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So the idea here is to save the few Brunswick passengers 15 minutes of travel time for each direction, along with the $973,000 in added costs, in exchange for moving the station at a cost of millions and making the immediate access option for Concord Coach somewhat of a pain in the A**?

I don't see substantial pushback from nearby residents because the entire development is replacing basically nothing. And it's situated on the other side of oil tanks and oil tankers offloading at the oil terminus (not busy but nevertheless still used), so somewhat hidden from view. However, an...

I guess this is what it looks like now. I'll take a pic to post when I'm back in town during Labor Day weekend.

A de facto Airbnb. Looks great. https://www.mainebiz.biz/article/new-portland-aparthotel-is-more-apart-than-hotel https://www.thedocentscollection.com/

I would probably guess it's from residents in the odd colonial multi-housing building behind, their views looking south. But the irony here is that the condos behind that Redfern built, the one with the woonerf, might get partially obscured sunsets for a few owners. But then it's how to define...

Why can't Portland have a building that has something creative to its shape and lighting like this? Sure, it won't be as tall, but why not 20 stories? The prominence it would have at night from the harbor would make it stunning (and isn't it clever how they didn't forget the pedestrian traffic...

After dinner in the North End walking through and into this is a delight.

More military, I mean market rate apartments to add. https://www.mainebiz.biz/article/second-phase-of-brunswick-landing-apartment-construction-launched-by-boston-investor

I travel all across the U.S. to experience food and drink lifestyles for my work. There is nothing like or close to the North End within the country (Italian). It's like being transported to a different country and a different time. Even though this project is at the outer most edge of the North...

Sunrise from the 14th floor of Citizen M Hotel.

I did. It was taken from the second-floor balcony of Saltwater Grille.

Jeez, looks kind of upscale and they even wet down the streets for a gleaming effect the way they do in fancy car commercials. But I can't imagine anyone walking around in this area wearing a suit. Far from it.

Hey, found a great place to track. I am a bit familiar with things, as way back I completed 17 hours (close to a solo) single engine Piper at the Jetport. Touch and go's were fun. Great views. https://www.flightradar24.com/43.93,-70.05/8

Well, of course. I remember back before the new addition, the terminal had double doors that opened up from side to side and no vestibule! I remember one time it must have been no more than 10 degrees outside, and someone with a lot of bags stopped in the middle of the open doors and futzed...

Jim Brady and his hotel/condo project across from the Press Hotel has been MIA. I don't think that high priced condo density to live at is as much of an interest now from out of state buyers. I've been looking around Sebago Lake and the East Grand Ave. area of OOB and the prices for land or tear...

Great imagery. The gate 14 connector walk will be a challenge for some on a hot day in July or cold one in January.

Phase II is a reinvestment? All these large office properties built prior to 2000, and especially sports stadiums and arenas (TD Garden, $100 million additional two years ago), all need to be reimagined for relevance for public socializing and food and drink offerings. It's not just about work...

Nice work. Great views. https://www.mainebiz.biz/article/portland-law-firm-preti-flaherty-unveils-renovated-hq-space

“For the past year, we have fully committed to an extensive civic process in good faith with the city of Portland, adhering to all regulations, and fully agree with the decision made by the Portland City Council. This appeal questions the judgment of our elected officials and will also impose a...