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Rumford Point landmark steeple to be restored
April 23, 2019The historic Rumford Point Congregational Church steeple and bell tower, a landmark in Hanover at the bend in the Androscoggin River 10 miles west of Rumford since 1864, is getting a facelift.
April 23, 2019
Six developers to be recognized by MEREDA
April 23, 2019The top six real estate developments in Maine in 2018 have been selected by the Maine Real Estate and Development Association, the organization announced.
April 23, 2019
Shipyard’s Forsley reflects on brewer’s past, present and ‘brewtel’ future
Updated: April 29, 2019Fred Forsley, founder and CEO of Portland-based Shipyard Brewing Co., was profiled in the first issue of Mainebiz, when both were startups. Today, Shipyard is Maine’s largest brewer.
Updated: April 29, 2019
Retail continues to evolve in the face of rapid change
Updated: April 29, 2019Today the retail market is very much driven by the speed, reliability and ease of buying virtually anything from Amazon and its convenient membership arm, Amazon Prime.
Updated: April 29, 2019
Reclaiming real estate: Yesterday’s factory site is today’s 24/7 mixed-use development
Updated: April 29, 2019Transformation of shuttered mills, abandoned industrial sites, derelict waterfronts and decommissioned military bases have changed Maine over the past quarter century.
Updated: April 29, 2019
Hot property: After decades of decline, cities return to their downtown centers
Updated: April 29, 2019Municipalities are finding ways to bring new life to downtowns, spurred by federal tax incentives, local programs and, increasingly, public-private partnerships.
Updated: April 29, 2019
Demand for commercial real estate has fueled a building boom
Updated: April 29, 2019With recovery from the 2008 recession came a real estate boom that started in 2011 and has steadily grown since.
Updated: April 29, 2019
Fisherman's Wharf developer: Waterfront's big issue is traffic
April 23, 2019A Portland developer who's already altered a mixed-use development plan for Fisherman's Pier in light of concerns about the city's working waterfront, says the issue is more about traffic and a traditional waterfront that includes a variety of uses
April 23, 2019
Small businesses, big buyers to take part in 'matchmaking' event
April 23, 2019More than 200 representatives of small businesses and government agencies will gather in South Portland this week for a two-day matchmaking session that will culminate in a "speed-dating" session that matches businesses with contracts.
April 23, 2019
Tight supply puts crimp on home sales in March
April 23, 2019Sales of Maine’s existing-single-family homes fell slightly in March, reflecting a lack of inventory.
April 23, 2019
New York-based investors close on purchase of Bangor Mall
April 22, 2019Three private real estate companies that specialize in buying malls and commercial real estate have purchased the Bangor Mall for $12.6 million.
April 22, 2019
Maine AFL-CIO endorses state ‘Green New Deal’ bill
April 22, 2019A bill that seeks to establish a “Green New Deal for Maine” has been endorsed by the Maine AFL-CIO, a statewide federation of 160 local unions representing 40,000 workers.
April 22, 2019
College of the Atlantic buys condos for use by students and visitors
April 19, 2019College of the Atlantic, a small private college in Bar Harbor, bought six condominium units at 111 Eden St., for $2.2 million. The college plans to rent the apartments to students, visitors and guests during the school year, and to continue to
April 19, 2019
Four Portland-area Hannaford stores are latest remodels in $100 million program
April 17, 2019When the Falmouth Crossing Hannaford Supermarket and Pharmacy launched a “grand reopening” April 12, it was only a small part of a $100 million two-year renovation program for some of the company’s Maine stores.
April 17, 2019
Iconic downtown Bar Harbor theater gets funding to continue its upgrade
April 17, 2019An iconic theater built in 1932 and located in downtown Bar Harbor has received grant funding to continue an upgrade that began in 2014.
April 17, 2019Vacation rentals spike as Bar Harbor grapples with shortage of affordable housing
April 16, 2019In 2018, there were 79 new vacation rental registrations in Bar Harbor, a 295% increase over 2017.
April 16, 2019
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