Riverview, New Brunswick

Riverview is the apartment half of Greater Moncton: 487 of its 7,935 assessment accounts are apartment buildings carrying about 1,777 units and 15.6 per cent of a roll that has risen 84 per cent in four years — and because New Brunswick publishes every value and every sale price but no owner, the town's two biggest apartment blocks have a documented price and no documented owner.

8 buildings · 5 with an owner established · 13 sources · 3 tier B · 5 tier A · prepared 2026-10-03

Can you find out who owns it?

New Brunswick splits the question in two and prices only half of it. Service New Brunswick's Property Assessment Online needs no account and returns a property's location, description, five years of assessment and levy, and its recorded sales with date and amount; GeoNB republishes exactly the same material for all 485,493 parcels in the province as a monthly bulk download whose catalogue entry reads 'Restriction on use: Unrestricted. License: Open Government Licence'. Neither names an owner. For the owner you go to the land registry and pay per look: Real Property Online charges $17.50 per report package plus HST, with documents and plans $1.00 each, and the professional channel PLANET is open only to subscribing lawyers, surveyors and financial institutions at $1 a query with a $10 monthly minimum or $65 a month flat since 1 March 2026. Riverview is taxing authority 671 in the provincial roll, 7,935 accounts worth $3.39 billion — every value and every sale price open, every owner behind a fee.

Is ownership public?Public, but one paid search at a time

Cost of one title search$17.50 per report package (Parcel Register, LT Parcel Description, Land Gazette Report, Map Report, RPOL Receipt) plus HST through Real Property Online; documents and plans $1.00 each. For PLANET subscribers, effective 1 March 2026: $1 per query for textual parcel information and property maps with a $10 minimum monthly billing, or a flat $65 per month with no limit on transactions

Bulk ownership dataNone published

Sale pricesEvery sale, with its address

Sites that forbid taking their data

paol-efel.snb.ca — “This data is intended for private, non-commercial use by individuals.”

The marquee buildings

The towers that set the tone of the core, and who holds them. A price is the price a document states, on the date it states — not an estimate of what the building is worth now.

Building	Use	Owner	Owner type	Last price paid
Parkland Riverview 822 Coverdale Road	Residential	Shannex The highest-assessed property in Riverview at $34,463,500. The provincial roll's own description of the parcel is 'SHANNEX PARKLAND', and Shannex's Parkland division publishes 822 Coverdale Road as its Riverview retirement campus — all-inclusive and assisted-living apartments, a licensed Assisted Living Level 2 special care provider, suites from a 312 sq ft junior suite upward. The roll itself names no owner and no title was purchased, so the match of building name to company is the basis for the attribution, not a register entry.	Private company	—B Parkland (Shannex)
Pine Ridge Apartments 636 and 646 Whitepine Road	Residential	Not established a paid title search would answer it Two towers, both described in the roll as '123 UNIT APT & LOT', assessed at $27,695,100 (646 Whitepine) and $16,924,800 (636 Whitepine) — the second and eighth most valuable properties in the town. Pine Ridge Apartments' own site publishes both civic numbers as one community of 13 layouts with Phase 1 opening in fall 2025, one-bedrooms from $1,542 and three-bedrooms from $2,072, and names no owner or developer anywhere on the page. Neither parcel has a sale recorded in the province's open sales file. The owner is on a $17.50 Real Property Online parcel register.	Not established	—A Pine Ridge Apartments
854 & 876 Pinewood Road 854 & 876 Pinewood Road	Residential	Not established a paid title search would answer it A 78-unit apartment complex assessed at $19,842,200 and sold on 13 April 2023 for $24,046,986 — the largest genuine single-parcel transaction recorded in Riverview in the open file, at 1.21 times the current assessment. Most large figures in that file are traps: a $81,807,100 consideration dated 14 January 2026 is repeated against 134 separate parcels province-wide, and a $42,680,800 figure against 120. This one is unique and therefore real. The buyer is not in the file; New Brunswick's open data carries no owner column at all.	Not established	CAD $24,046,986 2023-04 Single-parcel sale: the pair (2023-04-13, $24,046,986) occurs exactly once in the province-wide sales file, so the consideration is not a group total. A Service New Brunswick / GeoNB
1160 Findlay Boulevard 1160 Findlay Boulevard 65,834 sq ft · 1 floors	Retail	Crombie REIT Crombie REIT's property list names 1160 Findlay Boulevard, Riverview, NB as a Crombie property: 'A grocery-anchored retail plaza property and one freestanding building located in Riverview, a suburb of Moncton', 65,834 sq ft of retail on one storey with 403 parking spaces at Findlay Boulevard and Pinewood Road. The provincial roll describes the same parcel as 'SOBEYS/NBLC & STRIP MALL' and assesses it at $12,082,800; it sold on 22 March 2013 for $14,650,000 in a sale whose date-and-price pair is unique province-wide. This is the largest private commercial holding in Riverview that a document establishes.	REIT	CAD $14,650,000 2013-03 Single-parcel sale: the pair (2013-03-22, $14,650,000) occurs exactly once province-wide. A Crombie REIT
Riverview High School 400 Whitepine Road	Institutional	Province of New Brunswick Assessed at $25,349,600, the third most valuable property in the town; Riverview East School at 49 Chambers Street is assessed at $24,641,500 and Riverview Middle School at 45 Devere Road at $10,827,000, so three schools account for $60.8M of the roll. The provincial roll gives the description and the value and no owner. The Province's 2024-2025 Transportation and Infrastructure annual report records that Design and Construction serves 'all GNB departments, supporting schools, hospitals, offices, courthouses, jails' and that Operations manages about 380 government-owned buildings. No title was purchased.	Government	—B Province of New Brunswick, tabled in the Legislative Assembly
Riverview recreation centre 30 Honour House Court	Civic	Town of Riverview Carried in the 2026 roll as 'REC. CENTRE (U/C) & LAND' at $11,687,400 — still under construction when the roll was struck. CBC reported in April 2023 that the complex, with an eight-lane 25-metre pool, a leisure pool, a 200-metre walking track and a field house, was receiving almost $40 million from three levels of government: roughly $20 million federal, about $6 million provincial and nearly $14 million from the Town, the Town's share supported by a community fundraising campaign, with $4.8 million earmarked for 2023. An earlier CBC report put the Class A estimate at $45.6 million.	Government	—B CBC News
Old Coach Road ATC building Old Coach Road	Industrial	Not established a paid title search would answer it The province's roll describes this parcel as 'ATC BUILDING & LOT 74-3' and assesses it at $19,552,200, which makes it the fourth most valuable property in Riverview and the most valuable one in the town whose use we could not identify at all. No filing, company page or news report we opened names it or its owner, and it has no sale in the open file. It is the clearest case in this record of the limit of free New Brunswick data: the value is public to the dollar and the owner costs $17.50.	Not established	—A Service New Brunswick / GeoNB
Moncton non-directional beacon (NDB F) Riverview, New Brunswick	Land	Transport Canada The one piece of ground the Government of Canada owns outright inside Riverview: 0.3720 hectares, no buildings, recorded in the Directory of Federal Real Property as Crown Owned, custodian Transport Canada, property 04264, an air-navigation beacon for Moncton. Everything else Canada occupies in the town it rents — a 37 sq m Canada Post lunchroom at 715 Coverdale Road and a 651 sq m RCMP Caledonia detachment at 461 Pine Glen Road, both recorded as 'Lease or Licence'. The register proves the inverse of ownership: two private landlords stand behind those rows and the register does not name them.	Government	—A Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat

The core land

The most valuable ground in the city, and what the public record says about it.

Every figure below was computed on 3 October 2026 from GeoNB's 'Property assessment data' bulk download (geonb_evan_tsv.zip, source date 2026-10-01), filtered to taxing authority 671, which is the province's own code for Riverview. The licence is the GeoNB Open Data Licence, which grants a worldwide, royalty-free, perpetual right to copy, publish and distribute the data 'including for commercial purposes' and expressly exempts Personal Information — which is why the file has no owner names in it.

Total assessed value, Riverview, 2026$3.39 billion across 7,935 accounts

$3,392,810,400 under taxing authority 671. For comparison the same file gives Moncton $15.46 billion on 27,939 accounts — Riverview is about 22 per cent of the Moncton tax base on 28 per cent as many accounts.

Five-year change in the Riverview roll+83.7%, from $1.85 billion (2022) to $3.39 billion (2026)

From the Assessment file, on the parcels now in taxing authority 671: 2022 $1,846,610,400 on 7,595 accounts; 2023 $2,337,175,200; 2024 $2,759,310,600; 2025 $3,030,355,600; 2026 $3,392,810,400 on 7,935 accounts. Account count rose 4.5 per cent, so the rise is almost entirely revaluation — and steeper than Moncton's 62 per cent over the same five years. Municipal tax levy over the same period: $34,495,486 to $45,897,255.

Highest assessed accounts, 2026$34.5M, $27.7M and $25.3M

822 Coverdale Road, described in the roll as 'SHANNEX PARKLAND' ($34,463,500); 646 Whitepine Road, '123 UNIT APT & LOT' ($27,695,100); and 400 Whitepine Road, 'RIVERVIEW HIGH SCHOOL' ($25,349,600). Descriptions are taken verbatim from the provincial roll, which names no owner.

Apartment share of the roll487 accounts, $530.5M, 15.6% of total value

Accounts whose roll description contains 'apt', 'apartment' or 'unit'. Unit counts parsed out of those same descriptions total about 1,777 — the roll states them (e.g. '123 UNIT APT & LOT', '55 & 71 UNIT APTS', '78-UNIT APT COMPLEX/LOT'). By contrast only five accounts in Riverview carry a farm or timber description, worth $2,005,700 in total.

Sales in the open file11,362 rows, 2009-01-06 to 2026-09-25; 6,464 with a province-wide unique date-and-price

Sales.tsv gives a parcel number, a transaction date and a consideration, and no parcel count. A multi-parcel deal repeats the whole consideration against every parcel in it, so only 57 per cent of Riverview's sale rows can be read as single-parcel transactions at all, and even some of those need a sanity check against the assessment — a $43,536,128 figure against a $1.1M bank at 418 Coverdale Road is unique in the file and still plainly a group total.

Federal footprint0.3720 ha owned, three leases

Directory of Federal Real Property, 3 October 2026: one Crown Owned property in Riverview (a Transport Canada navigation beacon, 0.3720 ha, no buildings) against leased space for Canada Post (37 sq m) and the RCMP (651 sq m). OGL-Canada.

Who owns the town

At this scale the significant owner is rarely a trust or a fund: it is one or two local holding companies, a family in its second or third generation, and often the land around the town rather than the buildings in it.

At Riverview's scale concentration is in apartments, not land. The province's open roll makes the shape visible without naming a soul: 487 apartment accounts hold 15.6 per cent of the value, three schools hold $60.8M, the Town holds the recreation site and a 10-acre development parcel, and Canada owns 0.372 hectares. There is no farmland story here — five accounts in the whole town carry a farm or timber description.

Name	Type	Holding
Province of New Brunswick Riverview High School, 400 Whitepine Road ($25,349,600); Riverview East School, 49 Chambers Street ($24,641,500); Riverview Middle School, 45 Devere Road ($10,827,000). The roll gives descriptions and values and no owner; the Province's DTI annual report records 380 government-owned buildings and about 4 million sq ft of owned space province-wide, with schools among the building types its Design and Construction branch delivers.	Government	$60.8M across three schoolsB Province of New Brunswick, tabled in the Legislative Assembly
Shannex Largest single assessed property in Riverview. Named in the roll's description of the parcel and on the operator's own site at the same address.	Private company	$34,463,500 assessedB Parkland (Shannex)
Town of Riverview The former public works site at Whitepine Road and Pine Glen Road, vacant since 2017, is town land; councillors sent Icon Developments' purchase-and-build proposal to a public hearing. The town also holds 300 Robertson Street ('OPERATIONS CENTRE & LAND', $10,869,900) and 355 Hillsborough Road ('LAND AND PUMPING STATION', $13,147,300) by description in the roll.	Government	10 acres plus the recreation siteA CBC News
Crombie REIT The one Riverview property in a public REIT's published portfolio.	REIT	65,834 sq ftA Crombie REIT
Government of Canada A single Crown Owned parcel — a Transport Canada navigation beacon with no buildings — against three leased footprints. Directory of Federal Real Property, OGL-Canada.	Government	0.3720 haA Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat

Who builds the houses

New-home building in this market: the volume, and the firms behind it. Ownership of a builder matters as much as its volume — a private-equity platform and a family firm behave differently.

Riverview's housing is apartments now. The provincial roll records 487 apartment-type accounts carrying roughly 1,777 stated units, 15.6 per cent of the town's assessed value, and the biggest additions are recent: two 123-unit towers at 636 and 646 Whitepine Road assessed for the first time at $16.9M and $27.7M, a 78-unit complex on Pinewood Road that changed hands for $24.0M in 2023, a 90-unit block at 747 Coverdale Road, a 66-unit building on Quinn Court. There is no builder league table for New Brunswick, no Home Construction Regulatory Authority equivalent, and Statistics Canada's CMHC starts cubes carry no Riverview member — so what follows is what named documents establish about who is adding units, not a ranking.

Name	Type	Units documented
Icon Developments Ltd. CBC reported in January 2024 that Icon Developments Ltd. proposed buying Riverview's former public works site — a 10-acre parcel of town land vacant since the facility was demolished in 2017, at Whitepine Road and Pine Glen Road — and building three six-storey buildings with 375 units, 225 surface and 303 underground parking spaces, requiring a rezoning from parks, recreation and institutional to commercial-mix and a variance above the zone's 18-metre height limit. The same report notes Icon received approval the previous year for a tower of up to 30 floors in downtown Moncton.	Developer	375 units proposedA CBC News
Owner of 636 & 646 Whitepine Road (Pine Ridge Apartments) Two 123-unit towers, first assessed at $16,924,800 and $27,695,100. The buildings' own marketing site names no owner, developer or builder, and neither parcel has a recorded sale, so the entity behind the largest single addition to Riverview's housing stock is not established without buying a parcel register.	Private company	246 unitsA Pine Ridge Apartments
Owner of 854 & 876 Pinewood Road Acquired 13 April 2023 for $24,046,986 in a sale the open file records as a genuine single-parcel transaction. The purchaser is not in the file.	Private company	78 unitsA Service New Brunswick / GeoNB
Shannex Seniors housing rather than conventional apartments, but the single largest residential asset in the town. Parkland Riverview's own pages publish all-inclusive and assisted-living suites at 822 Coverdale Road; the provincial roll's description of the parcel is 'SHANNEX PARKLAND'.	Private company	one campus, $34.5M assessedB Parkland (Shannex)

Commercial landlords

The commercial side, counted separately from housing: who holds the office, retail and industrial floor area.

Riverview's commercial ground is small, and what is documented about it points the same way as Moncton's: out of province. A Nova Scotia REIT owns the grocery-anchored plaza that is the town's retail centre; the regional mall that serves Riverview is Champlain Place, which is across the river in Dieppe and belongs to a Montreal private company, not to Riverview. Everything else of scale in the town is apartments, the Crown, or the Town itself.

Name	Type	Riverview presence
Crombie REIT 1160 Findlay Boulevard, described by Crombie as a grocery-anchored retail plaza plus one freestanding building, 403 parking spaces, at Findlay Boulevard and Pinewood Road. It is the only Riverview address in Crombie's published property list. The provincial roll assesses it at $12,082,800 and records a $14,650,000 sale on 22 March 2013.	REIT	65,834 sq ft, one propertyA Crombie REIT
Shannex The highest-value property in the town. Parkland is Shannex's seniors-living brand and its own site publishes the Riverview campus at 822 Coverdale Road; the roll calls the parcel 'SHANNEX PARKLAND' but names no owner.	Private company	$34,463,500 assessedB Parkland (Shannex)
Town of Riverview The Town is both a landlord of last resort and the town's biggest single builder. It holds the 10-acre former public works site at Whitepine and Pine Glen that Icon Developments proposed to buy for 375 apartments, and it is building the recreation centre at 30 Honour House Court, carried in the roll at $11,687,400 under construction and reported at a $45.6 million Class A estimate with nearly $40 million of three-government funding.	Government	a 10-acre development site and a $45.6M recreation centreA CBC News
Owner of 1160 Findlay Boulevard's neighbours (not established) The 'SUPERSTORE & LOT' at 417-425 Coverdale Road is assessed at $10,063,200 and the 'HOME HARDWARE & PCL' at 1106 Cleveland Avenue at $4,934,900, the latter sold for $3,955,000 on 9 March 2015 in a unique date-and-price pair. No filing we opened names a holder for either.	Private company	$10.1M and $12.1M assessedA Service New Brunswick / GeoNB

Looked for and not found

Claims this page would have made if a source could be opened. They are left out rather than guessed.

What stands at the Old Coach Road 'ATC BUILDING & LOT 74-3' parcel, Riverview's fourth most valuable property at $19,552,200, and who owns it. No filing, company page or report we opened mentions it.
The owner of the two 123-unit Pine Ridge towers at 636 and 646 Whitepine Road, together $44.6M of assessment and the largest recent addition to the town's housing stock. The buildings' own site names no owner; neither parcel has a recorded sale.
The buyer of 854 & 876 Pinewood Road for $24,046,986 on 13 April 2023, and of 7 Point Park Drive for $10,150,000 on 2 February 2026 — both genuine single-parcel sales in the open file, both with no purchaser recorded.
The owner of the 'EAST COAST_LAND LEASE C' and 'CROSS CRK F_LAND LEASE C' parcels on Coverdale Road and Pine Glen Road, which appear repeatedly in the sales file inside large multi-parcel considerations ($38,190,000 in 2013 across 23 parcels; $35,473,140 in 2019 across 34).
Any Town of Riverview figure taken from the Town itself — tangible capital assets, land holdings, top taxpayers, permit counts. townofriverview.ca answers scripts with a CleanTalk anti-crawler 403 and its eScribe council portal answers with a browser check, so the municipal side of this record rests on the provincial roll and on named reporting.
Whether Killam Apartment REIT, the largest apartment owner in the Moncton region, holds anything in Riverview. Its Q2 2026 MD&A, read in full, does not mention Riverview.

Sources

Property assessment data bulk download (geonb_evan_tsv.zip) — Tombstone, Assessment, Sales, PIDPAN and TA files, source date 2026-10-01, taxing authority 671 (Riverview) — Service New Brunswick / GeoNB · openA
Pine Ridge Apartments, Riverview, New Brunswick — 646 and 636 Whitepine Road, Phase 1 opening fall 2025 — Pine Ridge Apartments · openA
Sales.tsv, single-parcel sale test — (2023-04-13, $24,046,986) unique province-wide — Service New Brunswick / GeoNB · openA
1160 Findlay Boulevard — property page (65,834 sq ft, 403 parking spaces, grocery-anchored plaza, Riverview, NB) — Crombie REIT · openA
Transportation and Infrastructure Annual Report 2024-2025 (380 government-owned buildings, 142 leases, approximately 6 million sq ft managed and 4 million sq ft owned; Design and Construction supports 'schools, hospitals, offices, courthouses, jails') — Province of New Brunswick, tabled in the Legislative Assembly · openA
Rec centre proposed for Riverview to get nearly $40M in government support — CBC News · openA
Directory of Federal Real Property — 19,973 properties; Riverview, New Brunswick records (property 04264, Moncton NDB F, Transport Canada, Crown Owned, 0.3720 ha) — Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat · openA
Trio of 6-storey apartment buildings pitched on former Riverview public works site — CBC News · openA
Parkland Riverview — 822 Coverdale Rd, Riverview, New Brunswick; All-Inclusive and Assisted Living lifestyle options — Parkland (Shannex) · openA
GeoNB Data Catalogue — Property assessment data ('Restriction on use: Unrestricted. License: Open Government Licence'), updated monthly, TSV, province wide — Service New Brunswick / GeoNB · openA
SNB Real Property Online — service description and cart fee schedule ('Report packages… are $17.50 per package; Documents/Plans are $1.00 each') — Service New Brunswick · paidA
Notice of Fee Change — PLANET Subscription Charging model, effective March 1, 2026 — Service New Brunswick · openA
Q2-2026 Management's Discussion and Analysis (read in full; no Riverview property named) — Killam Apartment REIT · openA