Southern Maine Real Estate Report
Updated 8-27-08
Average Sold Prices - June
(% Change 1 Year)

York County: 245K (-22%)
Cumberland County: 297K (-7%)
Sagadahoc County: 204K (--8%)
Lincoln County: 300K (-5%)

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My areas of specializiations include:

• Portland Maine Real Estate
• Investment Property
• Coastal Waterfront Homes in Southern Maine
• Bath area property
• Real Estate in Phippsburg
  

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| Cape Elizabeth | Freeport | Harpswel | Bath Maine | Brunswick Maine | Phippsburg | Boothbay | South Portland

Investment, Waterfront, and Coastal Real Estate in the Southern Maine Markets

With more coastal shoreline than the entire coast of California, a wide variety of residential and investment real estate opportunies to choose from and a relaxed stlye of life the Coastal and Southern Mainemarkets offer something for everyone. From in-town Portland Maine condo's to coastal Maine waterfront summer homes the markets in Southern Maine and the lower Midcoast regions are healthy and expanding despite all the turmoil in the larger national industry. Click Here for my most recent news and commentary on the current conditions of the Maine real estate markets

With regard to Maine Real Estate and property for sale in Maine this site and myself, as a Maine real estate buyers agent can provide in depth community analysis, market reports on southern Maine and coastal locations for first tme home buyers, seasoned property investors and parties simply looking for greater information on Maine housing stats.

I work primarily as a Maine buyers agent with First Time Home Buyers, Investors and people who want to retire and relocate to Maine. Please don't hesitate to send me an email anytime with questions you might have with regard to Maine real estate in general, waterfront property in the lower mid coast regions and/or information on the Greater Portland residential and investment property markets.

Please take a look around my site and if interested be sure to sign up for my monthly Maine newsletter or a complementary Buyers packet sent by US mail to your home.

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Coastal Breakdown

The Maine coast and the property it encompasses can roughly be divided into 3 primary regions and I also would classify the Greater Portland market as its owns seperate entity.

Encompassing primarily York County, the Soutnern home market has an average sales price of around 270K. The areas desirability has grown siginficantly given its close proximity to Boston and ease of access to reach coastal Maine destinations futher away.

Portland Maine Real Estate
The city of Portland is the largest metropolis in the state with a population of approximately 65,000 in the city and approximately 250,000 taking into account the surrounding areas that would include South Portland across the bridge, the suburburbs of Cape Elizabeth, Scarborough, Saco and Biddeford to the South, Westbrook and Gorham to the West and Falmouth, Cumberland and Yarmouth to the North.

Other areas I am quite familiar with:
Bath Maine Property | Phippsburg peninsula| Brunswick area homes |Harpswell Homes | Portland Maine Condos

As a Maine agent working primarily with buyers, please don't hesitate to contact me antime for more information on a target market. My cell phone is 207-650-5383 or email me at jherrigel@greentreemaine.com

**Disclaimer: Your information will be kept confidential and never sold**

Thanks for Visiting.

Sincerely,

John Herrigel