Zara Norman is a Housing Reporter at BDN in Portland, Maine. She specializes in the intersection of residential real estate, real estate development, and the housing market, while also exploring themes in architecture and planning. Zara's work has been featured in notable outlets including WGME CBS13, Morning Sentinel, and United Press International.
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Zara Norman's coverage primarily focuses on the local real estate industry in Maine, with particular emphasis on housing market trends, rental issues, and government policies related to housing. She also covers crime-related topics to a significant extent.
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North Haven is in this bind in part because of the growing gap between its monied summer population and the workers it needs.
It’s the priciest listing in South Portland right now by far, with the next most expensive home ringing in at just under $2 million.
The midcoast property was listed Monday at $1.6 million, and has already attracted plenty of interest from out-of-state buyers.
First-time buyers have few options in today’s tight real estate market.
Window washing hundreds of feet above the ground takes careful planning, safety precautions, and plenty of skill.
By: Zara Norman
WASHINGTON — Brian Wallach spoke with his eyes.The Illinois native and co-founder of I AM ALS has been living with ALS for eight years and can no longer use his voice. Instead, Wallach, 45, types with his eyes, then generates speech by applying artificial intelligence to old recordings of his voice....
By: Zara Norman
The House Committee on Energy and Commerce's Health Subcommittee held a hearing Wednesday on ten bills including one that would accelerate investigational clinical trials into the disease.
By: Zara Norman
WASHINGTON, April 22 (UPI) -- Health care proponents warn that the Department of Health and Human Services' proposed 12% budget reduction would widen racial disparities and gut critical infectious disease funding.
By: Zara Norman
Should justices affirm the 2024 ruling for Amarin, experts warned it could have a chilling effect on the generic industry writ large.
