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Business Improvement Area Missing Middle Residential Infill Grant Program

The main purpose of the Business Improvement Area Missing Middle Residential Infill Grant Program is to incentivize, by way of grants, the development of new housing developments within Moncton’s Business Improvement Area (BIA) over the HAF funding period (2023-2026). The program includes a per-door incentive grant for new dwelling units disbursed upon the successful completion of the building’s foundation.

Offered by Moncton Impact

Amount

$15,000 per new dwelling unit, not to exceed $150,000 per development (a total of 10 new dwelling units)

Quick eligibility check

Years in business
No minimum stated
Employees
No limit stated
Revenue
No limit stated
Legal structure
No requirement stated
Location
New Brunswick

Who can apply

This Policy applies to residential development within the City of Moncton Business Improvement Area (BIA).

(2) To be eligible for the grant, the proposed development must:

  1. Add new dwelling units to the subject property;
  2. Create a minimum of eight (8) dwelling units on the subject property in one building;
  3. Be located within the Downtown Business Improvement Area (BIA), as identified in the

‘Business Improvement Area By-law’; and

  1. Have a valid building permit issued for the development.
  2. This grant is only eligible to developments that have applied for a building permit after the

approval date of this Policy.

About the funding

$15,000 per new unit to a maximum of $150,000 per development

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Accessory Dwelling Unit Grant ProgramGrantA grant in the amount of $10,000, disbursed upon approval of the Application after the project's final inspection, with one application per propertyOpen
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