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Most people selling a home in Fredericton, New Brunswick aren't actually worried about the market. They're worried about not knowing what happens next.

Here's the shape of it, in plain terms: a real conversation about your goals, pricing built from actual local data, getting the home ready, launching it, then showings and offers through to closing. That's the whole arc.

What matters more than the stages themselves is how each one actually feels while you're in it. So here's what that looks like.

1. We start with a real conversation

Before pricing or anything else, we talk. Your timeline, your reason for moving, what a win actually looks like for you. A move-up seller with room to breathe and a family posting out on a military timeline through SIRVA need two different plans, and I've built both more times than I can count. We plan around your actual situation, not a generic checklist.

2. Pricing with real local data

The number on your listing comes from a Comparative Market Analysis, or CMA: a look at what's actually sold recently on your street and in your neighbourhood, not a citywide average. Southside, Nashwaaksis, Marysville, and Skyline Acres can all be moving at different speeds in the same month.

In 2025, homes priced right in Fredericton sold for 99.9% of list price, based on data from CREA. That's barely any gap between asking and getting. Pricing carefully instead of hopefully is most of the reason why.

3. Getting ready, then launching with intention

We work through what actually helps a home show well: decluttering, cleaning, the small fixes that matter, professional photos before anything goes live. Because my husband and I build custom homes through Mayflower Contracting, I tend to catch the details another agent might walk past.

Then we launch, and we launch loud, not quietly. Timing matters more than it used to.

4. Showings, offers, and the road to closing

Once you're live, staying flexible on showing times tends to create more opportunities. I share feedback as soon as I have it. No news isn't the same as bad news, and I'd rather tell you that plainly than let you sit and wonder.

When an offer comes in, I walk you through the terms, the strategy, and what the timeline to closing actually looks like, so you're deciding with full information instead of pressure. And once things are firm, you're not tracking deadlines alone. That's the whole point of having a system instead of just good intentions.

What this actually comes down to

The market moves. Prices, days on market, and inventory levels shift month to month, and I'll always tell you exactly what they're doing when it's time to price your home. What doesn't move is the plan underneath it: a real conversation first, a price built from real data, a launch done on purpose, and steady communication the whole way through.

If you're starting to think about selling in Fredericton, Oromocto, or anywhere along the CFB Gagetown corridor, send me a message. No pressure, just a real conversation about your situation.

I'm Megan Gallant, a Fredericton REALTOR® with eXp Realty. I've called this area home for 30+ years, and I work with new construction, move-up sellers, and military relocation through SIRVA. 🌸

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Note: real estate figures shift monthly and vary by reporting source and board boundaries. Right Choice Realty's figures are cited by name and date rather than linked, since they come from another local brokerage. Treat all numbers above as directional and current as of each source's publish date in 2026. For your home's actual number, a live CMA beats any published average.