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

Oceanfront home sales in Maine is always an interesting trend to follow. During the first three months of 2011 there have been 28 sales

As part of last Friday's Art Walk we were invited to the Addison Woolley Gallery to view the first significant showing of works by the artist

Having a strong economy is important not only to Portland, but to the region and entire state. Where you aware

For the last several years Remodeling Magazine has been preparing their annual Cost Vs. Value Report that ranks

Over the last year Facebook has become an important part of our overall marketing plan. As of today we have over 525 fans

As the week ends mortgage rates showed some signs of improving. This after several weeks of volatility and some increases. The news

Did it seem cold in January? After 14 months of above-average temperatures, the month of January brought that streak to an abrupt end. According

In a somewhat surprising but not unexpected announcement last week Google made it official that they were effectively out of

Last week the Portland City Council approved a significant change to regulations that govern non-fishing related development

$1.7 trillion lost in 2010! According to reports that is the total value drop in residential real estate this year, coming after an estimated