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Every week in the Tuesday Real Estate Insider, Mainebiz compiles a list of commercial real estate sales. Here is a compilation of sales published in January 2024.
The 87,515-square-foot Northport Business Park property was marketed as conveniently located, climate-controlled, with 18-foot clear height and significant parking and infrastructure.
The former house of Sigma Alpha Epsilon, which shut down in 2018, will be razed to make room for a $8.7 million steam plant expansion on the UMaine campus in Orono. The property owner says the university system isn't paying a fair price.
Dash Davidson said he's putting work on hold until he raises more funds to cover the costs of the storm's damage.
Benchmark Real Estate in Portland, led by Tom Landry, has appointed Courtney Collins as its chief operating officer.
Kittery is drawing the attention of out-of-state developers. The board approved a boutique inn in December and a hotel, apartment building and commercial building this month.
During the pandemic, it became apparent there weren’t enough rentals for asylum seekers who rely on general assistance funds until they can legally work in the U.S.
Wood fiber insulation pioneers “a movement toward more energy-efficient and healthier living environments,” said one developer.
The inn was doing good business, but still had a lot of upside, given the size and location of the property, the buyer said. “So I thought, ‘There’s real opportunity here.’”
Carbon storage, long-term forest health, wildlife habitat, and sustainable timber production are part of the mission for a new “climate-smart” timber investment fund.
Wilbur's Woods, at 0 McKeen St. on 4.87 acres, will feature 21 three-bedroom homes available for sale and an 18-unit multifamily residence, with rental units.
The project will open up piers that haven’t been dredged in more than 70 years and are filling with sediment, decreasing water depths and causing a decline in available berthing for the working waterfront.
First Tracks Investments LLC is seeing an increase in betting revenue from races at Cumberland Fairgrounds and plans to build a new track in southern Maine. Mainebiz went to the track for the story and bonus audio report.
A feature of the inn will be a touchless technology system. Advantages of the location include proximity to “the heart of the Foreside vibe.”
Buyer demand is expected to remain strong. Move-in ready, properly priced properties continue to receive multiple offers in most areas of Maine.
In 2020, Clara Collins became part of the sixth generation to join her family’s business. The “top women” designation received a record number of nominations in 2023.