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Occupancy of the 33 apartments is expected in about two years.

Developers share information on senior and low-income apartments.

The 2022 Imagine Portland awards celebration draws 400 people to Ocean Gateway.

Bond signed by Governor helps to nearly triples construction of new affordable housing units for Maine people Belfast, MAINE – Governor Janet Mills today toured Penobscot Landing in Belfast, a new 25-unit senior housing development that was built utilizing funding from the senior housing bond the Governor signed in January 2019.

The center, which will replace the existing Oxford Street Shelter, will have 208 beds and is expected to open next year.

The center, which will take a year and $25 million to construct, will provide services such as meals, a health clinic, workforce training and mental health and substance use services.

Kevin Bunker sets a good example by building housing for homeless women who are dealing with substance use disorder.

Project developers held an opening ceremony Tuesday,

A regional coalition is urging Cumberland County commissioners to fund homeless initiatives in Portland and South Portland, while others are planned in Brunswick and the Lakes Region.

Portland, Maine is one step closer to building a new 200-bed Homeless Services Center in the city following the results of a referendum Tuesday.