New development to create 30 affordable housing units in MonctonNew development to create 30 affordable housing units in Moncton

A 30-unit senior housing complex in Moncton, led by Rising Tide Community Initiatives Inc. and the City of Moncton, is nearing completion with tenants expected to move in by the end of August or early September, and a ground-floor primary care clinic planned. The development is funded with about $10 million from all three levels of government, including…

The article reports that a 30-unit housing complex for vulnerable seniors in Moncton will open in the coming weeks, with a medical clinic on the first floor. It states that the units will rent at or below the average market cost for similar housing, and that the provincial government will provide rent subsidies.

The article reports that Moncton will receive 30 new affordable senior housing units on St. George Boulevard, funded with more than $9.5 million from all three levels of government, including $6.52 million from the federal Affordable Housing Fund, $2.38 million from the province, and $600,000 from the City of Moncton. The development, which includes six…

The article reports that a project named House of Merritt in Waterloo Village, Saint John, is near completion with 12 affordable housing units and is supported by government funding: more than $2.3 million from the federal government and about $840,000 from the province. It also notes the development will provide on-site support services through Fresh…

The government announced an updated design for the Shubenacadie affordable housing project on Mill Village Road, increasing the apartment count from 16 to 18 and detailing a three-storey building with six units per floor, including three three-bedroom, twelve two-bedroom, and three one-bedroom units. The announcement also highlighted a focus on…