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Sebago Technics expands office space to make room for growth, acquisitions - Vimarsana News

Sebago Technics expands office space to make room for growth, acquisitions

The engineering and consulting firm in South Portland added about 6,000 square feet of office space to accommodate recent acquisitions and growth.

Biz Bites: Rock Row architect isn't new to Maine; Holy Donut fills some holes - Vimarsana News

Biz Bites: Rock Row architect isn't new to Maine; Holy Donut fills some holes

EYP Architects and Engineers, a national company, with offices in Boston. The building will incorporate cross-laminated timber. The 200,000-square-foot building in the Westbrook development, as well as well as the two that make up Rock Row's medical campus, aren't EYP's first in Maine. The integrated design firm, which specializes in higher education, government, health care, and science and technology architecture, designed Jackson Lab's Ellsworth campus, renovating a former Lowe's into a 135,000-square-foot state of the art research center. It also designed Acadia National Park's new ...

Maine, local, commercial, real estate, economy, business - Vimarsana News

Maine, local, commercial, real estate, economy, business

“So far,” says a real estate veteran, “it’s not too bad.” Author: Rob Caldwell Updated: 11:51 AM EST December 17, 2020 PORTLAND, Maine — Unless you own or invest in it, you have no reason to pay much attention to the state of commercial real estate. Whether an industrial warehouse is filled or vacant makes no difference in your life, right? OK, you probably don’t care about industrial warehouses—but we all have an interest in the health of the commercial real estate market because we’re drawn to cities that are lively and humming with activity...