Just 15 miles northwest of Portland, Windham is a premier destination for businesses and tourists seeking the perfect blend of opportunity, accessibility, and outdoor charm. With major infrastructure investments, housing expansion, and a rapidly growing retail and recreation economy, Windham offers a compelling case for companies looking to relocate or expand — and visitors to find an authentic Maine experience.
A Strategic Location for Business Success
Positioned as the commercial heart of the Sebago Lakes Region, Windham serves a regional population of over 85,000 with a full range of amenities — from national big-box retailers to independent boutiques and farm-to-table dining.
More than 900 new apartments and condos are under development, with over 600 planned for downtown. Windham offers both a growing workforce and a thriving customer base.
For businesses, Windham’s location offers the best of both worlds: the proximity to Portland’s metropolitan assets, abundant open space, and a welcoming community.
Smart Investments Driving Economic Opportunity
Windham invests boldly in its future. The new $47.5 million North Windham Sewer Project supports clean, sustainable growth and dramatically increases the town’s development capacity while preserving its pristine waterways opening the door for new commercial and mixed-use developments.
Complementing this, the $31 million Windham Moves project is transforming Route 302 into a modern, walkable corridor. Supported by a $25 million federal RAISE grant, this initiative includes smart traffic signals, raised medians, bike lanes, sidewalks, and three connector roads. The result: smoother traffic flow, greater accessibility, and a more attractive environment for businesses and customers alike.
A Destination for Outdoor Recreation and Tourism
Windham is more than a commercial center — it’s a gateway to outdoor adventure hosting 900,000 annual visitors heading into Maine’s Lakes and Mountains Region. With over 1,000 acres of parkland and conservation space, and more than 20 miles of scenic trails, the town is emerging as a regional recreation hub. From family walks at Donnabeth Lippman Park to backcountry biking in the East Windham Conservation Area, Windham offers something for every nature lover. Combined with lake access, local shops, and a vibrant food scene, Windham is a must-visit destination in southern Maine.
A Growing, Welcoming Community
Windham’s population continues to grow and now surpasses 20,000 residents. This steady growth is driven by quality schools, strong home values, and a lifestyle that balances work, recreation, and community.
As new neighborhoods take shape and town planning continues to prioritize both residential and commercial needs, Windham creates an environment where businesses can thrive and employees can live well.
Why Choose Windham?
Strategic Proximity: Easy access to Portland, Maine’s Lakes and Mountains Region, and major transportation corridors.
Robust Infrastructure: Forward-thinking investments in sewer, roads, and mobility to support long-term growth.
Outdoor Appeal: A destination for hiking, biking, boating, and relaxation in nature.
Community Growth: A rising population with increasing demand for shopping, restaurants, personal services, and entertainment.
Whether you’re looking to expand your business footprint or explore a vibrant, nature-connected town for your next getaway, Windham, Maine, is ready to welcome you.
