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.
Eleven homes in Bangor changed hands during the week of June 14, the most expensive of which sold for $334,000.
The Bangor Daily News compiled information on the sales, which come from state transfer tax documents that are available to the public online.
With an average purchase price of $222,000 among transfers in which money changed hands, the homes are far more affordable than the average sale price of a Bangor home, which sat below $315,000 in May, according to Redfin.
— Callie Falvey LLC bought 10 Maxwell Lane from the Estate of Geraldine McLeod for $168,000 on June 17.
— Fresh Start Inc. bought 115 Essex St. from James Fahey for $300,000 on June 16.
— Nichole Cox bought 57 Elm St. from Nicholas Giudice for $318,000 on June 15.
— Ravin Bussiere bought 34 Winter St. from Monica Bastey for $334,000 on June 15.
— Gina DeJoy bought 229 Center St. from 3 M Investments LLC for $299,000 on June 16.
— Jennifer Hall bought 70 Sanford St. from Noah Hall for $1 on June 18.
— Jessica Chua bought 9 Cynthia Circle from Kevin Kelly for $200,000 on June 17.
— Chris Pepin Properties LLC bought 19 Highland Lane from Katherine Petley for $65,000 on June 17.
— Anthony Cote bought an unknown address on Essex Street from Patricia Mulia for $65,000 on June 16.
— Harland Newman bought 232 Grove St. from Christine Hille for $250,000 on June 15.
— The McCrum Irrevocable Trust bought 246 Howard St. from Beverly McCrum for $0 on June 18.