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🔒A roundup of Maine commercial real estate leases for April 2026

Here are the Maine's commercial real estate leases published for the month of April 2026. The document is updated weekly.

🔒‘Listening bar’ in Portland’s Arts District to feature vinyl records, diner food

“The trend really became popular in Japan. You go in, hang out, have a beer or coffee and listen to vinyl,” said one partner in the venture, called Bad Neighbors.

Church-turned-event-venue buyer sees ‘beautiful building that needed a little bit of love’

“Our plan is to preserve what makes the building so iconic while expanding the ways the community can use it — from private events to wellness classes, concerts, comedy nights and nonprofit fundraisers,” the buyer said.

🔒Two City Center in downtown Portland sells for $4.7M

The seller successfully completed the disposition of a marquee asset, while the buyer secured long-term operational presence in a landmark building,” Boulos said.
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CORE gets healthy return on Belfast investment property

The 18,850-square-foot shopping center is located at the entrance to Belfast and anchored by Belfast Drug Co.. Additional tenants included New China, Sherwin-Williams, Rent-A-Center, Goodwill and U.S. Cellular.

🔒A French bakery in Hallowell? Mais oui!

Croissants take five hours: Make the dough, rest it, laminate it, rest it, form it, proof it. “Then you bake it — and voilá.”

🔒Hallowell investor scoops up more Water Street properties

An investor with an interest in Hallowell’s downtown picked up his fifth property. “Like Portland, you can walk out the door and go wherever you want. Hallowell has a similar vibe," he said.

Portland-based CORE expands third-party property management

The commercial real estate firm’s expansion of third-party property management services was marked by the addition of several management contracts and team growth.
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Belfast parcel that was rejected for aquaculture site will become conservation land

The buyer is the conservation group Penobscot Bay Waterkeeper, which paid Nordic Aquafarms Inc. $1.5 million for the site.

Real estate firm CORE adds general counsel

Stephanie Albert will streamline procurement and contracting processes, enhance compliance practices and support both internal teams and clients.
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