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Yellow Door Development, owned by Kate Carey and Charlie Hewitt, managed the $1.7 million redevelopment of the former Freeport Inn, at 10 Independence Drive, to create the condo complex.
Designed and installed by ReVision Energy and Favreau Electric, the array is anticipated to produce the equivalent of nearly 3% of the Biddeford campus’ annual electricity consumption.
Ally Fuller specializes in new construction and development of high-end homes and large subdivisions. Will Fuller participated in $1.3 billion in sales volume across six years.
Grants of $1,750 to $10,000 each were awarded by Maine Preservation in partnership with a Connecticut-based nonprofit, for projects to repair and restore historic structures.
The project uses cross-laminated timber, making it the first library in the country with the sustainable building material sourced from New England.
The 17,568-square-foot emergency housing building will consolidate Tedford’s current adult and family shelters and administrative offices and increase shelter capacity by 60%.
The city council identified housing as critical component for the community's well-being and economic vitality. But undeveloped, reasonably priced acreage is scarce.
The center would be the first to bring together Maine’s growing AAPI populations — who face 'significant obstacles to well-being,' according to the nonprofit Khmer Maine.
Former software execs turned to branded apparel and had a hit through in-store and online orders. A larger space provides expansion opportunities and improved efficiency.
Cloudport Coworking plans to open a second hub, occupying an entire floor of 16 Middle St., the building that also is headquarters for Tilson.
New housing construction and improvements are the goals of federal funding programs for year-round and seasonal domestic farmworkers.
Work included renovation and expansion for an administrative wing, program staging area and food pantry with increased storage and flexible community space.
Last year’s auction raised over $24,000. The goal this year was to surpass that figure.
Conroy-Tully Walker Funeral Homes has begun construction of a new facility at 300 Allen Ave. in Portland’s North Deering neighborhood.
“It’s a highly desirable segment,” broker Dennis Wheelock said of properties leased to the USPS. The Bryant Pond location includes a 14-foot-tall sculpture of a hand-crank telephone.
The brand, created by Maine College of Art graduates, evolved from “a bedroom venture” with a mission to empower marginalized individuals through fashion and design.