Mainebiz & Evernorth - Tue July 16, 2024
New England Nonprofit Funds 10 Affordable Housing Projects, Five of Which Are in Maine
Evernorth, a nonprofit housing capital syndicate based in Portland, Maine, and Burlington, Vt., has closed its latest multi-investor fund of $61 million, which will provide equity to finance 10 housing projects in Maine, in addition to four in Vermont and one in New Hampshire....
Maine Medical Center - Thu June 06, 2024
With Its $378M Construction Complete, New Maine Medical Center Tower Ready to Open
With its construction recently completed, Maine Medical Center (MMC) in Portland is scheduled to begin admitting patients June 9 to its new 300,000-sq.-ft. Malone Family Tower, located on Congress Street....
Portland Press Herald & Waypoint Brokers Collective - Tue June 04, 2024
New Construction Transforming Run-Down Portland, Maine, Neighborhood Into Destination
In Portland, Maine, Bayside has always been a neighborhood in transformation: from industrial center in service to the city's growth, to central hub providing essential services for its most vulnerable populations, to now a vibrant, mixed-use community offering urban lifestyle amenities....
Thunder Creek Equipment - Wed May 22, 2024
Thunder Creek Rolls Into Maine With Coop's Truck & Equipment
Coop's Truck & Equipment of Bangor, Maine, has added the Thunder Creek lineup of field fueling and service solutions to its new equipment sales lineup. The company specializes in truck, trailer and equipment solutions for the construction and agricultural industries, including truck body fabrication, farm tractors and livestock trailers....
Maine Department of Transportation - Wed May 22, 2024
MaineDOT Applies for Federal Grant to Build Offshore Wind Port On Sears Island
The Maine Department of Transportation (MaineDOT) announced May 17 that it had applied for $456 million in grant funding from the federal government to help construct the East Coast's first floating offshore wind port on a portion of state-owned Sears Island that is reserved for port development....
Mainebiz & Portland Museum of Art - Wed May 22, 2024
Portland, Maine, Approves Plan to Demolish Building for $100M Museum Expansion
In a low-key climax to an often-heated, months-long public debate, the Portland City Council on May 20 removed a downtown building's historic designation — and along with it a major obstacle to the Portland Museum of Art's (PMA) planned $100 million expansion in Maine's largest city....
Ken Liebeskind -CEG Correspondent - Thu May 02, 2024
Reconstruction of Frank J. Wood Bridge in Maine Under Way
The Maine Department of Transportation has begun onsite construction to replace the Frank J. Wood Bridge. The bridge carries Route 201 over the Androscoggin River between Brunswick and Topsham. The lead contractor on this project is Reed & Reed of Woolwich, Maine, and H.B....
The Maine Campus & Mainebiz - Tue April 23, 2024
UMaine Athletics Making $320M Expansion to Complex; Two Maine Marinas Get Fed Funds
University of Maine Athletics recently announced a $320 million renovation project from the Harold Alfond Foundation which includes a $170 million investment to fund the school's Athletics Facilities Master Plan....
Mainebiz - Wed April 10, 2024
Maine's STARC Systems to Build New $12.5M Complex This Year at Brunswick Landing
With a revenue growth rate of 30 percent per year for the last five years, STARC Systems is aiming to keep up the momentum by building an 85,000-sq.-ft. manufacturing and administrative facility at Brunswick Landing in Maine....
Mainebiz & Maine Monitor - Mon March 18, 2024
Maine Town OKs Plan to Redevelop Park; New Public Safety HQ to Go Up in Machias
The Fairfield, Maine, town council has approved a plan to develop a 5.5-acre park east of the downtown area, with a goal of attracting tourists, residents and local visitors, Mainebiz reported March 8....
