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Bangor region needs to invest $5M annually to keep pace with housing demands - Vimarsana News

Bangor region needs to invest $5M annually to keep pace with housing demands

New research commissioned by the Maine Affordable Housing Coalition suggests the Bangor region will need to add an average of 300 homes or rental units each year, and it will take millions of dollars annually to subsidize development projects.

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Firms give themselves solid marks for first year marketing Duluth - Vimarsana News

Firms give themselves solid marks for first year marketing Duluth

After a rocky start, representatives pointed to growing tourism tax revenues and increased hotel stays.

Commentary: Maine can end veteran homelessness – here's how - Vimarsana News

Commentary: Maine can end veteran homelessness – here's how

To sustain recent progress, we must keep building housing for our service members and others struggling to find a home.

Laura Mitchell: Housing solutions for Maine — the HOMEforME pledge - Vimarsana News

Laura Mitchell: Housing solutions for Maine — the HOMEforME pledge

The housing crunch is not going away without bold action. Current production will not meet the need. More people are moving to Maine than we are building. More than 16,300 people moved to Maine last year, and only 6,800 building permits were awarded. Four out of five of those permits were only for single-family homes.