A former motel near downtown Moncton is being converted into supportive housing units. The GO Motel building site at 1650 Main St., is owned by the United Way of Greater Moncton and Southeastern New Brunswick.
Two buildings will house 14 residents
Rhythm Rathi · CBC News
· Posted: Jun 03, 2026 5:00 AM EDT | Last Updated: 1 hour ago
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The former Main Street motel will house 12 residents and a second building on the same site will accommodate two residents, along with a workspace for staff. (Rhythm Rathi/CBC)
A former motel near downtown Moncton is being converted into supportive housing units.
The GO Motel building site at 1650 Main St., is owned by the United Way of Greater Moncton and Southeastern New Brunswick.
On Tuesday morning, the province announced the organization will be managing 14 supportive housing units on site. The almost $773,000 project is funded by the New Brunswick Housing Corporation, with the goal of supporting those experiencing chronic homelessness.
“This is part of our government’s effort to build resiliency in the housing continuum,” David Hickey, New Brunswick’s minister responsible for the housing corporation,
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