The Northern Forest Center is offering commercial space for rent at 196 Penobscot Avenue in downtown Millinocket.

Helping to meet rural Maine’s middle-market housing needs using innovative mass timber construction. 

The Center purchases Elizabethtown buildings in NY to develop middle-income housing to address the town's desperate need for rental housing.

The Northern Forest Center has purchased 5 acres in downtown Greenville, Maine to develop middle-income housing that will help meet the Mooshead Lake Region's desperate need for rental housing.

The Northern Forest Center is redeveloping the historic brick building at 560 Railroad Street in St. Johnsbury, Vermont, to create apartments and commercial space.

The Northern Forest Center has begun working with leaders in Greenville, Maine, hoping to increase downtown housing for people who want to live and work in the community.  

The Northern Forest Center has purchased and will redevelop the Gehring House in Bethel to help relieve the lack of middle-income housing.

The Center acquired two buildings in Tupper Lake, N.Y., to improve housing options in the community through stabilizing and improving nine housing units as attractive, quality long-term rentals.

After 24 months of construction and careful historic preservation, the 6 apartments in the completely renovated Parker J. Noyes building are ready for tenants.

Young people are increasingly left out of the housing market and quality rental units are nearly impossible to find in Northern Forest communities.