A Houlton business owner acquired a century-old movie theater business and the building in which it’s housed in two deals that wrapped up earlier this month. Northern Maine Media Inc ...

The past year was a good one for renovations at Walker Memorial Hall in Bridgton. That's according to Kenneth Abbott, president of the Walker Memorial Hall Corp., which is leading a group of ...

As president and CEO of the Maine Development Foundation, a nonprofit on a mission to build a better Maine, Yellow Light Breen has his finger on the pulse of the state’s economy. Whenever he ...

Thos. Moser, a high-end furniture maker based in Auburn, has been sold to a Portland holding company. The new owner is Chenmark, a family-owned firm that acquires and operates small businesses.

If “location, location, location” is indeed the standard for desirable housing, 45 Dougherty Court in Portland’s Libbytown, promises to knock that maxim out of the park for young families.

The outlook is good for the continuation of affordable housing development. “We are as busy as we ever have been,” says Daniel Brennan, director of MaineHousing. “We had another incredibly ...

Jeff Harris, a Farmington Realtor, was introduced this week as the 2025 president of the Maine Association of Realtors. Harris, who has been licensed since 2004, is part of the family-owned ...

With four new business startups in its 2025 cohort, the Bangor-based Scratchpad Accelerator program has made some programming tweaks to help participants level up. The four-month program, which ...

Risbara Brothers Construction will manage construction of a 25,000-square-foot site for a plumbing-and-HVAC company’s new home in the Downs in Scarborough. Pine State Services has outgrown its ...

A fast-growing Portland engineering firm, whose projects range from a Buddhist temple to affordable housing and stormwater infrastructure, found a much-needed larger space for its headquarters.

The retail and restaurant business has certainly had its fair share of ups and downs. In the past couple of months, several restaurants and big chain retailers have closed or filed for bankruptcy.

Portland’s real estate market ended 2024 on a high note despite shifting trends, according to RE/MAX Shoreline year-end report. Comparing 2024 to 2023 and 2019, the market reflected steady ...