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The number of building permits issued for new housing in Maine is on par with last year. One area that is seeing particular growth is that of multifamily housing.
The beachside properties include one that was renovated to evoke the 1960s surfing legacy of the York developer’s father.
Statewide, prices surged 7.53% in August. Maine's inventory of single-family homes for sale remains at 3.2 months, far below the six-month supply that's considered a balanced market for sellers and buyers.
Two pickleball clubs, which together will encompass nearly 100,000 square feet of space, are coming to Cumberland County later this year.
Reveler, a real estate investment, development, construction and management company in Portland, has hired Erika Pettingill as director of human resources.
On Friday, the institute ceremonially marked the beginning of construction on a planned 300,000-square-foot campus.
Portland Housing Authority and Portland Housing Development Corp. recently cut the ribbon on the second phase of the Front Street redevelopment project in the city's East Deering neighborhood.
Penobscot General Contractors, which is based in Falmouth, has grown from sales revenue of $5 million to $8 million a few years ago to $70 million in 2023. The firm has 31 employees.
After nearly a half century of operation, St. Joseph’s Rehabilitation and Residence will close for good on Sept. 20.
The Portland-based developer of affordable housing held a grand opening for the 40-unit River Turn Apartments, Avesta's first community in the Mount Washington Valley region of New Hampshire.
By Sept. 26, the University of Maine expects to announce how new offers for the sale or transfer of the property will be solicited.
A roundup of new hires, promotions and achievements from businesses, health care institutions, nonprofits and professional services firms in Maine.
From groundbreakings for the Roux Institute building and an Auburn mixed-use site to the unveiling of the Woods & Waters welcome center, here is construction news from Portland to Coburn Gore.
Was it a deep understanding of the issues? Or was it like the adage, "Even a blind squirrel finds a nut once in a while"? You be the judge.
Just a few months after unveiling a proposal to build more than 100 housing units in Portland — half of which would meet affordability criteria — GreenMars Real Estate wants to build a second, similar complex.
The building, which is 5,500 square feet and dates to 1978, is laid out over a single story and is on about a third of an acre. It includes 15 on-site parking spaces. The building is considered move-in ready.