Search results

I know I wrote it before but its a shame this area was not considered for a new arena back when the entire area/lots were vacant. A mini Chase Center (New S.F. arena)-12k capacity would have been nice right over here. Although I think 5 acres would have be the minimium for a development of that...

Just wait 10 years then Portland will become Cambridge, Massachusetts on steroids. This is both a great urban/city concern and what many cities envy/want to become. Manchvegas where I reside is finally seeing some growth in the downtown area, but nothing compared to Portland. Manchester has more...

Let me guess, he was able to build his McMansion in Maine, but now he wants all other development in Bayside to stop? Get a grip. He should join this forum so he can babble to the critics.

Portland's motto "I will rise again" applies to this picture. 😁

What is incredible? 🤷‍♂️

I know the locals were losing their minds with the parking situation for this facility. Between the capacity and the parking, it seems the NIMBYs are fired up about this project. This project seems to be destined never to be built.

I wonder if the developer was a U of Michigan alum/fan? This Color pattern will look worn or dulled once the sun bakes the siding. Manchester has a similar building going up right across from Market Basket on Elm street. Instead of a scrap yard next door, there is a vape store. Color me not...

This photo makes Portland Maine look like a mini Portland OR. Very impressive

Are there any new renderings of Fitzpatrick Stadium reconfigured for Soccer/Football- Redfern, your current renderings look sharp! Curious if there will be noticeable budget cuts given the inflation/snail's pace of progress on it. One main challenge from a game day operating standpoint would be...

With this being said, are there any official or financially backed plans to build any other high-rise buildings in Portland? Also any other possible stores for the ground floor? If it wasn't for oil, I think Tulsa would be the size of Portland or even smaller. If you go there, bring your own...

Wow, leave a tender moment alone...:p What a great facility. These women are not messing around when it comes to being topnotch runners.

I know this conversation should be on the Arena thread, but could the Thompson's Point section support a new 10k arena with ice? I know there is a train stop right there. I am not sure what the size of Thompson point is, but an arena usually needs about 4 -5 acres. The footprint for the proposed...

The problem with building rinks is that they almost always run at a loss- very rarely a profit. Too bad Southern Maine Univ. does not build it's own rink. I think Fitzy's capacity will grow by maybe 2k when it is renovated. I wish Portland could get the Revolution to move up here since the...

That would be awesome, but running a mom-and-pop sandwich shop now is challenging if you are getting your meat from an actual certified kosher deli supplier. I know they are not from Maine, but Common Man has a decent product and is expanding, not sure if they have plans to enter the pine tree...

Yes but that was for almost all their home games. Plus Gillette is a much larger stadium. Tidewater appears to have a capacity appropriate for a URI or Bryant home game. Did we ever find out what the actual capacity is going to be? I hope it is closer to 11k than 8k.

I think URI football would benefit from playing 1 home game a year at Tidewater. Similar to Holy Cross's relationship with Polar Park. URI needs as much exposure as it can get in order to stay competitive in football. The arms race continues in college football, and the state flagship's in New...

Do we have any word on which businesses will be on the ground floor? Here is hoping for a Maine-based company!

The Coffee District!

The state/city is in the process of finalizing a similar "peanut" rotary at the Queen City/South Willow Street intersection in Manchester, NH. I think it will be challenging at first for drivers, but once familiarity and routine are established the funky intersection stalled traffic becomes a...

Wow, excited to see how the pedestrian traffic influences this area of Portland. Looks like a fun neighborhood to call home with so many different places to explore within a short bike ride or walk. What type of companies/products might be going in the commercial spaces here? A coffee shop or...