neighbouring city.

Riverview

across the Petitcodiac River

20 min SW

The third municipality of Greater Moncton's tri-community area.

Shediac

toward the coast

20 min NE

A seasonal beach town known as New Brunswick's lobster capital.

Section 6

New Brunswick tenancy rules that apply in Dieppe

Every rental in Dieppe is governed by the New Brunswick Residential Tenancies Act. Key rules that apply regardless of town size:

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    No fixed provincial rent-increase guideline, but a rent cap applies.New Brunswick's rent cap sits around 3%, with 90 days' written notice required.
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    Security deposits capped at one month's rent, held in trust by the TLRO itself.Unlike most provinces, the landlord does not hold the deposit; the TLRO does.
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    Landlord entry requires 24 hours' written notice.For repairs, showings, or inspections.
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    Disputes go to the TLRO.New Brunswick's Tenancy and Landlord Relations Office handles applications from both landlords and tenants.
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    No legally required move-in inspection report.A written move-in inspection is good practice but is not a New Brunswick RTA requirement.

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