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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.
Did you know that you can access actual home sales information online at our website? So, if you have been wondering what the house
The National Association of Realtors (NAR) has just released its annual survey of home buyers and sellers. One thing that is consistent
According to a recent NAR consumer study, record affordability and the availability of the first-time home buyer tax credit pushed
When it comes to understanding what is really happening in today’s real estate market, the more detailed the information
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Published On: October 21, 2010By MichaelCategories: Falmouth, Maine Real Estate, New Home ConstructionThe Bank of America announced on Friday that it is halting foreclosure sales in all 50 states due to an increasing investigation into flaws
When it comes to marketing homes, exceptional photos are critical, especially when so many potential buyers are shopping online.
This summer Portland has been visited by a record number of cruise ships. By the end of the season it should be about 70 in all.
Published On: September 10, 2010By MichaelCategories: Maine Outdoors, Maine Waterfront, Portland, VideoPortland Maine was again the scene of the WCSH6 Sidewalk Art Festival. This year represented the 45th edition of the annual event
Bad news really does travel fast, especially as it pertains to the economy in generally and real estate in particular. As everyone reported
July home sales in Maine followed a national pattern – a significant drop in year over year results
In a recent survey of potential homeowner attitudes more than 72% of American adults confirm that owning a home continues
