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The team behind Maine Home Connection comprises seasoned real estate professionals with an intimate understanding of the areas neighborhoods, trends, and unique property offerings. Our commitment to delivering top-notch content is evident through our well-curated, and thoughtful written selection of articles and videos, covering everything from market updates and buying/selling tips to community spotlights and home improvement advice.
2012 was a good year for real estate in Portland Maine. Sales of single family home were at their highest level since 2007, as 427 transactions
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Through October 2012 most towns and cities in the greater Portland area have experienced an increase in single family home sales
As the end of the year approaches, we have been getting questions regarding the tax increase that applies to real estate, as outlined in the
Portland Maine is surprisingly a large condo market. In any given year approximately 200 units are sold, ranging from small one
ortland Maine real estate sales continues to be better in 2012 compared to 2011. We have just completed our October year-to-date
During the year, in various blog posts and newsletters, we reference the Case Shiller index. For those who are unfamiliar, this report
Our September real estate newsletter was recently published. This issue includes an overview of waterfront real estate
Anchorage Place in South Portland offers a great in-town waterfront location with views of the South Port Marina and downtown Portland
We were recently contacted by a potential home buyer inquiring about vacation and second homes, especially those along the Maine coast. The focus
Single family homes sales in Cumberland County continued strong through the first seven months of 2012
Henry James once said……"To read between the lines was easier than to follow the text". How true! Especially when trying to understand