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Jim Dinkle, who leads the FirstPark business park in Oakland, notes that last year Maine had the greatest number of business applications since 2005. Sectors like life sciences, tourism and forestry are seeing notable upticks, he says.
The project involves renovating a 7,000-square-foot mill dating back 160 years and adding 11,000 square feet of new space.
Unity Environmental University has completed a $1.2 million infrastructure overhaul of its historic Sky Lodge property.
The dedication of the Land Port of Entry and the Madawaska-Edmundston International Bridge draws to a formal conclusion the upgrade of a major interchange between the U.S. and Canada.
Roads, bridges, wastewater stations and drainage infrastructure are among projects targeted for storm repair and resilience projects.
In Corinna’s former station, built in 1952, one truck would only fit sideways. Larger stations have more bays, storage, room to expand and modern decontamination areas.
For now, Northern Light Pharmacy is at 210 State St., in a location that dates to 1939.
At 121 Middle St. in the Old Port, seven lofts were converted from vacant class B office space and showcase historic design features.
The Portland building's buyer, Maine Public Broadcasting Corp., aims to move into the new space by the end of next year, after adding studios and production facilities.
Over a dozen grants will help fund construction of terminals and infrastructure and make improvements to existing facilities.
A roundup of Maine's commercial real estate leases for the month of July 2024. The leases were originally published in the Mainebiz Real Estate Insider.
The goal is to provide a hub that will help the city tap into the economic and cultural potential of Maine’s Asian-American and Pacific Islander communities.
Natalya Nikitina, the owner of Loom Clothing and Home, said she encourages customers to build "capsule wardrobes," emphasizing quality rather than quantity of clothing.
The project could strengthen the transmission system and support the delivery of higher loads of power from renewable energy sources, including nearby onshore wind turbines.
The construction includes adding a stage, opening up the ceiling, taking down walls and adding specialized dance flooring. The new location is expected to benefit students and the community.
The 32 acres includes 17 acres of undeveloped, level and dry land with potential for expansion. The area’s lodging market is active as a four-season tourism destination.