Latest Maine Real Estate Market Report Update
Like the weather, real estate markets change.

Ask a local Maine real estate broker, agents in the state, county and community.
For how’s the housing market in his or her Vacationland location.
You cannot get an accurate Maine real estate market pulse reading taken from many time zones and miles away from the local area.
Just like where to get your best financing when you buy a Maine house, better keep it local, close to home and make it in the state of Maine.
Let’s focus in this blog post on house sales in Maine and leave land, commercial, rental markets off the stage for another hunt and peck.
The figures on the price tags hanging off the Maine house listings vary greatly from Kittery to Fort Kent, Eastport To Jackman and everywhere in-between in any real estate market.
Maine Listings, the Maine Association Of REALTORS is your best source for local real estate market numbers and trends.
Existing single-family homes total 1,542 in Maine, a 10.09% decrease in volume compared to the previous year.
The chaos from COVID is in the rear-view mirror.
Real estate listing shortages are behind us and settling prices is slowly replacing the bidding wars of multiple buyers scarcity norm.
Don’t believe everything you read, hear, get from a text link about the current Maine real estate market or where it is headed.

Here’s what the latest Maine Association of REALTORS report using fresh hard accurate data from Maine Listings slices and dices the real estate market today.
What’s important to you is the area of Maine where you are considering buying or selling.
Because Maine’s real estate markets are so diverse from southern to deep up into rural sections of Vacationland, drill down into the statistics.
Form your own conclusions on what economic, seasonal influences and social forces are underway in each unique Maine real estate market area.

You will see Aroostook County’s average house price of $175,000 is the not even close to York County’s $589,500 figure today in the same category.
Statewide, Maine real estate house sales are down 1.92% but prices overall are up 2.75%.
But trying to find an average for the state is not the number I zero in for to figure things out.
I drill down into the individual 16 counties of Maine real estate market report statistics that are the most interesting and telling. Then mentally reflect back on earlier markets to help predict the next one before it arrives in Maine.
I’m Maine REALTOR Andrew Mooers, ME Broker
207.532.6573 | info@mooersrealty.com |
MOOERS REALTY 69 North ST Houlton ME 04730 USA


