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Awesome as always Corey! Thanks again for the updates (especially of the Maine Wharf project - a close family friend owns the wharf and is financing the construction)

The amount of developement going on down there is just amazing! From urban infill to filling up open spaces outside of the downtown core, I'm impressed. I can remember when I was a kid my parents would go into Portmouth all the time from 1-95 and the first thing you saw were parking lots (this...

RIP older, better proposal.

Another article from the Press Herald; This one regarding a new 4 story, 45 unit development called Bayside Anchor: http://www.pressherald.com/news/Portland_Planning_Board_advances_plan_for_affordable_housing_.html

Thanks for all the updates Corey!

They should look pretty impressive from the 295 bridge heading north

I see now. Good thing we have BDN to cover everything!

Any idea what this is?

Great shots Corey! Nice seeing that both of these projects are making moderate impacts on the skyline. It certainly adds to the step effect from the waterfront to the backbone that was discussed earlier in this forum.

Thanks for the update Corey! I don't think I'll recognize the downtown when I move back to Maine in a couple of years! Between these projects ^ springin' up and the 4+ proposals for next year, this place is boomin' (for Maine standards that is). What ever happened to the proposal to go vertical...

A little off subject also: There is supposed to be a major expansion going on at Eastern Maine Med.

Maine Med expansion approved. Construction is to begin in the fall/winter. http://www.pressherald.com/news/portland-approves-expansion-of-hospital_2013-07-10.html

Nothin' usual about your updates Corey. There's always something new! Too bad there are no balconies on the garage side of this. Thanks again for the updates!

Are there any pics of the proposed 10 story towers or the large parking garage? Nice to see some big developments proposed in this thread.

Good observation. Any recent updates on the Bay House or the Danforth on High project? Thanks for the updates! Edit: Checked out Bay House on Portland Daily Photo. Looks like both buildings are topped off.

I thought Portsmouth already had a height limit. I know before 'PortsmouthNow!' the city had and probably still has a very active historical / landmark preservation group that worked with the city to scale down a few projects (Like the Sheraton Hotel). I can't see anything over 8 stories being...

LOL! I've been gone from Maine/New England for too long!

I think giving Portland it's own section is a great idea. Another suggestion too could be breaking down the greater New England section into state sections with some additional sections: Portland, Maine Maine New Hampshire Vermont Connecticut Rhode Island Boston Metro Worchester and Eastern...

Great photo updates Corey! Definetely some great angles in there. The third pic easily puts the Hyatt and Danforth into an understandable context in relation to the surrounding area (for those of us in distant places). It's nice to see a lot of projects around town coming to fruition so quicky...

Damn what a beautiful day to take pictures! Thanks again Corey! Does anyone know why half the hotel footprint in the second pic is going before the other half? (usually from what I've seen in the past is a more even build like the Hampton Inn)