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The academy identifies and prepares rising volunteer leaders from across the country for future leadership roles in the trade association.
Lack of affordable housing across all income levels in the county remains a key issue.
Marden’s is setting up in a former Burlington location, while the latter is getting ready to open in a location less than a mile down the road.
The Portland-based company has put shovels in the ground for its fifth facility, its first in decades, at the Downs mixed-use devekopment.
In recent years, the city has found developers to build apartment blocks and renew vintage brick and stone buildings in the downtown area.
There are a number of neighborhoods being built around the state which represent a twist on the condominium concept; where homeowners share the development’s property — but not walls — with neighbors. Residents enjoy the convenience of a traditional
Kara Wilbur’s Dooryard LLC is continuing to bring housing to the Oxford County town of Rumford, with the addition of an apartment complex at 986 Prospect Ave.
MEREDA's Oct. 30 Morning Menu program, “City Hall to Construction Site,” will feature city leaders from Bangor and Brewer.
The 148-room Residence Inn / Moxy Hotel by Marriott Portland Thompson's Point is under construction next to the Children’s Museum & Theatre of Maine.
The $49.9 million project, by Reed & Reed Inc. for the Maine Department of Transportation, will entail demolishing the 88-year-old Frank J. Wood Bridge between Brunswick and Topsham and replacing it with a structure designed to last a century.
In the 1950s, a previous house on the property was occupied by film star Bette Davis, who died in 1989. That house was razed. The structures there now were built in 2002.
Construction of the 51-unit apartment building, to be called Lofts North, is coming in at $12 million and is expected to wrap up by August 2026.
The buyer of a 15.5-acre lot in Gorham Industrial Park is confident there’s plenty of demand for build-to-suit industrial space.
The class, open to all Maine Realtors, responds to back-to-back storms in Maine in late 2023 and early 2024. The estimated damage to public infrastructure in Maine was $90 million.
Noah Stebbins — known by some as “the Machine" — has demonstrated a strong work ethic and a drive to get deals done.
Tenants come from Caribou, Caswell and New Brunswick and were looking for space needed to grow their operation and markets.