On the Market: Five Finds for Under $310,000

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Published
January 5, 2020

On the Market: Five Finds for Under $310,000

Winter is a buyer's season. From rural to urban and from move-in ready to a fixer-upper, check out these more affordable Press Herald Real Estate picks from Southern Maine.
Published
November 22, 2019

Local Couple Build New Munjoy Hill Residences for an Uncompromising Urban Lifestyle

Conceived by recently retired Maine couple and future residents, The Residences on Monument will be ready for move in this coming summer.
Published
November 15, 2019

Is It a Good Idea to List Your Home In Winter? Absolutely.

Your house will stand out amid seasonally reduced listings.
Published
October 25, 2019

Verdante at Lincoln Park: NewHeight Group Raises the Bar Again

“A lot of thought goes into important elements that people can’t necessarily see,” said NewHeight Group Principal Erin Cooperrider.
Published
October 18, 2019

Hoang Realty: Presenting Your Home In the Best Possible Light

Broker/owner Hoa Hoang attributes her swift, successful sales to her agency’s marketing expertise.
Published
October 11, 2019

Capisic Meadows Development Blends into Rosemont’s Green Spaces

The under-construction homes are near Capisic Pond and at the edge of Redlon Woods, part of the Portland Land Bank.
Published
September 13, 2019

Sawmill Crossing Townhomes: Affordable, in a Pocket Neighborhood

The under-construction condominiums are listed by Ben Schulz of William Raveis Real Estate New Development Services.
Published
September 6, 2019

Finely Finished Chalet-Style Home Offers Privacy, Frontage on Lovejoy Pond

Nine rooms, three levels, and 217 feet with a dock on the west shore.
Published
August 30, 2019

A Landmark Development Opportunity on Portland’s Western Promenade

Tranzon Auction Properties will offer the Williston-West Church and Parish House (32 Thomas St., Portland) at auction on Tuesday, Sept. 10.
Published
August 9, 2019

Lovely Farmhouse in Falmouth Combines Period Charm and Modern Amenities

The c. 1850 home was moved to its present riverside site in 1999.