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The Railroad Square Development project, first proposed in 2020, has been approved and is in the permitting process. The earliest estimate for the groundbreaking is this summer.
Two well-known Portland-area builders have purchased the long-vacant Cousens school on Goodwins Mills Road and are creating a community arts center.
The Muddy Rudder, a Yarmouth seafood restaurant that closed in October after nearly five decades in business, is headed to auction.
After neighbors objected to a proposal to turn the iconic house into an event venue, the owners are now turning to summer rentals.
The property checked the boxes for the practice on the first floor and also for an investment, with a newly renovated apartment going in on the second floor.
Over $162,000 was awarded to match local grants to 29 organizations providing housing and/or fuel assistance to people with low incomes.
Prices have rebounded from the decline seen in late 2024. For buyers, a potential silver lining is a significant increase in days on market, suggesting properties may start out overpriced.
As volunteers were putting on the finishing touches at 75 Bacon St. in Biddeford, Mainebiz stopped by to see the progress and checked back in after the center opened.
Nathan Szanton, developer of affordable housing projects in several Maine cities, tells Mainebiz he plans to move to Colorado on June 1. Szanton Co. has had a Denver development office, headed by the owner's son, since 2022.
To find out what’s trending across the state this year, Mainebiz checked in with city officials, real estate professionals and others in the know.
From modular construction to opportunity zones to a formula to make it affordable to build middle-income housing, private developers are finding ways to build much-needed affordable and workforce housing.
Housing costs for both buyers are renters have risen higher than Maine incomes, according to the Maine State Housing Authority.
The Scarborough-based construction firm has hired Derek Converse as director of preconstruction.
The listing received serious interest from several institutional buyers. Ultimately, it went to a buyer who owns multiple BJ's locations nationwide and quickly closed the deal.
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.