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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.
This recent post from our Instagram account resonated with me, so I wanted to share it again with you. It reflects how [...]
Fall for Portland—where charm, culture, and coastal beauty come together. From the historic cobblestone streets of the Old Port to the scenic [...]
Real estate is all about finding the perfect match—but so is dating! In this video, Laura shares a hilarious story from a [...]
People are drawn to the Western Promenade for its unbeatable mix of history, prestige, and natural beauty. The panoramic views of the Fore [...]
The year 2024 showcased a dynamic and evolving Maine real estate market, defined by rising home prices, resilient demand, and the ongoing [...]
Home is more than just a place - it’s a feeling, a story written in the moments that matter most. At Maine Home [...]
Welcome to 53 Qualey Rd on Little Sebago. This lakeside retreat is ready for you, your family and friends. Re-created in 2022 [...]
There’s no shortage of history buffs here at MHC! Laura and Shannon were diving into some old deeds the other day when [...]
In case you missed it, the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade this year was the 98th edition. It featured 7 featured character balloons, 22 [...]
Ever come across a million dollar listing with cell phone photos? Unbelievable, right – but it happens. It's akin to ordering an [...]
With the 2024 Presidential election now behind us, you might be wondering what impact, if any, it will have on the housing [...]
Architectural design and historical structures have always been a source of fascination to me. Maybe that helped channel my interest in Maine [...]
