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By Andrew Mooers | 207.532.6573, Northern Maine Real Estate-Aroostook County Broker
(MOOERS REALTY)
Mid coast Maine vacations mean boat rides and sightseeing to collect more Maine lighthouse images!Mid coast Maine is loaded with coastal fun if you are looking for a vacation destination. Maine is a small population, large land mass and offering boatloads of waterfront eye candy experiences. And so affordable and down to Earth easy. No hassle.Maine is called Vacationland for a very good reason and social distancing is easy when you can avoid the crowds.Living in Maine makes accessing the many areas of this big state much easier. We were country before it was cool, living simple and green before a color was attached to the lifestyle. And social distancing before it was the best way to help curb the COVID19 pandemic virus.Last weekend took a couple days to unplug and recharge and mid coas...
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By John Herrigel, Portland, ME - Real Estate
(The Herrigel-Kennedy Group - Portside Real Estate)
It's a beautiful month to be in Maine, and Wiscasset is no exception!Real estate transaction volume was up 17%, with 6 homes sold in 2013, and 7 sold in the first quarter of 2014. Median real estate prices were down 9% compared to last year, leaving some room for improvement in the next quarter. Wiscasset is a quiet town, near the water and family friendly too! It's a perfect place to visit, or get married at. Whatever you need, Wiscasset can give it to you. Being near the water is always a great way to see the best of Maine. Want to know more Wiscasset and the surrounding areas? Visit Herrigel Kennedy's site, or drop us a line at herrigelkennedy@gmail.com and we'll answer any questions that you may have!
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By John Herrigel, Portland, ME - Real Estate
(The Herrigel-Kennedy Group - Portside Real Estate)
The Wiscasset residential real estate market saw 13 transactions take place in Q4 2013, compared to 9 in Q4 2014. Median pricing for homes in Wiscasset came in at $194K compared with $147K the year prior, representing a 32% increase. The residential markets continue to see healthy activity given the overall real estate recovery. The number of days on the market has risen from 163 in 2012 to 256 in the fourth quarter of 2014. Wiscasset, meaning "Coming out of the harbor, but you don't see where," is a village on the Sheepscot river and home to the famous Red's Eats lobster roll! To learn about like in Wiscasset, get a hold of John Herrigel by email johnherrigel@gmail.com, by phone 207-650-5383 or visit Herrigel Kennedy's Facebook Page. Herrigel Kennedy specializes in helping buyers and s...
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By Monika McGillicuddy, Southern NH & the Seacoast Area
(Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Verani Realty)
Southport Island Maine I took this video with my cell phone back in July of 2011. I'm a sleepy head and don't often rise in time to see the sun rising but when I do it's always special. Jay and I were camping and had guests with us who were sleeping in the front of the motor home when I caught this outside my camper window. We were camping at Gray Homestead in Southport Island Maine which is a small island off of BoothBay Harbor. Isn't it beautiful? This video was recorded in July 2011 via my Droid Thunderbolt and even though it was a "cell" phone video I thought it came out pretty good and wanted to share the pretty sunrise with you all.
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By John Herrigel, Portland, ME - Real Estate
(The Herrigel-Kennedy Group - Portside Real Estate)
Located on Maine’s rocky coast, the town of Boothbay is steeped in rich culture and history. Boothbay is a small town of just shy of 3000 residents (as of the 2000 census). Homes for sale in Boothbay are priced at an average of 332K, with waterfront homes of Boothbay Harbor pricing at an average of 588K. Through the 2011 year, homes in Boothbay have sold in the mid 200K range. The Boothbay Harbor region is located on a peninsula between the Sheepscot river and Damariscotta river. Lobstering, fishing, and shipbuilding remain popular occupations – and are among the area’s traditional jobs. Boothbay is known for hospitality, the town has a significant summer population and many amenities for tourists enjoying the Boothbay Region. If you would like to learn about current real estate listing...
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By John Herrigel, Portland, ME - Real Estate
(The Herrigel-Kennedy Group - Portside Real Estate)
The Lincoln county real estate markets posted strong residential transaction figures for the month ending June 30th.  33 homes sold at an average price of 314K compared with 20 at an average price of 250K in June 2008. This represents  65% and 26% increases respectively.  Month over month this was the first price increase of the year and if I had statistics for all of last year, it may be the first price increase in well over a year. These are strong signs that the southern and coastal Maine real estate markets are significantly improving helped by the low interest rates and a return of strength to the stock market. Thanks for reading.  For more information on homes for sale in Southern Maine please visit www.mymaineproperty.com or feel free to contact me directly at 207-650-5383 or via...
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By John Herrigel, Portland, ME - Real Estate
(The Herrigel-Kennedy Group - Portside Real Estate)
 For the month ending May 2009 Lincoln County real estate saw 26 residential transactions occur at an average price of 203K. In May 2008, 34 homes sold at an average price of 265K representing an 24% drop in volume and 23% drop in pricing. Comparing to April 2009 however, volume was up 63% and pricing was up 4%. The current inventory level is at 801 up from 746 in April. To find more information out on this coastal Maine real estate community please visit www.mymaineproperty.com, contact me directly at 207-650-5383 or via email at john@greentreemaine.com
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By John Herrigel, Portland, ME - Real Estate
(The Herrigel-Kennedy Group - Portside Real Estate)
Lincoln County Maine real estate saw a slow January with 10 transactions taking place at an average sold price of 181K compared with 20 transactions a year prior and 32 a month prior in December. Pricing fell of significantly as wel with an average price sold of 352K a year ago representing a 49% home pricing decrease. The inventory of property dropped slightly in January to 658 from 670 in December. To get more information on this Maine coastal real estate market please visit www.mymaineproperty.com, contact me directly at 207-650-5383 or via email at john@greentreemaine.com
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By John Herrigel, Portland, ME - Real Estate
(The Herrigel-Kennedy Group - Portside Real Estate)
For the year ending 2008, the mid coastal waterfront Maine real estate county of Lincoln saw 330 transactions transpire in 2008 vs 405 in 2007, down approximately 18% and off about 3% from the peak of 497 seen in 2005. As far as pricing goes...on average numbers were down only 4% as the average sold price of all homes and condos combined was 303K vs 316K in 2007. The days on market are very high in Lincoln though with an average in 2008 of 190.  For more information and additional graphs, please visit the maine housing statistics section of my website www.mymaineproperty.com. I am a buyers agent serving the greater Portland and lower mid coastal region of the state. Thanks for reading, John
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By Monika McGillicuddy, Southern NH & the Seacoast Area
(Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Verani Realty)
One of the special things about living in New Hampshire is the abundance of choices for vacation destinations and quick get aways. With the price of fuel being on every ones mind and affecting everything we do, it's nice to know that somethings don't have to break the bank to enjoy. The nice thing about living here is that it is a paradise for "close to home" vacations. Whether you stay in a hotel or prefer to camp you won't be disappointed. Recently Jay and I spent the long 4th of July weekend up in Boothbay Harbor Maine. From our home in Southern NH it is a 2.5 to 3 hour ride and is just a great place to enjoy quality time. Plus being connected as we are, we were able to work, negotiate contracts and keep in touch with our clients all while enjoy a great long weekend away. It's like ...
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By Michelle Flaherty
(Prudential Northeast Properties)
  Last Wednesday, I got a mid-week break from work to take a 5-hour sail aboard one of the Windjammers on display in Boothbay Harbor for the town's annual Windjammer Days festival.  Each year, the town organizes the festival, which includes sailing, a parade, food and games for kids, along with some private receptions and parties put on by various local groups.  I was there with my boyfriend, who works on our Senator Susan Collins' campaign staff.  That morning, he picked me up with Mister Bagel and a coffee in hand (if you visit Portland, go there for breakfast - I'm addicted), and we headed up Rte. 1.  When we got to Boothbay (about an hour from Portland), we met Dawn Gilbert, owner of the Heads of the Harbor hair salon, and the Lincoln County chair for the campaign, and headed down t...
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By No Longer Active
(Real Estate)
 Normally Maine is a weekend destination for our mini-vacations but most of the time we avoid the tourist attractions and relax on our lake.  For a change of pace we decided to spend the day at Boothbay.  In addition to poking around in little shops or having lunch there are a number of water activities.Kayak rentals are available, various fishing charters are based out of the harbor and there are plenty of scenic cruises.  Since the day was a little on the cool side for mid August we choose to spend a few hours on Cap's Combo.Boothbay Harbor is both a tourist destination and a working port so we saw plenty of Lobster Boats mixed in among the pleasure vessels.  Lobster enthusiasts can even go out on a Trap Hauling trip that lasts just over an hour.  Other short cruises include Whale Wat...
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By Jay McGillicuddy, Real Estate Broker
(Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Verani Realty)
My wife Monika posted about our kayak trip at Linekin Bay in East Boothbay, Maine during the 4th of July holiday. While we were there we took a long walk along the rocks at Grimes Beach at Ocean Point. Boothbay Harbor is one of our favorite weekend getaway spots in Maine and the Ocean Point area is a must visit for us.  The walk along Shore Road at Ocean Point has some of the most spectacular views along the Maine Coast.                                          The views just make you want to find a hammock and a nice bottle of your favorite beverage and just kick back and relax. It's so peaceful you can hear the bird's chirp and the crickets and frogs make sounds that you may never had heard before. We often ask ourselves if we had to give up our current lifestyle of traveling in our m...
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By Monika McGillicuddy, NH Real Estate Broker
(Prudential Verani Realty)
A perfect July day for kayaking Linekin Bay in East Boothbay Maine.While on a 4th of July camping trip to Boothbay Harbor Maine, we decided to do some kayaking.Jay and I set out at about 10:30 in the morning with a goal of reaching Ocean Point and then paddling back to our put in at the Murray Hill boat launch in East Boothbay. High tide was at 1:31 pm and we knew we'd be able to get in a few hours of easy paddling. Neither one of us had dipped our paddle in water since last summer!  I think we're classic fair weather paddlers.Read more here...  Kayaking Boothbay Harbor                                                       Monika McGillicuddy,REALTORServing Southern New Hampshire and Rockingham County Monika McGillicuddy Real Estate Training NewHampshireRealEstateBlog.com Prudential Ver...
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By Jay McGillicuddy, Real Estate Broker
(Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Verani Realty)
Boothbay Harbor Maine has long been considered the ideal Maine vacation destination. The peninsula is rich in history, an artist delight, and has a robust year-round community. Boothbay Harbors location just  under 3 hours from the border of New Hampshire makes it a hop skip and jump away for a quick weekend get away. There's much to see and do in Boothbay, shopping, golfing, boating, enjoying fresh lobsters and steamers to name a few. Boothbay is a quaint village with streets lined with boutiques, old buildings and a picture perfect harbor filled with lobster boats, pleasure crafts of all types, and windjammers. Rocky shores, island lighthouses, peaceful coves and warm and friendly people who call this home...all welcome you for a visit.  We love Boothbay and probably visit twice a yea...
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