Southern Maine Real Estate

Maine is an area with great diversity and has always had a reputation for its exceptional quality of life, strong work ethic, and rich industrial heritage. Maine's biggest city carries on that tradition with a modern day flair.

With over 240,000 residents, the area surrounding Portland is home to nearly 20% of Maine's total population and workforce. It's easy to see why. The economy has never been stronger or more vibrant.

Once again named one of the very best states in the nation to raise children, along with many other awards, Maine, and the Greater Portland region, is a safe, healthy and exciting place to live. Greater Portland's telecommunications infrastructure is state-of-the-art. With fiber optic phone lines and several high-speed communication options available from a technological point of view, the region is on the forefront of the emerging global on-line economy.

With Maine's proximity to Canada, close trade relations with Europe and a business relationship with Northern Ireland, the region is a gateway from the United States to the world. Portland's harbor is one of the busiest on the east coast and continues to grow. Exciting projects like OceanGate, which includes the development of a new cruiseship terminal, demonstrates the city's committment to the future. Amtrak rail service to Boston, via the The Downeaster, keeps the area in touch with the other commercial hubs just to the south of Portland.

More and more companies are making the Greater Portland area their home. As the newcomers move in, they find the information and assistance offered by the Greater Portland Chamber of Commerce indispensable.

The Chamber serves seven communities: Cape Elizabeth, Cumberland, Falmouth, Portland, Scarborough, South Portland, and Westbrook. Most of these areas are profiled on this and other pages within this site. As you discover just how special this area is, we sincerely hope you will visit us and see for yourself how Maine and Greater Portland is the place to develop a fine career, enjoy an outstanding lifestye, raise a family and experience affordable homeownership.

		Our Quality of Life Reports include detailed statistics on age demographics, the environment, wealth distribution and crime. You can also access Educational information highlighted by town, school district and individual school.
		Maine is a large and beautiful state. Our report: A Quick Tour of Maine includes a brief summary of Maine from its most northern and remote parts all the way to southern Maine, the business and residential hub of the state. You can also download a copy.
		Home Market Sales & Statistics are available for YTD 2007, 2006, 2005 and 2004. If you do not see results from the particular town or city you are interested in, we can prepare any custom report you might need.

Portland, Maine Portland is an old seacoast town, located on Casco Bay.  It is also a eclectic city filled with galleries, unique boutiques and shops and incredible restaurants.  Its many neighborhoods offers many options.  [Learn More]
South Portland, Maine  Across the Fore River, South Portland is Maine's second largest city.  Incorporated in 1898, the city has played a major role in the history of the region and continues to be a leader in business development. [Learn More]
Falmouth, Maine Falmouth, just north of Portland along the coast, encompasses 32 square miles of rolling hills, waterfront and scenic beauty.  Falmouth seamlessly combines both an urban and rural environment. [Learn More]
Cape Elizabeth, Maine Cape Elizabeth is a spectacular coastal community with beautiful state parks and stunning views of Casco Bay, Portland and the Atlantic Ocean. "The Cape" offers a strong school system and many housing alternatives. [Learn More]
Scarborough, Maine Eight miles from Portland, Scarborough is both a diverse residential community and growing business locale.  There are many stretches of sandy beaches, salt water marsh and inviting neighborhoods and subdivisions. [Learn More]