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This Massive 300,000-Square-Foot New Hampshire Shopping Center Sold For $51.3 Million And Attracts 4.3 Million Visitors A Year

A shopping center attracting millions of visits each year and selling for $51.3 million? Those are eye-catching numbers, especially for a destination that combines everyday errands with places to browse and eat. The New Hampshire property spans roughly 300,000 square feet, bringing multiple retailers together in one large shopping complex....

New Hampshire · 1d

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Pandemic Moves to the Countryside Strained Housing in Rural Northeast Towns

When the COVID-19 pandemic struck, many city residents headed for small towns and the countryside. Little is known about what this shift meant for the American communities that took in the newcomers. Fresh arrivals can bring new energy, but a rapid influx can also strain housing and services in places with limited resources. The question matters beyond the pandemic: as climate change worsens, more people are expected to relocate to escape floods, heat and other hazards, and the northeastern United States is seen as a likely destination.

New Hampshire · 3d

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NH May Finally be Ready to Scrap the One-Acre House Lot Minimum

CONCORD, NH – The one-acre lot requirement for single-family homes is a standard in nearly 90% of New Hampshire towns and cities. It’s been untouchable for decades, despite the ever-worsening housing crisis and skyrocketing home prices. But that standard is closer than ever to falling. Two bills in...

New Hampshire · 1d

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Land, costs and housing: A clear-eyed look at development in New Hampshire

New Hampshire faces a housing shortage of 60,000-90,000 units by the early 2030s. Existing-home inventory often sits near two months of supply — roughly 60-70% below the five-to-six-month level considered balanced. At the same time, the cost to build has become a major barrier. Land, materials, labor, site work, permitting, and infrastructure have all risen, turning projects that worked a decade ago into difficult math today.

New Hampshire · 1d

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KVCAP opens 37 affordable apartments in Waterville

WATERVILLE, Maine (WABI) -KVCAP celebrated the opening of 37 new affordable apartments in Waterville on Thursday with a ribbon cutting at a site that holds decades of memories for the city. The event marked the end of a multi-year redevelopment project in the city’s South End. David Pelton, president...

Waterville, ME · 2d

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Voters in 8 Maine towns approved measures capping or freezing mobile home lot rents

Residents have faced drastic increases as more out-of-state corporations have purchased Maine mobile home parks.

Maine · 1d

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Maine family-owned businesses will take center stage at awards show

Maine companies will vie for recognition across seven categories at the Institute for Family-Owned Business awards later this month. The 26 finalists include tech companies, real estate brokers, builders, a brewer and a distillery, and several cafes and markets. (See the full list below.) An independent judging panel will decide...

Portland, ME · 4d

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Mobile home residents prevail in lot rent ordinance votes

Voters in eight towns overwhelmingly approved ordinances on Tuesday, Nov. 3, restricting how much mobile home park owners can raise lot rents. The decisions in Augusta, Eliot, Farmington, Jay, Oakland, Standish, Wells and Wiscasset bring the total number of municipalities in Maine with lot rent restrictions to 16. Another city, Lewiston, will decide later this month whether to adopt an ordinance by city council vote.

Augusta, ME · 3d

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Trelawny Tenants Union Rent Control Settlement

The Trelawny Tenants’ Union won a large settlement in October, having shown that rent increases in units in Geoffrey Rice properties exceeded allowed increases under the rent control ordinance. The total settlement was $3.6 million. Monthly rents in 27 buildings, including 59 State Street, are affected. Anyone who is...

Portland, ME · 4d

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This 188-Year-Old Maine Home Looks Like a Nostalgic Christmas Card

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." You could assume that moving from the hustle and bustle of New York City to the tight-knit community of Lovell, Maine (population: 1,104), might lead to having a smaller social circle, but for Sean Litchfield and Zachary Violette, that was surprisingly not the case. It turns out that buying a classic Greek Revival home on a 1.5-acre lot in the middle of town was plenty to garner greetings and goodwill. "When we moved in, a steady stream of people began arriving with pies," says Zachary. "Everyone knows the 'Kimball-Chandler house,' so they all knew who we were pretty quickly."

Lovell, ME · 3d

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Falmouth chiropractor relocates to larger lease in Portland

Alchemy Chiropractic LLC, led by Dr. Sergey Terrio, relocated from 251 U.S. Route 1 in Falmouth to a larger space at 222 Auburn St. in Portland. The solo practice leased 1,368 square feet of professional office space under a five-year lease agreement with MSP Professionals LLC. Michael Atienza of Atienza...

Portland, ME · 5d

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Boothbay Region Surveyors Relocates to Former Midcoast Conservancy Building

After sitting vacant for almost a year, the former Route 1 headquarters of Midcoast Conservancy now has new inhabitants. Boothbay Region Surveyors moved into the space at 290 Route 1 in Edgecomb in early October purchasing the building in March. Midcoast Conservancy moved out of the building in October 2025 and moved all services to its office in Waldoboro.

Edgecomb, ME · 8d

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Matthew Boulerice: The Waterville Mayoral Candidate Challenging Incumbent Michael Morris

In the 2026 Waterville mayoral election, Republican Matthew Boulerice is challenging Democrat incumbent Michael Morris. Boulerice aims to focus on housing, downtown, and community. Waterville operates under a council-manager form of government, where the City Council sets policy, and the City Manager oversees daily administration. Boulerice says the mayor’s role...

Waterville, ME · 9d

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Rumford homeowners brace for possible 30 percent increase in property taxes

RUMFORD (WGME) – Homeowners in Rumford are bracing for what's expected to be a 30 percent increase in their property taxes. Some older homeowners on fixed incomes are urging town leaders to cut the city's budget instead. "I think they better cut back on everything,” Rumford homeowner Jean DeSalle...

Rumford, ME · 10d

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Maine’s housing shortage will be the focus of upcoming Portland conference

The Maine Affordable Housing Coalition will bring together housing industry leaders, researchers, advocates, policymakers, philanthropists and community members on Nov. 9 for its annual conference. “Housing is the single biggest burden facing Maine’s families and working people today,” said Laura Mitchell, executive director of the coalition. “As rents soar and...

Portland, ME · 10d

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Lisbon greenhouse complex sold at auction amid widespread interest

Inquiries came from greenhouse users throughout the U.S and as far afield as the United Kingdom, Lebanon and Israel, the co-CEO of Tranzon Auction Properties told Mainebiz. Subscribe to Mainebiz and get immediate access to all of our subscriber-only content and much more. Critical Maine business news updated daily. Immediate...

Lisbon, ME · 11d

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Students meet the pros behind $3M homes rising near Goose Rocks Beach

KENNEBUNKPORT, Maine — Students from Mousam River STEM Academy in Alfred traded their classrooms for an exclusive look into a residential development on Oct. 14, visiting Prospect Reserve at Goose Rocks Beach , an exclusive 13-lot neighborhood under development. The field trip provided elementary students in kindergarten through sixth grade with a unique opportunity to learn what factors are involved in creating an entirely new residential neighborhood, from untouched land to the planning, infrastructure, and construction. Before visiting Prospect Reserve, students participated in an interactive presentation at Mousam River STEM Academy, where they examined a printed site plan of the neighborhood and sample architectural floor plans for one of the homes now under construction in the neighborhood. Jessica Jolin, principal architect at Biddeford-based Mobile Studio Architects, introduced students to the architectural design process and the responsibilities of an architect, while developer Pat Dooling explained his role in bringing a residential development from concept to reality. Mousam River STEM Academy organizes more than 14 field trips annually. While students have previously toured a home under construction, this experience offered a broader perspective on the development process, beginning long before the first foundation was poured. More: Posta restaurant to open in Wells,

Kennebunkport, ME · 10d

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Habitat York County breaks ground on its largest-ever affordable housing project

Habitat for Humanity York County is developing its largest-ever affordable housing project — a five-home neighborhood on Island Avenue in Sanford. A ceremonial groundbreaking was held Saturday and construction will start in November. The project is expected to expand access to affordable homeownership for five local families. Homeowners have...

York County, ME · 12d