The towns of Rumford and Mexico are pictured from a trail on Black Mountain on Aug. 20. Credit: Natalie Williams / BDN

Home values have shot up over the last decade in every Maine city and town.

That spike took off during the COVID-19 pandemic and is tied to very low housing inventory amid record-high demand for homes. Demand has been linked to an influx of new residents and investors who entered Maine’s real estate market during the pandemic.

Here, you can look up what the typical home in your Maine city and town is valued at and where it was 10 years ago, according to Zillow.

Zara Norman joined the Bangor Daily News in 2023 after a year reporting for the Morning Sentinel. She lives in Waterville and graduated from Brown University in Providence, Rhode Island, in 2022.

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