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Seriously Local Real Estate
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.
I am a somewhat casual observer of the stock market, and last week was one of the most volatile weeks ever seen. How could one not be
Whenever I need a little inspiration, I enjoy walking along the Portland Maine waterfront, especially on a beautiful summer day
For those of you who may not be familiar with Robert Shiller, he is an economics professor at Yale University and co-creator of the
Earlier this year the Federal Crisis Inquiry Commission (FCIC) released its report into American economic collapse of 2007-2010. The
What is the luxury home market? In many markets it is defined as the top 10% of all homes listed by prices, or homes that offer unique
We have just updated our half year real estate sales results for the greater Portland area. You can view details comparing the first
The Town of Harpswel Maine, located on Casco Bay, is a short scenic ride from the greater Portland area.
Whether you’re a service member or veteran looking for a home in the greater Portland area and all of southern Maine, there’s a home loan
It doesn't take long to forget about winter, especially when the weather is as nice as it was this last weekend in Portland Maine. The city has a
Memorial Day, originally know as Decoration Day, is one of remembrance for those who have died in the service of our nation. Although there
It take a little bit of time for The National Association of Realtors (NAR) to collect the data, but the group finally announced this week that distressed
If the real estate market seems slower in Falmouth this year compared to 2010, your instincts are correct. During the first quarter of 2011 there