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With sewer capacity strained, Yarmouth enacts six-month moratorium on some development
Updated: September 3, 2025Over 1,260 properties will be affected by the moratorium in the section of town west of U.S. Route 1 and including much of Main and West Main streets, Sligo Road, West and East Elm streets and North Road.
Demolition set to make way for Portland Museum of Art expansion
Updated: September 3, 2025Demolition crews are in place at 142 Free St., site of what is expected to be a $100 million expansion project at the Portland Museum of Art.
Portland property tax rate drops for FY26, but home values up 43%
September 2, 2025The total taxable value of real estate in Maine’s largest city is now $19.7 billion, an increase of roughly $4.9 billion.
Commercial real estate broker starts boutique firm in Kennebunk
Updated: September 2, 2025Suzanne McKechnie has specialized in York County commercial real estate for more than a decade.
Amid restructuring, Portland IT firm Tilson accepts $22M offer from strategic acquirer
Updated: September 2, 2025The offer, which is subject to court approval, is from ITG Communications LLC, a national provider of fulfillment, construction and project management services to the cable and telecommunications industries.
Living in Portland without a car is possible, but challenging: Advocates call for safer streets
Updated: September 1, 2025There are pluses and minuses to getting around Maine’s biggest city without an automobile.
Making waves in Maine: ‘Lift All Boats’ program mentors teens in the art of lobstering
Updated: September 1, 2025The nonprofit mentorship program by the team behind Luke’s Lobster aims to give high school students an entry point into lobstering either as a hobby or livelihood.
From gilding to apps, 11 Maine entrepreneurs are getting set to launch businesses
Updated: August 29, 2025In the past two years, 98.5% of Maine’s net job growth was driven by small businesses.
Older sellers are fueling a boom in second-home market, says broker
Updated: August 29, 2025For older sellers, faster sales might be more important than getting top dollar, as they look to simplify, control the process and move forward on their own terms.
Construction work on busy Portland intersection set to resume
Updated: August 28, 2025The project is a continuation of a multi-million redesign of the intersection of Congress and High streets. It got underway in 2022 but completion was delayed by disputes between the city and the original contractor.
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