A recent offer by October Corp., a company founded by late philanthropist Elizabeth Noyce, to donate 6.6 acres in the Bayside area to Portland, seems to come with the stipulation that a new civic center be built on the site. Taxpayers might have to pay part of the bill, and another location would have to be found for the social service agencies that lease space in the Government Center complex. Because of the land\u27s potential market value, residents would be displaced, in a rental market that is already short on low-income housing. A closed Cumberland County Civic Center might also leave a black hole in the area around it, where businesses have depended on the revenue it generates
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Elizabeth Noyce\u27s development activities in Portland have coined the phrase economic philanthrop...
Cover Story piece on Portland\u27s housing market and the city\u27s upcoming decision on the direct...
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Mercy Hospital\u27s recent proposal to expand its facility in Portland\u27s West End and the neighbo...
In early February, vendors at the Portland Public Market read in the news that the market was being ...
Cover Story piece on the Portland Public Market (PPM), which has made some changes in the way it do...
Finances have been at the center of consideration for sports arena options in Portland\u27s Bayside ...
Owen Wells, who oversees the estate of the late philanthropist Elizabeth Noyce, might give the city ...
City piece on a vacant lot on Portland\u27s Magnolia Street that is owned by the city. Packard Dev...
City piece on the Cumberland County Civic Center and what might become of it, if Portland builds th...
From the Ground Up piece on Portland\u27s recent land transfer deal with the state of Maine of prop...
City piece on plans for the depressed Bayside area, including an offer of Bayside property for a ne...
City piece on the Preble Street Resource Center, which purchased the Casco Bay Box Co. building on ...
Article on the former Sacred Heart School in Portland, which may soon be turned into the city\u27s f...
The Portland City Council yesterday voted 8-0 in favor of selling a 15-acre parcel of land to Martin...
Elizabeth Noyce\u27s development activities in Portland have coined the phrase economic philanthrop...
Cover Story piece on Portland\u27s housing market and the city\u27s upcoming decision on the direct...
The Greater Portland Economic Development Council was founded around a year ago with backing from th...
Mercy Hospital\u27s recent proposal to expand its facility in Portland\u27s West End and the neighbo...
In early February, vendors at the Portland Public Market read in the news that the market was being ...
Cover Story piece on the Portland Public Market (PPM), which has made some changes in the way it do...
Finances have been at the center of consideration for sports arena options in Portland\u27s Bayside ...