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Want to buy a home in Maine but you're on a budget? Home prices have been climbing, with some counties seeing massive jumps over the past year. But not every part of the state is feeling the heat.
Even though Maine’s real estate market has cooled off a bit lately—thanks to a little more inventory hitting the scene—home prices are still doing their thing in most towns: going up.
Even though inventory has been increasing, home prices in Maine have also continued to climb with some in unexpected counties seeing substantial increases.
Low inventory, higher interest rates and home prices—While the dream is still alive for Maine homebuyers, you will want to make sure you are able to live comfortably before what could be the biggest purchase of your life.
The latest stats show that the real estate market here in Maine is beginning to balance out after nearly five years of low inventory and inflated prices.