Development

Local real estate development company is addressing the housing shortage with a proposal to build nearly 200 condos & multi units in Portland, Maine.

The Maine Mall in South Portland is 53 years old.

Before there was a high-rise condo complex near The Pier, a cozy oceanfront bar with two decks was a huge tourist attraction in Old Orchard Beach.

Developers want to transform the historic property with a new hotel, parking garage, and a massive expansion of the Hampton Beach Casino concert hall.

Governor Mills and Maine Housing have made the housing shortage a priority, and just announced that construction will begin on 105 new affordable rental units throughout the state of Maine.

One of the largest destination stores in Maine hit the market as Cabela's in Scarborough is listed for sale for a cool $40 million bucks.

The development at Rock Row in Westbrook continues as three new businesses will join Market Basket at the growing property

The development company North River IV proposed to convert the city block next to the Old Port into a six-story parking garage with space for retail and housing.

What used to be a handful of broken down buildings will soon become an exciting foodie venture.

...along with shops and maybe even a bed and breakfast place.

A permit was issues on July 24th for Hobby Lobby to begin construction at the old K-Mart location at the Elm Plaza in Waterville.

A huge sports complex is coming to Scarborough!

When the development of Falmouth Center was first proposed back in May, residents were up in arms. So, they are back - with some adjustments...

The iconic Scarborough Downs racetrack was just sold, and according to the Portland Press Herald, its new owners have a plan to transform it into a new town center.

Last week, I went to a high school graduation at the renovated Cumberland County Civic Center. The civic center designers and staff left me very impressed.

On June 10, Portland voters will decide if a sale of part of Congress Square Plaza should move forward, an area that has seen everything from Walgreens to Dunkin' Donuts over the past 100 years.