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Here is a round-up of new restaurant openings around the state.
Knickerbocker Group, a designer and builder of high-end homes and commercial spaces, has promoted Marta Peters to chief financial officer.
United Insurance CEO Zack Frechette said Gallagher Insurance has been a "respected competitor" in the Aroostook County market.
Kaveri Subbarao will start her new role on Feb. 10, succeeding Joan Fortin as head of the Portland-based law firm.
Dougherty Court will have 63 apartments in Portland's Libbytown neighborhood, right next to a recreation field.
A tight housing market didn't slow down the sale of homes in Portland, according to the year-end report from Benchmark Real Estate.
Median sale prices have surged since 2019. Comparing 2024 to 2019, single-family homes rose 77.8%, condos 96.6% and multi-families 59.2%.
The publishing firm Trueline will return to a brick-and-mortar location with a sub-lease in Yarmouth's Sparhawk Mill.
Hiring an 11-member team of engineers and technicians will support projects in renewable/green power generation, energy storage and power distribution.
A new location is in the works for cPort Credit Union at 321 Main St. in Lewiston.
In December, the Maine Real Estate & Development Association hosted a panel discussion on the city's “restaurant apocalypse," illuminating various hurdles restaurants face today.
Panelists noted that fewer people can afford to dine out or go out for cocktails, citing high rents and housing prices, which cut into entertainment budgets.
Cocktails can range from $14 to $18 and craft beer can cost $6 to $8 in some venues.
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