Portland is at a crossroads. Our housing crisis has been decades in the making, driven by rising costs, stagnant wages, and a lack of public investment. But we are making real progress toward a publicly owned, permanently affordable housing model that has the potential to transform how we think about housing in Maine.
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Recently, residents of Linnhaven Mobile Home Park in Brunswick formed the Blueberry Fields...
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Portland City Councilor Kate Sykes talks about where she came from and where she sees the city going.
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For the second time this year, a coalition of landlords are attempting to undermine rent control...
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Landlords have brought forth a new referendum in Portland to allow unlimited rent increases when units turn over. This is a summary of how that would work and who is funding this political retaliation against successful tenant organizing.
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The true story of a Portlander who had to leave the neighborhood they called home when their old apartment was converted to a short-term rental.
After weeks of searching while living with their partner, they managed to find a cramped one-bedroom apartment across town while their former home sits mostly vacant. Question B is out best shot at reducing housing insecurity in Portland.
