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In its first-ever fundraiser, the Friends of Fort Gorges aims to raise $250,000 to match a pledge from the city of Portland for the historic landmark on Casco Bay.
The tax credits since 2016 have generated $525 million in construction investment, while creating hundreds of jobs and thousands of units of housing, a new analysis says.
The transition is planned as a way to diversify ownership and enable the firm to strengthen its current markets while also exploring new sectors.
The recently completed facility, at 390 U.S. Route 1 in Scarborough, was built by Zachau Construction and designed by SMRT Architects and Engineers.
Grants from the Belvedere Historic Preservation and Energy Efficiency Fund of the Maine Community Foundation range from $2,700 to $20,000, and support preservation, restoration and retrofitting of historic buildings in the state.
The Portland City Council will make the final decision on the district, which would include nearly 400 contributing properties in the neighborhood.
Work on the chimney, long a familiar sight in the city skyline, included fixing loose and open mortar joints and replacing three badly degraded steel bands.
This year's recipients of the Mainebiz honors, now in their 12th year, represent a wide variety of business sectors and geographies across the state.
In a meeting originally scheduled for March 17, the Portland Planning Board will decide whether to establish a historic district for the Munjoy Hill neighborhood, including more than 400 properties, many of them residential.
Preservation advocates are pushing for enhancement of the federal Historic Preservation Tax Credit, which has incentivized $550 million in Maine construction over the past 11 years.
Formerly a freelance graphic designer, Flett began putting patterns on fabric in 2007. Today, her firm makes hand-printed textiles that are sold through over 200 wholesalers, and have even captured the attention of Oprah.
The COA Mount Desert Center will bring student and faculty housing and retail in pursuit of promoting economic vitality.
MaineHousing has moved from downtown Augusta to former state office space near Interstate 95, renovated by Landry/French; United Way has moved to Forest Avenue in Portland from the peninsula; and Maine Preservation has opened award nominations.
The development, which includes 50 new apartments and renovation of 10 existing ones, as well as six retail spaces, will comprise new construction on the lot that once housed part of the YMCA as well as redevelopment of two historic buildings.
Rhode Island-based 1772 foundation, in partnership with Maine Preservation, considered 48 projects from across the state that were seeking nearly half a million dollars for things like roof repairs, fire safety and solar installation.
In a sign of the times, the University of Maine on Tuesday held a virtual groundbreaking for its planned Ferland Engineering Education and Design Center, which is expected to be completed in 2022.