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It is Mercy's new Ambulatory Surgery Center.

The fact that this is being planned at all makes me excited. Hell, I wish that it was more stories too. But at this point I'll take what we can get.

https://egweb.portlandmaine.gov/EnerGovProd/SelfService/#/plan/b93c3191-d685-45b4-a763-6189ff3855e0?tab=attachments its been downgraded to a 5 story, 50 unit structure.

If you go some of the other tabs, it shows the after square footage compared to the before on the site. Looks like nothing major, maybe another floor?

I second this. Now what would be great is the city to take advantage of this opportunity and highly incentivize development of housing, taller buildings and company relocating

Well we will see if the NIMBYs allow for this to happen! I like it though. A good first step. Falmouth has tons of potential for development.

At the end of the day, I'm just happy this project is coming out to be anything that resembles the original proposal. As we know, big proposals in Portland/large development areas (see Thompsons Point) tend to falter. Seems like these guys know what they're doing.

Very cool stuff! Nice find

This will look great, particularly with Portland Square development taking off behind it.

Commercial street is filling out greatly. Along with the parking lots across the city being filled in. Love to see it

This is really interesting! I could see it being delayed for some time. Perhaps Portland will become even more desirable for investment? We aren't densely populated at all, yet hours from other very dense areas. Investment wise, it could make sense. The tower certainly will not be happening...

This project is almost for sure dead. Anyone else think otherwise? At least for the next couple years.

This is a huge waste of valuable downtown space. Really a shame to see this go up. It could have been 3-4 story apartments/condos.

This is great! I think this project will add so much to downtown.

Its going to be a nice addition to the area, much needed housing near Maine Medical

It's coming along very well. Large and extends commercial street in a meaningful way. I liked the aesthetic of the lumber yard, but this is way more modern and fits a growing city.

yes

I wouldn't say skyscrapers, but we have some larger buildings going up. A lot of 4-7 story structures. A couple that are more in the 8-10 range. Apparently Canal Plaza and another project could push the limit of 15+ stories. We will see.

It's happening. Rumor has it.

Build build build! Portland is on the way up! Love it