Portland Maine's premier place to live, work, and play.

A NEW PULSE

Aerial view of a modern waterfront mixed-use development with residential buildings, retail spaces, a marina with boats, and a park area along the water.

Portland Foreside is a revitalized and reimagined 10-acre neighborhood along Portland's historic eastern waterfront. A unique mix of shops, restaurants, fresh food markets, workspaces and residences that set the stage for innovative collaborations and meaningful cultural experiences, entertainment, community and wellness.

500 New Homes

60% open space

150 boat slips

PUBLIC EV CHARGERS

PUBLIC MARKET & PLAZAS

Modern residential complex with glass buildings, green trees, and outdoor communal space under a blue sky. People walking, sitting, and socializing outside near water.

THE Residences

Modern hotel room with a large sliding glass door opening to a balcony overlooking a marina with yachts and boats, with water and distant shoreline in the background. The room has beige curtains, a white armchair, a floor lamp, a bed with dark bedding, and a tray with a coffee cup, a book, and a plate.

AN EXTRAORDINARY COLLECTION

Channel Mark

Capturing spectacular views of the Casco Bay, Channel Mark is the first waterfront condominium offering of its kind, introducing an entirely new way to live and experience Portland. Residential offerings include a diverse array of floor plans, featuring open, airy interiors and private terraces.

Modern kitchen and dining area with large windows overlooking a body of water. The kitchen features wooden cabinets, a white island with storage, and built-in appliances. The dining table is round with six chairs, and decorative elements include hanging pendant lights and table decor.

The Promenade Residences

The Promenade Residences combine the amenities and services of a premier boutique hotel with the comforts and convenience of a private home. This unique waterfront collection will be designed to deliver care-free well living, privacy and a resort residential lifestyle with an array of recreational amenities.

Modern living room with large gray sectional sofa, colorful pillows, a wooden coffee table with books, a beige armchair with a cushion, a potted plant, and a glass wall separating the living room from the kitchen area in the background.

Harbor Hill TOWNHOMES & APARTMENTS

The Townhomes at Harbor Hill are large three- and four-level, single-family row houses that are designed to follow the natural contours of the hillsides. Each Townhome features expansive windows and generous terraces that capture the bay and city views. The apartment dwellings are crafted to add value to your life, each promises purpose with thoughtful layouts and smart designs.

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a waterfront community.

With a wide variety of parks, coastal walking and biking trails and the Beach for paddling and fishing... means you’re always living well.

Paddle. Peddle. Play.

Group of people kayaking on a body of water near an old fort with a flag flying nearby, under a partly cloudy sky.

An elderly man paddleboarding on calm water, looking to his right, with a reflection visible in the water.

Two cyclists riding on a road in the early morning or late afternoon sunlight, surrounded by trees and natural scenery.

People jogging, walking, and biking on a paved park trail surrounded by trees on a sunny day.

A Culinary Adventure.

Empty restaurant dining area with wooden tables, chairs, and a blue cushioned banquette, decorated with flowers and wall art, natural light coming through windows.

“Twelve is the most anticipated restaurant opening of 2022”

— Vogue Magazine

The word 'TWELVE' cut out of metal on a textured gray background.

Brick building with a large sign that reads 'PORTLAND CO.' on the side, against a blue sky with clouds.

A white oval plate with a small piece of toasted bread topped with a tomato relish and a cherry tomato, next to a creamy white sauce with black pepper.

Four baked bread rolls in a black baking dish with salt on top, and a small wooden bowl of creamy dip topped with chopped herbs and crispy bits, on a gray textured surface.

TWELVE RESTAURANT →

The Market district

Urban shopping area with people walking, modern glass buildings on the right, older brick buildings on the left, outdoor seating with umbrellas, and a clear blue sky.

Person wearing a black glove and a yellow pants holding yellow cherry tomatoes at a farm stand.

Hands wearing black gloves shucking an oyster on a cloth-covered surface.

Wedding or event celebration setup in an industrial-style space with large windows, a long decorated table, and hanging greenery with purple flowers.

Within Portland Foreside’s historic district lies The Maine Market – a 13,000 square foot circa 1857 waterfront warehouse, serving as a connector to the best of Maine’s land, sea, and specialty products, where locals and visitors alike can immerse themselves in Maine’s unique food and beverage culture.

Local vendors showcase Maine's bounty and passion for producing high quality food and beverage
Public plazas provide dynamic community gathering spaces
Experiential/Educational programming
Historic event spaces with waterfront views

A wedding ceremony with a bride and groom exchanging vows indoors with a chandelier overhead and floral arrangements in the background, surrounded by bridesmaids and groomsmen.

Several large white yachts docked side by side at a marina during sunset, with people standing on the dock.

A rocky coastline with a lighthouse on the left, ocean waves hitting the rocks, and a clear blue sky.

People sailing on a large sailboat under a clear blue sky with open ocean in view.

Our newly constructed marina is locally owned with an accessible management team, staff, and full service Concierge to provide local expertise and assistance. With 150 slips from 25 - 545 feet and depths of 24 feet, our trained dock hands will catch your lines carry your gear and welcome you home.

12 Mega Yacht Berths
Max Length: 630’
Fuel Dock
In-slip Fueling 90+ GPM

Set Sail

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