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The 31,753-square-foot building is projected to have 1,600- to 5,000-square-foot retail units on the first floor and 2,400- to 10,627-square-foot offices on the second and third floors.
Nordic abandoned the land-based salmon farm project last month, after the Belfast City Council vacated an action to seize key mudflats for intake and discharge pipes.
Thirteen luxury condos will replace an apartment building at 246 Eastern Promenade, a street that has not had a new development in more than five decades.
Developer Nathan Szanton said the Picker House Lofts name honors the building’s provenance as a cotton-mill processing center.
Homeful Village is modeled after Community First! in Austin, Texas, a mix of formerly unhoused residents, intentional neighbors and services.
The project preserved the original structure and added 15 cottages and 17 spa suites with terraces. Features include custom wallpaper, furniture and fixtures.
Legacy reported a 23% increase in total sales volume over 2023, driven by a 16% growth in unit sales combined with a higher average selling price.
The conference brings together folks to talk about trends, outlooks and ideas in the real estate and development industries.
The new HQ is viewed as a recruitment tool for the growing company. With both on-site and remote employees, the mission was to find a pleasant, productive environment and proximity to hotels.
Dempsey Center President and CEO Cara Valentino is stepping down. Brandon Hotham will serve as interim amid the move to Rock Row.
The University of Southern Maine will open the $63 million Crewe Center for the Arts in the fall. For now, Mainebiz got a tour of the site under construction.
Buyers flocked here from neighboring Massachusetts, but also from farther afield.
In its annual market survey, the Dunham Group says the supply of industrial space has been eased by a repurposing of office and retail space.
Reveler Development is completing its Eddy apartment building in Biddeford for occupancy March 1.
Maine's median home sales price edged back up to $400,000 in December, down from an all time high of $409,450 and $385,000 for November.
The property sale agreement followed the Land Use Planning Commission’s denial a year ago of a request by Wolfden and Franklin County to rezone the area for industrial uses.
Maine's housing shortage is fueling the cost of buying a home. In March, Maine's median home price was $381,500, up 9% from a year ago, according to Maine Listings. In Cumberland County, including the Portland area, the median sales price was $565,000 last month.
Higher prices are also putting pressure on the rental market. Young people, singles and families new to Maine are looking to get rentals, but so are potential home buyers who can't find a home in their price range. Higher interest rates are also an issue.
As a place to rent, Maine ranks No. 13 in the U.S., with average monthly rents reaching $1,971, according to a new Ipsos iSay survey of American renters.
With so many people shut out of buying a home, we're curious what alternatives people are finding.
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