Housing
This section of the BDN aims to help readers understand Maine’s housing crisis, the volatile real estate market and the public policy behind them. Read more Housing coverage here.
More than a dozen residential properties in Bangor changed hands during the week of July 19 to 25, the most expensive of which was a 13-acre estate on the Kenduskeag Stream.
With sale prices ranging from $0 to $800,000, the 13 properties show the diverse range of residential properties selling locally.
The homes have an average sale price of roughly $317,000, slightly more expensive than the average sale price for a home in Bangor, which Redfin placed at nearly $310,000 in June.
We created a list of all the residential property sales that occurred in Bangor during the week of July 19 using information from state transfer tax documents, which are available to the public online.
— 174 Rolling Meadow Drive sold for $480,000 on July 24.
— 1230 Kenduskeag Ave. sold for $800,000 on July 24.
— 23 Warwick St. sold for $0 on July 24.
— 421 French St. sold for $1 on July 22.
— 249 Kenduskeag Ave. sold for $410,000 on July 20.
— 240 Palm St. sold for $175,200 on July 24.
— 29 Division St. sold for $50,000 on July 20.
— 826 Ohio St. #6 sold for $175,000 on July 24.
— 346 Lincoln St. sold for $289,000 on July 21.
— 365 Walden Parke Way sold for $760,000 on July 24.
— 51 Knoll Crest Drive sold for $515,000 on July 24.
— 299 Essex St. sold for $35,000 on July 23.
— 57 Benjamins Way sold for $442,000 on July 24.