Housing
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A 2,663-square-foot house near Cameron Stadium was the most expensive home sale in Bangor during a single week in mid-September.
Eleven residential properties across Bangor changed hands during the week of Sept. 13 ranging in price from $0 to $425,000. The sales mark a slight uptick from the week prior when nine homes sold.
With an average sale price of roughly $300,000, the homes are more affordable than the statewide median sale price of $415,000 in September, according to the Maine Association of Realtors.
The Bangor Daily News assembled a list of all the residential property sales that occurred in Bangor from Sept. 13 to 19 using information from state transfer tax documents, which are available to the public online.
— 203 Grove St. sold on Sept. 18 for $225,000.
— 404 Ohio St. sold on Sept. 15 for $272,000.
— 100 Thomas Hill Road sold on Sept. 15 for $0.
— 42 Thirteenth St. sold on Sept. 14 for $218,000.
— 64 Division St. sold on Sept. 18 for $382,000.
— 64 Ohio St. sold on Sept. 18 for $225,000.
— 66 Howard St. sold on Sept. 14 for $425,000.
— 48 Sixth St. sold on Sept. 15 for $335,000.
— 241 Birch St. sold on Sept. 15 for $0.
— 12 Kineo St. sold on Sept. 18 for $375,000.
— 54 Fourteenth St. sold on Sept. 17 for $250,000.