real estate

Realtor.com has come up with a list of the top 10 towns that are expected to see the most activity next year, projecting them to be the real estate hot spots.

If you want to live in Maine's most expensive neighborhood, the inventory appears to be a bit higher than some others, but are you able to afford it?

New real estate data shows that one coastal Maine neighborhood has become one of the priciest in New England, with a home median price of $1.23 million dollars.

Realtor.com recently released the top five oldest homes in the US currently on the market, and four of them are right here in New England.

Maine's largest city has topped the list as the most desired location in America for luxury real estate buyers.

This place is absolutely stunning.

You may be thinking, "Well, don't I just have to put in the highest bid?" The answer to that is absolutely not.

It's a 120,000-square-foot home.

With the current mortgage interest rates hovering over 8.5%, a lot of buyers have either been knocked out of the game or have chosen to wait. With less buyers, homes are not selling as quickly as they were a year ago. However, that is not the case everywhere.

Enter, if you dare?

You've already sold me with 18 acres of secluded woods. You've sold me on just the idea of living in a cabin that looks like Tinkerbell built it. Check out the inside!

If you're one of those people who often says, "I just want to be by myself," this property could be your dream home. About an hour northwest of Bangor, 400 Windy Pitch Drive is located in the tucked-away wilderness of Parkman, Maine.

Would you live here?

Wait, say what?

The Vineyard isn't just known for its beaches and lighthouses.

Lots of people dream of owning a waterfront property. This one in beautiful Harpswell, Maine, boasts two islands and two cottages.