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"The Dash" - 51 units approved for the corner of Depot and Mill St. - currently a parking lot right next to Village Station.

Building Y is residential/retail (39 units/townhomes and 29,065 SF of retail) Building V is hotel/retail (120 keys and 18,000 SF of retail) Building S is residential, retail, parking garage (250 units, 39,873 SF of retail, 550 space garage) Building T is "family entertainment", retail...

Stroudwater Commons, 1877 Congress. I want to say this has been posted before, but I can't find it. The buildings are a little awkward looking (what's with that third floor transition?) but the project is interesting: 156 units, the developer is not paying the fee-in-lieu and is instead...

Wex 3 is 70 Thames - seems very much stalled.

The 'drive aisle' is already used as an entrance/exit for the garage and parking lot, has it been an issue? But what is the delta? How spaces in the parking lot are transitioning to a garage space? How many spaces are reserved in the garage (ie currently used as public spaces)? How many will use...

Article says in six days they've had 74 firms take out applications. Maybe someone will propose the Franklin tunnel!

The "North Yard" portion of the Congress Corridor broke ground yesterday, 84 units for BIW workers. Going to be developed and managed by Developers Collaborative. ‘Housing for shipbuilders’ breaks ground for Bath Iron Works employees

The empty lot - there seems to be a discrepancy between Google Maps and the submitted documents. They're also proposing to subdivide and put and one building on each new lot. Not clear why, smarter people may have better insight.

Two 3-unit buildings proposed for 161 York St. My question for you all is... are we ready for the return of translucent glass block??

$58M YMCA in Bangor just broke ground -

Augusta development roundup. First up, I found a few renderings for the above mentioned K-Mart lot redevelopment. This is Building A, 58 units - couldn't find anything on Building B (commercial mixed), Building C (restaurant) or Building D (hotel). Cube 3 has worked on The Armature and The...

The privileged tower with a (presumably) publicly accessible restaurant and bar on top? I'll bet he's up there cosplaying Sauron within the first week. At one time the peninsula's identity was grass and trees - who gets to decide when and where the identity of a place stops evolving?

Auburn St - if I remember right - can get pretty busy. At what point do you have to put in a light?

I would think this has to do with convincing donors. However, 'no timeline' leads me to believe they might not have prospects/anything close to the remaining $50M+

Some renderings of the proposed temporary outdoor space - since PMA has no timeline for replacing it with the new addition it has to be reviewed as a permanent structure. Going before the HPB on Wednesday.

Fore, York and Pleasant streets in Portland to become roundabout Good move. Much better than simple traffic calming and no light.

https://portlandme.portal.civicclerk.com/event/7641/files

Someone on Reddit posted some photos from 2023 of the Press Herald tunnel under Congress (between the printing building and the office, now the Press Hotel)