The $10 million project’s goal is to solve lack of workforce housing for Rangeley area workers.
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Neighbors appeal Planning Board’s approval of plan to convert former Gardiner hospital into apartments
The board approved the proposal in August. Neighbors have opposed the project from the outset.
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Neighbors appeal Planning Board’s approval of plan to convert former Gardiner health care facility into apartments
The board approved the proposal in August. Neighbors have opposed the project from the outset.
Posted inLewiston-Auburn, News
Lewiston OKs second phase of Lowell Street housing development
A second mixed-use building on Lowell Street will add 172 apartment units to the already-approved 150-unit building across the street at 55 Middle St.
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Auburn approves grant application for ambitious ‘Winter Oaks’ housing development
The “Winter Oaks” proposal would build 100 new residential units, including 48 single-family homes, on a 37-acre property between Vickery Road and South Main Street.
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Video: Watch housing construction in Auburn from above
A flyover of the new apartment complex under construction on Mt. Auburn Avenue and ongoing development of Gendron’s sand pit on Gracelawn Road in Auburn.
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Lewiston approves contract zone for Farwell Street development proposal
The decision will allow a proposed residential development between Farwell Street, East Avenue and Charles Street to move forward.
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Auburn City Council to present plans for mixed-income housing project for New Auburn
The proposed development includes 48 single-family homes, 8 owner-occupied duplexes, and three multiunit apartment buildings.
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With financing settled, Lewiston greenlights two housing developments
The redevelopment of the former Martel School is moving ahead, and Auburn Mayor Jason Levesque’s housing project on Lowell and Middle streets has been approved.
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Maine needs 84,000 new homes in the next 7 years, report finds
The study is the first to examine the need for housing both now and in the future, and across all income levels statewide.