Stevens Square Groundbreaking in the News

Link to video: https://youtu.be/j8DrPq84rAk?si=vn4yU4Q1cTXpwg5g

News Center Maine Recognizes Peasley Park Opening

See Full Article: New Rockland housing supporting seniors while honoring Maine veteran | newscentermaine.com

Reframe's New Location in the News

See Article Here: https://www.mainebiz.biz/article/a-falmouth-fitness-center-looks-to-portland-for-second-location

The Gutter Bowl to Open Soon

See article here: https://www.pressherald.com/2025/06/10/bowling-bar-to-strike-downtown-biddeford/

Portland Food Map Announces Dry Dock Opening

Link to article: https://www.portlandfoodmap.com/dry-dock-to-open-next-week/

MaineBiz recognizes 19 West

Check out the article here: https://www.mainebiz.biz/article/an-adaptive-reuse-of-a-west-end-carriage-house-will-bring-new-condos-to-the-portland-market

The Carolina to become The Voyager with a new look

See Article: https://www.mainebiz.biz/article/carolina-resort-motel-in-old-orchard-beach-reopens-as-the-voyager-motel

MaineBiz Recognizes The Wyeth

Link to article here: https://www.mainebiz.biz/article/development-of-43-unit-wyeth-condo-complex-wraps-up-in-falmouth

Mereda Honors Stacy M. Symbol Apartments

See article at the following link:

https://mereda.org/2025/04/15/mereda-to-host-a-notable-night-a-social-celebration-of-2024s-best-projects-and-meredas-40-years-of-supporting-responsible-development/

See article at the follow:

https://mereda.org/2025/04/15/mereda-to-host-a-notable-night-a-social-celebration-of-2024s-best-projects-and-meredas-40-years-of-supporting-responsible-development/

Johnson Hall Recognized by Maine Preservation

Link to Article from Maine Preservation:

https://www.mainepreservation.org/honor-awards

MaineBiz Discusses Dry Dock

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https://www.mainebiz.biz/article/well-known-portland-chef-to-lead-the-rebirth-of-dry-dock-restaurant

MaineBiz Discusses Railroad Square

Article below:

https://www.mainebiz.biz/article/yarmouth-village-condo-project-is-moving-forward

MaineBiz Recognizes Stevens Square

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https://www.mainebiz.biz/article/curtain-about-to-go-up-on-new-theater-at-stevens-square-complex

Check Out Our Project at MaineBiz!

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Low Stakes Lodge on the Food Map

Link to Artcile: https://www.portlandfoodmap.com/low-stakes-lodge-on-exchange-street/

St. Lawrence Arts Rebrands as it Plans Expansion

Link to Article:

https://www.thehillarts.me/news/st-lawrence-arts-rebrands-to-the-hill-arts-unveiling-expansion-plans-for-state-of-the-art-performing-arts-venue-in-portland

Check us out in Downeast magazine!

https://downeast.com/issues-politics/the-development-projects-reshaping-portland/

Check out how some of our newest projects are reshaping Portland’s waterfront.

66 State Street - Housing for Homeless Women

Archetype is proud to partner with Kevin Bunker and Developer’s Collaborative on two projects at 66 State Street. We have been working hard to bring high quality affordable housing and supportive housing for homeless women to this historic site in Portland’s west end. While we work on housing for people at all income levels, projects like these are some of the most meaningful.

Portland developer proposes housing for homeless women

A Portland development group that bought a prime West End property last year has dropped plans for market rate housing and is proposing affordable housing, including rooms for homeless women in recovery from opioid addiction. The Developers Collaborative submitted plans to convert a three-story brick building at 66 State St.

Speckled Ax Coffee coming to 20 Thames.

We are thrilled to be working with Speckled Ax Coffee to bring their Portland Maine waterfront location to our 20 Thames residential project. Check out the post below and be sure to grab a coffee when their second Portland location opens this fall.

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I am pleased to announce that Speckled Ax Waterfront is in the works. If you had asked me a couple of years ago if we’d be opening another shop on the peninsula, I would have told you no. But things have changed, and continue to evolve, here in our little city. Some of it is for the better, some of it is definitely not, and some of it has yet to shake out. We hope this second location at 20 Thames Street will ultimately be a check mark in the city’s net-positive column, allowing us to double down on our commitments in the roastery and both locations: to serve kick-ass, sustainable coffee on par with the best being roasted anywhere; to provide a good work environment for and decent compensation to our great staff; to provide a high-quality product and hang to our wonderful customers; to contribute to the community in a productive way; and to pay higher and higher green coffee prices to coffee farmers, and by doing so bring some small measure of justice to an inequitable coffee chain. I am humbled by and appreciative of your patronage and interest. I mean it. Thank you all so very much! —Matt #secondlocation #newcoffeeshop #portlandme

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