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http://www.pressherald.com/news/Construction_starting_on_upscale_West_End_apartment_complex_.html

How the hell could the Hyatt not have that corner leased by now? I thought there was going to be far more space for retail/restaurant. I think it's just that one corner

Thanks man, I forgot to post that yesterday

I know KPL is begging or whatever they call it for 75K to cover fees. Fuck them. Think of all the money and workers not working due to them. They'd be working right now. Assholes.

Hyatt looks sick at night. The staggered thin lights on building look great too. Very different for around here. Marriott needs to counter soon. With mesa verde being turned into an italian/pizza place and this corner getting all the hell redone and lit up, that part of town will...

The wharf one when done http://www.compass-cb.com/images/Maine%20Wharf.JPG

Yeah that hotel is just a bunch of odd parts together. The big corner sign is colorful and I'm interested to see it lit up. The exterior of the building looks like the inside and I'm not sure if they're done or not. The floor glass will loook great. The oddly shaped corner glass....I'm not...

Going to Avett Brothers tonight at civic center. Can't wait to see the place

That would be $treet

No, the guy Dana Street. He owns Street&Company and Fore Street restaurant. Some people might think he'll recreate his Scales restaurant from the public market. Whatever it is it will be seafood based.

https://twitter.com/susansaxelrod/status/437924256525996032 Looks like three floors, maybe another. All new buildings have to have space for fishing/waterfront related businesses too, right?

It's been revealed that two story structure is a new restaurant from Dana Street (Fore street/street & Company). Harding smith must want to cry

http://www.pressherald.com/news/urban-winery-will-be-citys-first_2012-02-09.html Old article but a local food blog said this is a go. Right next to Bayhouse, should be good for residents

I actually like bay house. Just drove around it

Well this passed under the radar http://bangordailynews.com/2013/12/17/business/portland-quietly-almost-doubles-the-allowable-building-heights-on-thompsons-point/

Anybody know the timeframe of how long an approval lasts before you build? I'm guessing they've just forgot about this website but if they were to go through with the exact same proposal would it already be cleared? http://www.thewatermarkportland.com/building.html

"Wait a minute.......no one looks at Portland from 295!" Son of a bitch! lol

You guys see the new Westin/Eastland sign yet? It is bright as hell from 295, looks awesome

Not sure if that would be too much with the other Facebook page starting up. Good idea though

Tag line The voice of the silent majority Then we need a mission statement. Then we can post articles and get likes. Then sell tshirts for 25 dollars!