Locations / New Brunswick
Real estate IT in Fredericton, New Brunswick
Technology counsel and delivery for real estate firms in Fredericton, backed by senior oversight from Ali Sedighi, MBA.
A trusted advisor on technology, in Fredericton
Fredericton is the capital of New Brunswick. In a market where one fraudulent email can redirect a deposit and one lost laptop can expose a client file, Fredericton real estate professionals deserve the same quality of counsel they expect from their lawyer and accountant. ITRE brings that discipline to technology: a clear standard, a written plan and a named advisor who will tell you plainly what matters. Our parent practice, SAZ.ca, supplies the strategy layer, so choices are made against a budget and a roadmap.
Plain pricing for Fredericton offices
We list our prices because a managing broker should not need a meeting to learn the order of magnitude. Starting points are $89 to $199 per user per month for managed IT, $2,500 for projects, $1,500 per month for senior advisory and $1,900 for a cybersecurity assessment. Terms are month-to-month, GST is added, and a 10% launch discount applies to Fredericton firms that engage with us now.
A measured first ninety days
The first ninety days with ITRE follow a simple pattern for Fredericton firms: stabilise, secure, then improve. We stabilise by inventorying what you own, secure by closing the highest-risk gaps, and improve by agreeing a roadmap with a budget. You receive a short written summary each month and a call with your advisor each quarter.
Services most requested near Fredericton
- 01Wire-Fraud & BEC Protection
Layered defences against business email compromise and fraudulent payment instructions in real estate closings, from mailbox security to a verification procedure your staff will follow.
- 02Brokerage Managed IT
Fully managed technology for brokerages and real estate teams: devices, identity, email, networks and a named senior advisor, under one predictable monthly fee.
- 03Agent Helpdesk
A responsive helpdesk built around the rhythm of a real estate office: evenings, weekends, open houses and a closing-day deadline that cannot slip.
- 04Backup & Disaster Recovery
Immutable, monitored backups and tested recovery plans so a brokerage, developer or property manager can keep working after a failure, theft or ransomware event.
- 05Strata Technology
Practical technology for strata corporations and their managers: owner portals, document archives, meeting tools and secure data handling.
- 06Office Network & Wi-Fi
Reliable wired and wireless networks for brokerages, sales centres and head offices, designed for open-plan floors and a constant stream of visiting clients.
The Fredericton property landscape
Real estate activity in New Brunswick sits within energy, forestry, fisheries, insurance and contact-centre services. That mix shapes the technology a firm needs: a residential brokerage depends on responsive mobile systems and a clean CRM, a developer needs dependable site connectivity and secure approvals, and a property or strata manager needs accurate records for owners. ITRE tailors its standards to the type of real estate business, rather than treating Fredericton as a single undifferentiated market.
Industry knowledge, not generic IT
Our Fredericton engagements draw on practice with brokerages, home builders and strata corporations, so conversations begin from the vocabulary of your business: trust accounts, subject removals, completion dates, rent rolls and draw schedules. That familiarity shortens discovery, avoids wasteful hardware and ensures the technology we recommend serves the way your transactions are really conducted.
Remote-first, on-site when it counts
Most technology problems are solved without a visit. For Fredericton firms we resolve the large majority remotely, with the agent's consent, and reserve site visits for installations, moves and incidents that need physical attention. Where local labour is needed, we manage it, drawing on contacts throughout New Brunswick and the neighbouring communities of Iqaluit, Hamilton and Mississauga.
Protecting client information in Fredericton
Real estate files are rich in personal information: identification, income, banking and family details. For Fredericton firms, PIPEDA, alongside New Brunswick's Personal Health Information Privacy and Access Act set the standard for how that information must be collected, protected and retained, and reporting entities have further record-keeping duties. We do not give legal advice, but we build the access controls, retention schedules and audit trails that your lawyer and compliance officer need to rely on.
Keeping Fredericton offices working through disruption
In New Brunswick, firms contend with coastal storms, flooding and winter weather. A listing office that cannot reach its files, or a sales centre that loses connectivity on launch weekend, bears a real commercial cost. We plan continuity around the way real estate actually operates: cloud-hosted records, tested backups, a second internet path for critical sites and a short written plan that names who calls whom and in what order.
Questions and answers
- Is there a contract lock-in for Fredericton clients?
- No. After onboarding, engagements run month to month. You retain ownership of your domains, accounts and data from the first day, and we provide a documented handover if you decide to leave.
- Do you provide legal or compliance advice?
- No. We are an IT services and consulting firm. We build the technical controls and evidence that your lawyer or compliance officer specifies for obligations such as FINTRAC record keeping, PIPEDA and BC PIPA, and we are happy to work alongside your advisors.
- Can you support agents who use their own devices?
- Yes. We use mobile device management and app protection to separate brokerage data from personal content, enforce encryption and updates, and allow remote removal of brokerage data without touching an agent's personal photographs or messages.
- Can you help Fredericton firms protect against wire fraud?
- Yes. We harden mailboxes, monitor for look-alike domains and suspicious forwarding rules, and help you adopt a short call-back procedure for any change in payment instructions. We also run briefings with realistic closing-day scenarios for staff and agents.
- What does a first consultation involve?
- The first thirty-minute consultation is free. We ask about your office, systems and concerns, offer a candid view of priorities and, where useful, follow with a short written findings note. There is no obligation to proceed.