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.
Ten residential properties in Bangor changed hands in the first week of June, with the most expensive sale price totalling more than $677,000.
Eighty-eight Bangor homes sold in all of May, according to data from Redfin. That’s an improvement from May 2025, which saw only 71 homes in Bangor change hands.
We compiled a list of the 10 residential properties sold in Bangor from May 31 to June 6, 2026. The information comes from state transfer tax documents, which are available to the public online.
With an average purchase price of more than $236,000, the properties fall far below the median sale price of a home in Bangor, which Redfin placed at nearly $315,000 as of last month.
— Kristina Bolivar bought 11 Westland St. from Gregory Davis for $259,900 on June 1.
— Taylor Theriault bought 139 Palm St. from Haley Quarmyne for $295,000 on June 1.
— LRG Holdings LLC bought 84 Fourth St. from 35 Main Downtown LLC for $677,500 on June 4.
— Andrew Moore bought 249 Palm St. from Ryan Additon for $275,000 on June 5.
— Daniel Lufkin bought 12 Carroll St. from James Stoneton for $57,000 on June 5.
— Garrett Stoup bought 148 Thornton Road from Elizabeth Cust for $270,000 on June 5.
— James Swan Sr. bought 371 Forest Ave. from the Estate of Mark Swan for $0 on June 3.
— Judy Harrison bought 27 Poplar St. from Judy Harrison for $0 for June 2.
— Wanda Jewell bought 112 Franklin St. Unit C5 from Patricia Tate for $309,000 on June 5.
— Courtney Latourette bought 1707 Union St. from Kelsey Davis for $219,900 on June 1.