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62-unit Grandview Avenue housing development

Bangor

Summary

The city's old nursery lot is being turned into 14 affordable single-family homes and 48 apartments for people earning 80–120% of county median income — a group that often can't afford market rents but doesn't qualify for aid. Neighbors worry about traffic, flooding and losing open space.

At a glance

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Last discussed Aug 18, 2026.

Impact analysis

💰Financial impact

14 homes are backed by state Affordable Homeownership Program funds the city already has in place; the units will be all-electric with EV-ready wiring.

✅Who benefits

Working families and retirees in the 'missing middle' income range who can finally buy an affordable home or rent below market rate.

⚠️Who could be affected

Nearby residents fear increased traffic, flooding near Arctic Brook, and loss of tree buffer and open space.

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