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Mechanics Hall will be lit up in passivehaus Maine display
October 4, 2018Mechanics Hall at 519 Congress St. in Portland will be lit up Friday night with slides showing where the granite building loses heat. It's part of an educational effort by passivhaus Maine to show how passive house construction makes buildings
October 4, 2018
Bar Harbor officials consider whether to demolish 'eyesore'
October 3, 2018Town officials are considering whether to demolish a large building at 79 Cottage St. in downtown Bar Harbor, which is notable for its derelict condition in an area otherwise known for tidy eateries and shops.
October 3, 2018
Sanford-based Patco helps out with playground
October 2, 2018Waban, a Sanford community organization that supports adults and children with special needs, got a hand from Patco Construction with design and installation of a new playground at its Fraser-Ford Child Development Center.
October 2, 2018
Oxford industrial space gets two new tenants
October 2, 2018Two industrial buildings on Madison Avenue, totaling 25,000 square feet, were recently leased in an area where industrial users can be hard to come by.
October 2, 2018
Rumford could get $400K under proposed land sale to Poland Spring
October 2, 2018Voters in Rumford next week could ratify a measure that would give Poland Spring Water Co. time to consider siting a bottling plant on 150 acres of town land and allow the company to pay $400,000 for the parcel.
October 2, 2018
Coulombe completes upscale rental projects in Boothbay Harbor
October 1, 2018A developer deeply involved in Boothbay region projects has completed the redevelopments of two residential properties in downtown Boothbay Harbor into upscale rentals.
October 1, 2018
Augusta real estate broker says she's 'living the American dream'
October 1, 2018Hoa Hoang, owner of Hoang Realty in Augusta, the youngest of six children, came to Augusta in 1976, a year after her family came to the United States from Saigon. She still owns the home her family bought on Augusta's Chapel Street in 1978, as well
October 1, 2018
With multiple projects on drawing boards, contractors are multi-tasking
October 1, 2018Sheridan Construction of Portland has been multitasking. It recently started construction on the Alfond Youth Center in Waterville; Charlie's Honda in Augusta; and a Waste Management of New Hampshire facility in Rochester, N.H.
October 1, 2018
Next 2018: Tobias Parkhurst is a catalyst for downtown Augusta's resurgence
October 1, 2018Tobias Parkhurst, president of O&P Glass in Augusta and a former pro skateboarder, is one of the catalysts of downtown Augusta development — buying and renovating three buildings, opening a brew pub with three partners and hea
October 1, 2018
As Clark Insurance expands in new HQ, its former HQ is sold
September 30, 2018The sale of the Clark Insurance building at 2385 Congress St. in Portland went quickly once the sellers decided the market was right to sell the building.The building sold for $2.832 million in a deal that closed July 25.
September 30, 2018Real Estate Transactions October 2018
September 28, 201819 Northbrook Drive, Falmouth: 6,085-square-foot office investment property sold to CPM-19 Northbrook Drive LLC by Mark Richards for $1.1 million.
September 28, 2018Lack of contractors forces Bangor to delay redesign of downtown square
September 27, 2018The initial phase of a massive renovation of Pickering Square in downtown Bangor has been delayed for several months, after the city was unable to hire a contractor for the project.
September 27, 2018
Maine Med files third and final site plan for $525M expansion
September 26, 2018Maine Medical Center plan for a $525 million expansion calls for a six-story building that will reorient the hospital to Congress Street, expand the number of private rooms and provide state-of-the-art procedure rooms centered on cardiovascular care.
September 26, 2018
Waterville promoting Opportunity Zone to keep momentum going
September 26, 2018Development officials are hoping that the new Opportunity Zone program will help keep the momentum going on downtown Waterville development. The city's downtown was one of 32 zones designated in May as an Opportunity Zone.
September 26, 2018
Vets First Choice gets approval for new HQ
September 26, 2018Vets First Choice, a fast-growing provider of pharmacy services for animal care, on Tuesday received city approval for a planned 170,000-square-foot headquarters on Portland's fast-growing East End.
September 26, 2018
Cupola goes up on new MSSPA horse arena
September 25, 2018The $2 million project at the Windham-based horse rehabilitation organization is expected to be completed by the end of October.
September 25, 2018
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