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Bangor has housing ambitions for its ‘dead’ mall. The owner won't pick up the phone.

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Bangor officials say they can't get in touch with the company that owns the mall. The mall's commercial area was rezoned in 2022 to open up avenues for development. Namdar Realty Group LLC is based in Great Neck, New York, and purports itself to be the biggest buyer of malls and shopping centers in the U.S.

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Bangor Daily News

Bangor has housing ambitions for its ‘dead’ mall. The owner won't pick up the phone.

The struggling Bangor Mall is at the center of the city’s renewed ambitions to increase housing units, but officials say they can’t get in touch with the company that owns it. The mall’s commercial area was rezoned in 2022 to open up avenues for development. City officials hoped that would pave the way for a mix of commercial and residential uses for some of the mall’s sprawling, empty spaces, but those plans have not progressed at all. “It’s pr…

2 months ago·Bangor, United States

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