Office space redux: How it's changed in Maine during the pandemic
The pandemic may have altered the office permanently, with people seeing the workplace as a site for collaborating rather than everyday duties.
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The pandemic may have altered the office permanently, with people seeing the workplace as a site for collaborating rather than everyday duties.
When industrial space in Scarborough became available to lease, a Vermont company jumped on the deal.
The buyer’s plan is to renovate units using a financing package through Maine Housing Authority. The complex dates back to 1975.
The buildings, originally constructed for New England Telephone & Telegraph Co., were purchased by Portland-based developer J.B. Brown & Sons.
Overall, the MEREDA conference, held Jan. 20 at the Cross Insurance Arena in Portland, presented a bullish — if nuanced — outlook for the Maine real estate industry in 2022.