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Real Estate & Construction

  • Rumford could get $400K under proposed land sale to Poland Spring

    October 2, 2018

    Voters 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, 2018

    A 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'

    Maureen Milliken October 1, 2018

    Hoa 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

    Maureen Milliken October 1, 2018

  • With multiple projects on drawing boards, contractors are multi-tasking

    Peter Van Allen October 1, 2018

    Sheridan 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.

    Peter Van Allen October 1, 2018

  • Next 2018: Tobias Parkhurst is a catalyst for downtown Augusta's resurgence

    Maureen Milliken October 1, 2018

    Tobias 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

    Maureen Milliken October 1, 2018

  • As Clark Insurance expands in new HQ, its former HQ is sold

    Laurie Schreiber September 30, 2018

    The 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.

    Laurie Schreiber September 30, 2018

  • Real Estate Transactions October 2018

    September 28, 2018

    19 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, 2018

  • Lack of contractors forces Bangor to delay redesign of downtown square

    September 27, 2018

    The 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

    Staff September 26, 2018

    Maine 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.

    Staff September 26, 2018

  • Waterville promoting Opportunity Zone to keep momentum going

    Maureen Milliken September 26, 2018

    Development 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.

    Maureen Milliken September 26, 2018

  • Vets First Choice gets approval for new HQ

    Staff September 26, 2018

    Vets 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.

    Staff September 26, 2018

  • Cupola goes up on new MSSPA horse arena

    September 25, 2018

    The $2 million project at the Windham-based horse rehabilitation organization is expected to be completed by the end of October.

    September 25, 2018

  • SoPoCo.Works earlier-than-expected expansion includes podcast studio

    Maureen Milliken September 25, 2018

    The South Portland coworking center has added seven private offices and a podcast recording space since it opened in spring.

    Maureen Milliken September 25, 2018

  • Appeal filed to prevent demolition of historic Ellsworth firehouse

    Laurie Schreiber September 25, 2018

    An appeal has been filed to save a 19th century firehouse in Ellsworth from demolition. The city had already issued a permit allowing the owner to raze the building.

    Laurie Schreiber September 25, 2018

  • Biddeford Clock Tower in the running for national preservation grant

    Staff September 25, 2018

    The clock atop Biddeford's City Hall is one of 20 historic sites chosen to compete in an online contest for historic preservation money.

    Staff September 25, 2018

  • CES acquires Florida engineering firm

    Staff September 25, 2018

    Environmental engineering firm CES Inc., which is based in Brewer and operates six other Maine offices, has acquired a Florida civil engineering firm.

    Staff September 25, 2018

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Over the weekend, thousands of flights were canceled after the new federal restrictions took effect at some of the nation's busiest airports. 

The Federal Aviation Administration ordered airlines to cut flights by 4% at 40 major airports and that percentage is scheduled to increase to 10% by Friday. The FAA cited safety concerns and the need to ease the strain on air traffic controllers, who have been working without pay since the federal government shutdown began last month. 

Airlines warn that the cutbacks could lead to more delays, fewer available seats and higher fares in the days ahead.

Talks are underway to end the federal shutdown, but the timing of the FAA cutbacks adds uncertainty to the Thanksgiving travel rush, which is just two weeks away.

Last year, more than 20 million passengers took to the skies during Thanksgiving week, driving billions of dollars in spending and making it one of the busiest and most economically significant travel periods of the year, according to the U.S. Travel Association.

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