Acton

Acton, ME · Real Estate
Portsmouth Herald
Developer pitches 192‑unit mobile home park in West Kennebunk
KENNEBUNK, Maine — A developer is proposing to build a new mobile home park with 192 lots and seven single-family homes on currently wooded land near Alewive Road. The Kennebunk Planning Board is scheduled to review the sketch plan for the project during its upcoming meeting on Aug. 10. Abode Communities Kennebunk, LLC, is the applicant. LJB Engineering , of Portland, has submitted the sketch plan to the town on the applicant’s behalf. According to town documents , the 84-acre site is bounded to the north by Ward Brook, to the west by undeveloped woods, to the south by single-family residences, and to the east by Alewive Road and abutting residential properties. There are no structures currently on the acreage itself. The site is located within the town’s West Kennebunk Village Residential and Shoreland Overlay districts. The proposal calls for the mobile homes and family residences to be accessed by two new roads – a primary one leading off Alewive Road and a secondary one, for emergency access, off Truman's Field Road. According to the applicant, the project would disturb less than an acre of wetlands, triggering permit requirements from the Maine Department of Environmental Protection and the Army Corps
mainebiz.biz
Levee development in Biddeford opens new apartments, event venue
Reveler Development is wrapping construction on the final phase of the Levee mixed-use development, which repurposes the former Saco-Lowell textile mill, situated alongside the Saco River in Biddeford. North Lofts is a five-story, newly-built 51-unit market-rate apartment complex, located at 10 Upper Falls Road. It shares amenities with the adjacent...
biddeford-gazette.com
FEATURE | New event facility showcases Biddeford’s transformation
The ‘Foundry On The Levee’ today offers more than 20,000 square-feet of luxury event accommodations where a shuttered machine shop once employed more than 100 people. If you had any lingering doubts about Biddeford’s ongoing transformation from gritty, former mill town to upscale destination for newer residents with deeper pockets – last week’s “editorial debut” of the Foundry on the Levee was a stunning reminder that the city has undergone a dramatic change over the last two decades.
nerej.com
Perry joins The Dunham Group as broker
Portland, ME According to The Dunham Group, Greg Perry has joined the firm as a broker, bringing more than 20 years of experience in commercial real estate across Maine. Perry has built a distinguished career representing tenants, landlords, buyers, and sellers in a wide range of transactions. Prior to joining The Dunham Group, he spent 16 years at Cardente Real Estate, where he was a partner, before going on to serve as president of Broad Cove Collective, a boutique commercial real estate firm.
spectrumlocalnews.com
Grassroots efforts mobilize throughout Maine to help control mobile home park rental rates
AUGUSTA –– Joe Hupperich had a busy day in Augusta Monday. He was canvassing residents on behalf of the Maine Labor Climate Council, looking to get the rest of the 2,000 signatures he needs for a citizens’ initiative this fall. He wants to see a new ordinance on the books regulating rents for local mobile home park residents.
mainebiz.biz
Unusual marketing strategy for Portland condo showcases designer (also the seller)
In what is said to be an unusual move in real estate marketing, the broker for a brightly designed residential condo in Portland included the seller — who was also the unit’s designer — in the campaign video. Maitri Mody, an interior designer and content creator based...
mainebiz.biz
Maine real estate summit to highlight projects, trends
Maine developers and builders will share insights on current and upcoming projects at the New England Real Estate Journal’s “Maine State of the Market” summit next week. It will be held Wednesday, Aug. 12, at the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel in South Portland. Jennifer Small, a partner...
boothbayregister.com
Rev. Sandy Daly at Wilson Chapel on Ocean Point Aug. 9
The Rev. Sandy Daly will lead the service at Wilson Memorial Chapel on Ocean Point this Sunday, Aug.9.Margaret Mceldowney will serve as organist. The service is at 9:30 a.m. All are welcome!. Rev. Daly earned her undergraduate degree in transpersonal psychology at Burlington College (Vermont) and her master of divinity...
The Maine Monitor
Developer proposes 14 apartments for former Advertiser Democrat building in Norway
NORWAY — The Norway Planning Board reviewed an initial site plan last week to convert the former Advertiser Democrat building at 1 Pikes Hill into apartments. Kara Wilbur, founder of the Maine-based housing developer Dooryard, presented the proposal. Dooryard designs and builds affordable housing, including single-family homes and small apartment buildings tailored to fit traditional Maine downtowns and village neighborhoods.
sacobaynews.com
Saco property values on the rise
Word that a revaluation of property values is in the works in your community is rarely a cause for excitement. And when word hits the street that new assessed values are complete and headed toward your mailbox … well, maybe you’ll put off that new car until next year. Or the year after.
Boston
A converted hydroelectric plant in Maine hits the market for $750,000
The 1919 plant was converted to a residence in 2006. The property comes with two buildings. “A River Runs Through It” — this former hydroelectric power plant on the Pemaquid River in Bristol, Maine, that is. It’s on the market for $750,000. The structure at 13 Upper...
themainemonitor.org
Developer proposes 14 apartments for former Advertiser Democrat building in Norway
NORWAY — The Norway Planning Board reviewed an initial site plan last week to convert the former Advertiser Democrat building at 1 Pikes Hill into apartments. Kara Wilbur, founder of the Maine-based housing developer Dooryard, presented the proposal. Dooryard designs and builds affordable housing, including single-family homes and small apartment buildings tailored to fit traditional Maine downtowns and village neighborhoods.