Real Estate Articles

Jasper Tripp may be one of the coolest people in the Old Port. He is a designer, skate shop owner, and the creative mastermind behind Mocean at 13 Exchange Street.   Step into this gleaming store and you’ll find some of the leading skater brands, as well as Jasper’s own line of fashion. You’ll also find monthly art exhibitions taking over the walls and a steady stream of creative people coming in and out—this is a true community hub.  The

By Alexis Wells, Mainebiz CORE, a Portland commercial real estate firm, has hired Stephanie Albert as its first general counsel, working across the agency’s real estate investment, management and brokerage divisions. Albert will streamline procurement and contracting processes, enhance compliance practices and support both employees and clients. She will also lead the development of company-wide policies, standard operating

CORE, the largest integrated commercial real estate firm in Northern New England, is pleased to announce the hiring of Stephanie Albert as the firm’s first General Counsel.  Working across CORE’s real estate investment, management, and brokerage divisions, Stephanie will help streamline procurement and contracting processes, enhance compliance practices, and support both internal teams and third-party

By Laurie Schreiber, Mainebiz The law firm Skelton Taintor & Abbott plans a move from its downtown Lewiston headquarters to new digs a stone’s throw away. The firm’s limited liability company, 491 Lisbon Street Associates LLC, bought 491 Lisbon St. from Lisbon Street Leasing LLC for $1.1 million. Josh Soley and Charlie Hippler of CORE,

CORE, the largest integrated commercial real estate firm in Northern New England, is pleased to announce the expansion of its brokerage team with the addition of five new brokers. This fall it welcomes Brady Saunders, Clay Hardy, Seamus Henry, Bennett Joseph, and Roan Hopkins to its sales and leasing team.  “We’re building a dominant organization,”

A series of interviews with inspirational tenants from across CORE-managed properties  If you head to 42 Main Street in Freeport, right near LL Bean and Starbucks, you’ll find Realm of Legends. At first, it may feel like you’ve stepped into just another retail store. Board games, miniature games, role playing and trading card games line the shelves.   But if you peer at the cash register, you may see co-owner Colin Stacey or his wife Kathy DeGrandpre, deep in