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Here's a compilation of all the commercial leases that ran in the Thursday Real Estate Insider during the month of March 2023.
The coffee company plans to close down retail operations at Thompson's Point to focus on roastery operations, production and wholesaling out of that location.
The litigation was initiated by Maine's top prosecutor against 3M and DuPont for their alleged role in contaminating the state with so-called forever chemicals.
Maine is considered fertile ground for the development of science, technology, engineering and math, which generated $6.5 billion in state and local tax revenue in 2021.
The demand for aluminum trailers convinced Nitro Trailers to double its manufacturing space at the Pittsfield Industrial Park.
The 2023 Business Leaders of the Year are Dana Connors, Habib Dagher, Tim Harrington, Amina Hassan, Drew Lyman, Travis Mills, Leigh Saufley, Margo Walsh and Tom Watson.
The expansion is expected to create good-paying jobs in renewable energy and forest products. The mill closed a few years ago. MaineFlame opened a compressed log operation there in 2020.
Huntington Ingalls Industries leased 33,245 square feet at what will be the company’s first New England location. The site was partly chosen based on a new project at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard.
A year after Mainebiz honored five individuals as our 2022 Business Leaders of the Year, we checked in to find out what they’re up to now.
In addition to being a significant employer in Thomaston, Drew Lyman led the $15 million redevelopment of the Camden waterfront, expanding the original Wayfayer boatyard to include 44,000 square feet of retail and restaurant space, office space and
While we tend to choose just one “leader” from a company or nonprofit for the Business Leaders of the Year, we do acknowledge that organizations are made up of teams of people with varied backgrounds and skills.
GoGo Refill, Mom’s Organic Munchies and Journey magazine are among the winners of the U.S. Small Business Administration Maine District Office Annual Awards.
Within three weeks, 70% of the first order was sold and L.L.Bean has placed a second order. “We appreciate the opportunity to feature other Maine companies at our flagship store,” said a Bean director of merchandising.
The investments will encompass the Skowhegan area, and include manufacturing, education, housing, energy and retail industries.
Patrick Breeding was a biomedical engineering grad student at the University of Maine when, with his co-founder Amber Boutiette, started working with proteins called glycoproteins found in lobsters.
Maine has a wide range of resources for startups, but it's not always easy to navigate the system. Here is a start.