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With easy transportation access, plentiful real estate and a business-friendly environment, parts of Saco are becoming a hub for more of Maine's seafood processors and distributors.
With housing options for low and moderate-income residents in York County increasingly sparse, some of them banded together to take some control over the situation. The co-op they formed is part of a growing trend.
The 525-acre site, which once supported a nearby harness racing track, is seeing a different type of competition as businesses jockey to develop the mixed-use complex.
As Portland gets more crowded and expensive, Biddeford has attracted new businesses and new life to its former textile mills. The latest development hotspot: the site of a former waste-to-energy incinerator.
While this issue focuses on southern Maine, there’s a recurring theme in some of these stories.
A flurry of investment in the downtown district, once considered old and worn out, is driven by a tight office space market and small tenants seeking nice Class B space.
The Children’s Museum & Theatre of Maine is hoping to raise $14 million to fund construction of its future 30,000-square-foot home at Thompson’s Point. Work is already underway on the new facility, expected to attract nearly 250,000 visitors a
A Falmouth real estate investor has completed a range of transactions over the past six months aimed at expanding his portfolio of commercial assets. Since September, Wayne Berzinis has bought and sold properties in South Portland, Portland, Gorham
The 2020 state valuation is up 5.52%, the greatest annual valuation growth since 2008. The largest increases were in York and Cumberland counties.
The Maine School of Masonry in Avon is partnering with state and federal regulatory agencies on a two-year informational program designed to improve worker safety in the masonry industry.
The college was looking for the right tenant for the remaining 4,000 square feet of Alfond Commons, and the owners of Portland Alpine & Hunt Club are the latest southern Maine business to find a home in downtown Waterville.
The GIS software company wants its R&D functions to be closer to Portland is it grows and adds employees; Jewett Construction's work on the Jordan's Furniture store at the Maine Mall is underway and on schedule for spring opening.
The first phase of what ultimately may be 1 million square feet of development along Portland's eastern waterfront will include nine buildings with 442,500 square feet of office, residential, retail, restaurant and parking space.
While history says a slump is coming, the area real estate market will continue to flourish, with some bumps caused by rising construction costs and tight inventory, the Portland firm says in its annual report.
The Finance Authority of Maine approval is key to the $23.5 million financing package that will allow Artaris Impact Investors to buy and renovate the Rangeley ski resort, which has been closed since 2015.
Trustees of Maine's public university system green-lighted a proposal to seek a single accreditation for the system's seven schools. In another vote, trustees OK'd the planned $100 million construction project at the University of Southern Maine.
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Next year will bring a host of new challenges for businesses looking to add employees to the payroll.
Maine's Paid Family and Medical Leave law will go into effect, which will allow an employee to take paid leave for up to 12 weeks to care for an ill family member or new child, for instance.
The state's minimum wage will increase by 45 cents an hour, to $15.10 (a separate minimum wage provision was approved in Portland that will raise the hourly compensation to $19 within three years).
And rising health care premiums will continue to be a struggle for employers.
For companies that plan to grow, all of these factors will have to be managed.
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