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Bangor Daily News article: Portland Hotel among most anticipated 2023 openings according to Vogue. A new hotel set to open in Portland's West End this Summer was named in Vogue Magazines list of "The 26 most-anticipated New Hotels of 2023." Uncommon Hospitality said the Longfellow Hotel will be...

Surveyors were at the Denny's site today with a couple of Tripods set up.

Great photo!

It's a restaurant. Sicilian Table.

An article was just posted in the Bangor Daily News "Bowdoin will partner with Portland's Roux Institute". The Brunswick college and institute signed an agreement to develop the 4+1 program, which will allow computer science undergraduates to take master's level courses.

Expected start dated is listed as October 2022.

I have been told it's been put on hold. Tied up with the City for permits and also due to the substantial material cost increases over the past year. Would have been a nice addition to the Portland roof top patio scene but it looks like it's not going to happen anytime soon.

Would have at least liked to have hit 20 to 24 stories but just glad to see something beyond 14 stories being built. Hopefully within the next 10 years we surpass the 20 story mark!

Gull research at Portland rooftops.

Had to know this was coming. Reducing the overall square footage by 27%. Reducing overall max building height from 210 ft. to 170 ft. Limit the planned hotel to eight stories and cut the retail space by 60%.

Check out www.ervinarchitecture.com as there are several renderings of the Maine Savings Amphitheater (Waterfront Concerts Pavilion). If it is actually built to what is shown in the renderings it will be quite impressive.

It's been a couple of years and I really don't remember where I saw this rendering. I think it may have been the Planning Board website.

Two of the different renderings of the failed Midtown project.

I totally agree. Disappointing! What could have been in that prime location. Scale of 1 to 10 I'd give it a 3.

It may be clunky but they typically have news on Portland business, etc. 12 to 24 hrs. before the Press Herald does.

This just posted in the Bangor Daily News. 21 stories tall.

Looking forward to the day the steel rises above One City Center.