PK Realty Management LLC

08/18/2025

WAREHOUSE STORAGE | 16’ BAYS | STRATEGIC LOCATION | AVAILABLE NOW! (Westbrook)

This spacious and fully insulated storage building has three (3) 12x16’ drive-in bays with motorized overhead doors and is ideal for boats and vehicles of various sizes. The building was built in 2020 and measures 60’ x 100’ with approximately 6,035 SF of space. Conveniently located less than a mile from the Maine Turnpike (exit 48) and Route 302, with on-site surface parking, 5 miles from downtown Portland. This is a strategic location on a well-traveled road, close to the ocean and Lakes region. Please note that there is no sewer or water service available in this building. Serious inquiries only, please.

Available Space: 6,035 SF
Ceiling Height: 20’
Clear Height: 18’
Drive-in Garage Bays: Three 12’ x 16’ overhead motorized doors
Year Built: 2020
Zoning: Industrial
Heat: Forced hot air (propane)
Electrical: 200-amp service
Fire Suppression: Not sprinklered
Parking: On-site
Assessor's Reference: Map 046, Lot 001
Available: Immediately
Rent: $5030/mo + NNN

VIDEO WALKTHROUGH: https://youtube.com/shorts/7pGKSLJiK_0

08/18/2025

WAREHOUSE STORAGE | 16’ BAYS | STRATEGIC LOCATION | AVAILABLE NOW! (Westbrook)
185 Warren Avenue, B5, Westbrook, ME 04092

This spacious and fully insulated storage building has three (3) 12x16’ drive-in bays with motorized overhead doors and is ideal for boats and vehicles of various sizes. The building was built in 2020 and measures 60’ x 100’ with approximately 6,035 SF of space. Conveniently located less than a mile from the Maine Turnpike (exit 48) and Route 302, with on-site surface parking, 5 miles from downtown Portland. This is a strategic location on a well-traveled road, close to the ocean and Lakes region. Please note that there is no sewer or water service available in this building. Serious inquiries only, please.

Available Space: 6,035 SF
Ceiling Height: 20’
Clear Height: 18’
Drive-in Garage Bays: Three 12’ x 16’ overhead motorized doors
Year Built: 2020
Zoning: Industrial
Heat: Forced hot air (propane)
Electrical: 200-amp service
Fire Suppression: Not sprinklered
Parking: On-site
Assessor's Reference: Map 046, Lot 001
Available: Immediately
Rent: $5030/mo + NNN

VIDEO WALKTHROUGH: https://youtube.com/shorts/7pGKSLJiK_0

08/18/2025

BUSINESS-READY OFFICE SPACE | PRIME LOCATION | First Month Rent FREE! 141 Main Street, South Portland, Maine

This unique commercial office space showcases charming architectural details, abundant natural light, and excellent visibility on a bustling main street! This distinctive gem features an impressive reception area upon entry, a large wooden spiral staircase, numerous oversized windows, two floors, eight rooms plus flex space, a kitchenette, a bathroom, a large storage room (which can also serve as a ninth room), and on-site surface parking in South Portland’s Ligonia neighborhood. This two-story office space is ideal for various uses due to its multiple rooms and prime location. The interior has been recently renovated with fresh paint, new flooring, and updated carpeting. Conveniently located with direct access to U.S. Route One and Spur access to I-295, on the Metro 24A bus route, 2.8 miles from downtown Portland. Please be aware that this space is not ADA accessible. Serious inquiries only, please.

Available Space: 2500 +/- SF
Year Built: 1977
Zoning: C - Commercial
Heat/AC: Central HVAC
Parking: On-site
Restroom: One (no shower)
Assessor's Reference: Map 32, Lot 15
Available: Immediately
Rent: $2800/month + NNNs (First month FREE rent)!

EMAIL:
[email protected]

01/04/2023

We would have gone with a different headline but that’s just us.

Please check out Yardsouth.com and reach out to us at [email protected] if you have any questions or comments!

Residents are riled by a pending rezoning proposal that would allow four 18-story building sites beside Bug Light Park.

05/18/2020

Interesting article on the future of workspace!

Not only Manhatten faces this change in how we work - This trend could be good for our state - More telecommuting and job opportunities for people living further away from the big cities!

Even after the crisis eases, companies may let workers stay home. That would affect an entire ecosystem, from transit to restaurants to shops. Not to mention the tax base.

07/13/2019

Interesting! Portland, South Portland! What do you think!?!

Buffalo’s first, code approved grass parking lot at Five Points Bakery is one year old today.
It can absorb 3” of rainfall keeping water out of our storm sewers.
It reduces heat island effect, provides habitat for insects, helps mitigate global warming by converting carbon dioxide into oxygen, looks nicer for our neighbors, helps to filter the water to keep our oceans cleaner. its cheaper than concrete, stronger than asphalt, and so much more.
We are so happy and thankful to be able to keep pioneering in Buffalo.
More to come!

06/15/2019

50 Monument Square! All the excitement is happening inside! 21 apartments:
13 - 1 bedroom apartments
6 - efficiency apartments
2 - 2 bedroom apartments
The building was built in the 1880’s, with 2 floors added 20 years later. Designed by John Calvin Stevens. Now home to FedEx on the ground floor, Portland Symphony Orchestra and Portland Ovations on the 2nd floor, and crowned by The Maine Community Foundation on the 6th Floor! Our apartments are in the middle 3 floors, and we are grateful for our existing tenants patience while we are banging away!

06/13/2019

50 Monument Square, here we go!!!

05/03/2019

Lots of interesting things happening in Portland.

Projects proposed by North River IV and J.B. Brown & Sons just west of the Old Port would convert 3 surface parking lots into apartments, offices, a hotel and retail stores with parking garages.

04/18/2019

Lots of homework to do before this will happen, but we are working on finding out if it is a viable option! We would love to see people using the bike-ped trail/greenbelt system to commute to and from Portland and South Portland! Please note that the term "ferry" is meant more in the sense of a water-based connection!

The owners of a prime piece of the South Portland waterfront are thinking about a ferry service to carry passengers to and from the Portland waterfront.