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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.
Real estate is behaving in ways that is difficult to understand; yet is very understandable.
If you're able to walk instead of drive to the store for a gallon of milk, you and your neighborhood home values may benefit.
Typically March, April and May are strong months for new properties to enter the market – but we are not experiencing anything close to normal.
We have implemented many procedures to help you buy your home safely and virtually.
There is a home on Lake Sebago - that opens on to Jordan bay - that is big …. that is beautiful
When you think about it, social distancing makes it sound like people should stop communicating with one another, which is exactly the opposite of what we need now.
For the fifth consecutive year, Maine home sales set a record in 2019 as 18,335 single family homes were sold.
From Manhattan and Paris visit 8 global museums ever having to board a plane.
Working with the eco-conscious development Douglas Ridge means that we have Earth on our mind pretty much all year round, but this year is extra special.
Published On: April 22, 2020By MichaelCategories: Energy Efficient Homes, Green Homes, Maine OutdoorsMetro areas have been impacted more drastically by Covid-19 than rural areas. Will Covid-19 be the catalyst that has people moving back to smaller towns?
Published On: April 9, 2020By MichaelCategories: Home Buying, Home Selling, Life and Culture, Lifestyle Home Search, Maine OutdoorsOur new realty means things are changing weekly, daily, hourly. In Maine, we have seen the number of showings drop off dramatically, as shown below.
Covid-19 has impacted almost all aspects of society, but today we will just focus on what we know best - real estate.