Special report: Rising rents and lower incomes have changed Portland’s apartment market

Read our six-part series about tenants, landlords, developers and the city’s changing neighborhoods.

Shop local, buy unique gifts & stay on budget at these craft fairs

‘Me, Mona, and Mao’ at PMA asks you to be part of the conversation

Portland’s 2015 Christmas tree arrives in Monument Square: Photos

The 40-foot tree was cut from 891 Washington Ave. The annual tree lighting is scheduled for 5:30 p.m. on Nov. 27.

The Maine Forecast: Cold Wednesday, significant rain for Thursday night, Friday

Drone video: See Portland from the sky

Our No Vacancy series includes views of Portland neighborhoods from above and historic photo galleries.

The Maine Forecast: Warm November so far may foreshadow winter weather

Portlanders, tell us about your neighborhood

We’ll be using some reader responses for part 2 of our No Vacancy series – coming soon.

Special report: Tenants get squeezed out as rents rise, but incomes don’t

Rising rents. Falling incomes. Evictions. Neighborhoods in transition. New construction. Clashes over development. Demand is overwhelming Portland’s rental housing supply and the repercussions are changing the city, and the region. Investigative reports, personal accounts, interactive maps and aerial videos tell the story.

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