Sanford

🔒Two Sanford projects will add large condos to market

When fully built, the two projects will bring 175 condos to market. Both boast three- and four-bedroom homes — a rarity compared to other recent projects in York County.

Social services nonprofit aims to diversify funding via acquisitions

As a nonprofit with significant funding tied to Medicaid reimbursement, Waypoint said it will invest in assets that can generate diversified, unrestricted income and reduce dependence on any single funding stream.

🔒Building Business: New hotel taking shape on Portland’s Monument Square

Zachau Construction is transforming the former Fidelity Trust building into a 101-room luxury hotel, for Jim Brady’s Fathom Cos.

🔒Sanford retail plaza with upside potential attracts 200 queries

KMan Scarborough LLC bought the 98,282-square-foot retail shopping plaza from J&N Sanford Trust for just over $4 million. The list price was $5.5 million.
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🔒Building Business: Freeport builder turning former brewery space into its new headquarters

Fine Lines Construction is renovating the 7,000-square-foot former Stars & Stripes Brewing building into a facility that can accommodate both its offices as well as a cabinet and millwork shop.

🔒Friday Food Insider: Southern Maine food truck rollouts for start of busy season

From lobster rolls beside Portland Head Light to barbecue near an active runway in Sanford, two new outdoor food ventures are set to open this Memorial Day weekend.

Allied Cook Construction is renovating Avesta housing complex in Sanford

Avesta Housing is refurbishing the 40-unit affordable apartment complex Patriot Place in Sanford. It is a $9.6 million project.

🔒Sanford’s Jagger Mill being reborn as 86-unit apartment complex

Redevelopment of the 70,000-square-foot former Jagger Mill in Sanford is well underway, and by fall will add 86 units of much-needed housing to the city.
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🔒Sanford wins $5M in federal funding for two new fire stations

The city is replacing its aged fire stations with two new buildings, and broke ground Tuesday on the first project — the new headquarters in south Sanford. A second district station is planned to be built on Payne Street in Springvale, starting in March 2027.

🔒Tennessee firm proposes $180M plant in Sanford that would destroy ‘forever chemicals’

The facility would have the capacity to process 400 tons per day at an 11-acre site in the Cyro Road industrial park.
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