All Purpose Storage - Brewer
For sale33 & 76 Stevens Road, Brewer, ME 04412
Area Description
County: Penobscot County, ME. Population: Approximately 157,967 residents. Principal City: Bangor, ME. Economy: A stable, diversified economy is anchored by healthcare, higher education, retail and financial services. Bangor serves as the largest market town, distribution center, transportation hub, and media center in a five-county area whose population tops 330,000, giving local businesses a trade area well beyond the MSA. The population is growing steadily, with the Bangor MSA, which includes all of Penobscot County, growing 0.43% from 2024 to 2025, while Brewer continues to invest in redevelopment along the Penobscot River waterfront. Culture & Attractions: The region offers a mix of entertainment and outdoor recreation. Venues like the Hollywood Casino, Darling's Waterfront Pavilion, and the Cross Insurance Center draw visitors from surrounding areas, while the Collins Center for the Arts at the University of Maine and downtown museums add cultural depth. Brewer and Bangor are linked by riverfront trails, and nearby parks, forests, and waterways support hiking, sailing, canoeing, hunting, fishing, skiing, and snowmobiling, with Acadia National Park about an hour away. Major Employers: Healthcare leads the regional economy, with Northern Light Eastern Maine Medical Center as the area's largest employer, alongside Northern Light Health, Hannaford Bros. Co. and St. Joseph Hospital. Bangor Savings Bank has its headquarters in the city, and General Electric, Hollywood Casino, Wayfair and the Maine Air National Guard also have a strong presence. The University of Maine in Orono, with 10,000 students, is also a major employer, supporting a resilient workforce across education, retail and manufacturing. Transportation: I-395 connects Brewer directly to I-95, the state's primary north-south corridor, while Routes 1A and 9 provide access to the Downeast coast and the Canadian border. Bangor International Airport, minutes from the properties, had a record-breaking year in 2025 and is targeting one million passengers annually by 2030. The BAT Community Connector bus system serves Bangor, Brewer and surrounding towns. The Bangor MSA has a tight, stable labor market. The metro labor force numbers roughly 76,000, and the annual unemployment rate has stayed below 4% every year since 2022, averaging 3.7% in 2025, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Education and health services alone accounts for nearly 18,000 jobs, and growth has broadened beyond that base: as of September 2025, employment in financial activities was up 4.0% year over year and professional and business services was up 4.3%. Bangor's housing market has appreciated steadily. According to Redfin, the city's median sale price averaged $268,333 in the first quarter of 2026, up 1.5% from a year earlier and 37.6% since 2022. Investment continues across the region. In 2025, Bangor opened a 41-unit supportive housing facility, a tiny home park and a renovated City Hall. The Bangor Housing Authority's 50-unit Sunridge Senior Housing is set to open in summer 2026, and a $5.5 million commercial kitchen and food business incubator is planned at 50 Cleveland Street. Across the river, Brewer is set to build Pier Park, a 4.2-acre waterfront park and river trail on North Main Street.
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