2024 Annual Report

2025 MARKET TRENDS 2024 Portside Real Estate Group & Portside Foundation Annual Report

A YEAR OF IMPACT AND GROWTH 2024 was a year to remember for all of us at Portside Real Estate Group—our best year yet! Together, we achieved over $1 billion in sales—a 25% growth over 2023—serving more clients in Maine and New Hampshire than ever. Most importantly, these numbers reflect the passion, grit, and care our agents and staff bring to their work every day. I couldn’t be more proud of the Portside team and the lifetime connections they create with every client and transaction.

This year, we also hit a goal close to my heart: giving back over $1 million to Mainers in need through our 1% Back to Maine initiative and Portside Foundation events. We supported organizations like Midcoast Community Alliance, Tree Street Youth, and Maine Children’s Home for Little Wanderers, as well as causes focused on mental wellness, homelessness, and youth empowerment. These moments of giving reflect our belief that the future is local—stronger communities, deeper connections, and a collective commitment to caring for one another.

2024 wasn’t without its challenges. The NAR settlement prompted industry-wide reflection, while shifts in buyer and seller behaviors and an influx of new forms and flood disclosure requirements kept us on our toes. These changes demanded adaptability, diligence, and a renewed focus on clear communication. Challenges like these remind me why Portside thrives: we adapt, stay focused, and keep showing up for what matters most—helping people navigate their lives through real estate while staying deeply connected to our local roots.

As we move into 2025, we do so with renewed energy and purpose. While inventory challenges persist, the pull of Maine’s lifestyle—a place of community, natural beauty, and quality of life—remains as strong as ever.

Thank you for being part of this journey.

Together, we’re building what’s next—because the future is local. Here’s to an incredible 2025!

With gratitude,

Dava Davin Founder of Portside Real Estate Group

2 | INTRODUCTION

TABLE OF CONTENTS MARKET UPDATE

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2025 FORECAST

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AFFORDABLE HOUSING TRENDS

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RELOCATION TRENDS

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DESIGN TRENDS

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YEAR IN REVIEW

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PORTSIDE FOUNDATION

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1% BACK TO MAINE

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OUR BENEFICIARIES

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OUR YEAR

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OUR REACH

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Introduction |

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A YEAR OF CHANGE KEY CHANGES IN REAL ESTATE THIS YEAR

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NAR Settlement MORE TRANSPARENCY Many potential buyers and sellers of real estate are aware of the NAR Settlement, but may not fully understand its implications.

Under the terms of the NAR settlement, listing agents are no longer allowed to advertise a shared buyer agency fee in the MLS, but they are still allowed to share their fees with their seller clients' permission, and sellers are also allowed to offer a direct payment to a buyer agency or buyer concession to help facilitate a transaction.

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D Increased transparency of commissions.

D Seller can negotiate a change to the commission.

CLARITY + AWARENESS

CONSUMER BENEFIT D For sellers, this statute requires that these disclosures be made in advance of going under contract.

D For buyers, this should help them make an informed decision on purchasing a property based on their intended use and own individual risk assessment.

More Inventory INCREASED BUYING POWER With inventory 29% higher than last year, along with price reductions and longer days on the market, buyers have the advantage of increased opportunities and negotiating power.

CONSUMER BENEFIT D More home options!

D More negotiating power, homes on the market for 30+ days get an additional 5% off list price.

D More relaxed pace of looking for homes, more time for due diligence.

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D Signed buyer agreements are necessary prior to any showings so the buyer and agent both understand how the agent is being paid.

Flood The Maine Legislature is now requiring sellers to disclose whether any portion of a property being sold is in a Special Flood Hazard area as defined by FEMA and to provide FEMA flood maps if so. Additional disclosure requirements include if there has been a flood event at the property, if any portion of the property has been affected by a flood event, and whether any sort of flood related insurance claim or disaster aid has been received.

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CONSUMER BENEFIT

MARKET UPDATE

D Sellers are also allowed to offer a direct payment to a buyer agency or buyer concession to help facilitate a transaction.

MARKET REPORT REPORTS FROM MAINE AND NEW HAMPSHIRE The market remains strong with rising prices, increased sales, and higher inventory levels, despite a slight increase in days on market. While seller power has eased slightly— list price received dropping below 100% and longer time on market—buyers found a bit more leverage. The uptick in new listings signaled a more balanced market, yet strong demand continues to drive higher prices per square foot and median sales prices.

Maine and New Hampshire are still attractive and growing markets.

MAINE SINGLE FAMILY HOMES HOME PRICES

UNITS SOLD

DAYS ON MARKET

2024

2024

2024

2023

8.3%

$360K

INCREASE

$390K

2023

4%

2023

12,750

INCREASE

9 DAYS

13,250

13 DAYS

4 DAY

INCREASE

NEW HAMPSHIRE SINGLE FAMILY HOMES HOME PRICES

UNITS SOLD

DAYS ON MARKET

2024

2024

2024

2023

9%

$430K

INCREASE

$469K

2023

3.4%

2023

15,465

INCREASE

7 DAYS

15,997

8 DAYS

1 DAY

INCREASE

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MEDIAN HOME PRICES

SLOWEST GROWTH

SUSTAINED GROWTH

$320,000 — 4.92%

$296,00 — 7.64%

Western Maine Androscoggin, Franklin, Oxford

Central Maine Kennebec, Somerset, Piscataquis, Aroostook

In 2024, home prices experienced sustained growth compared to 2023.

Alongside rising prices, the number of units sold also increased, reflecting a positive shift in the market for both buyers and sellers.

This uptick in transactions, combined with steady price growth, strengthened the residential market, culminating in a total sales volume of $8.4 billion for the year—a 17% increase over 2023.

Western Maine saw the slowest home price growth compared to other regions, however, the rise in inventory indicates that improved affordability may be drawing more buyers, enhancing the area's appeal.

See what the median price in these regions got you in 2024

$348,500 — 7.23% Downeast Maine Hancock, Penobscot, Washington

$412,000 — 9.87%

$545,000 — 7.6%

Midcoast Maine Sagadahoc, Knox, Lincoln, Waldo

Southern Maine Cumberland, York

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Lot size: 0.34 Acres Home Size: 2004 sqft Beds: 3 Baths: 1.5

Lot size: 0.85 Acres Home Size: 1714 sqft Beds: 2 Baths: 2

Lot size: 1 Acre Home Size: 1174 sqft Beds: 3 Baths: 1.5

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5 Goddard Street Lisbon, ME

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70 High Street Bath, ME

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1 Canterbury Circle Kennebunk, ME

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List Price: $309,000 Sold Price: $318,000

Central Maine

Downeast Maine

Seacoast New Hampshire

746 Kennebec River Road Embden, ME

629 Main Street, East Machias, ME

2 Godfrey Avenue, Hampton, NH

List Price: $165,000 Sold Price: $170,000

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Lot size: 0.23 Acres Home Size: 1360 sqft Beds: 3 Baths: 1

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Lot size: 1.25 Acres Home Size: 1802 sqft Beds: 4 Baths: 1

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Lot size: 10.25 Acres Home Size: 1120 sqft Beds: 2 Baths: 0

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List Price: $395,000 Sold Price: $420,000

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List Price: $520,000 Sold Price: $545,000

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List Price: $549,000 Sold Price: $560,000

Lakes Region

Island Property

157 Mountain Drive, Rome ME

150 Island Avenue, Peaks Island ME

Lot size: 1.5 Acres Home Size: 4800 sqft Beds: 4 Baths: 3.5

Lot size: 0.17 Acres Home Size: 1720 sqft Beds: 3 Baths: 3

List Price: $2,195,000 Sold Price: $2,100,000

List Price: $1,650,000 Sold Price: $1,575,000

Market Update |

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8.4 BILLION

AT A GLANCE

MAINE MARKET

Total volume of condo, mobile and single-family homes sold MARKET GREW 17%

17.6K UNITS

Units of condo, mobile and single-family home sales UP 1,600 UNITS

8 PERCENT

Prices grew the most in the single family home market — 8%!

Change increase in median price

CONDO PRICES UP 3%

2023 PRICE

2024 PRICE

PERCENT CHANGE

2023 UNITS

2024 PERCENT UNITS CHANGE

Single Family

$360,000 $390,000

8.33%

Condominium

$415,000 $430,000

3.61%

1,751

1,872

6.91%

Mobile Home

$137,000

-1.46%

1,256

1,357

8.04%

$135,000

13,814 14,390

4.17%

Mobile home prices dropped slightly (-1.46%). This decrease could indicate that rising interest rates and affordability concerns are impacting buyers in this lower-cost segment more than other property types. Sales volume rose significantly, suggesting mobile homes remain an attractive, affordable option for buyers priced out of other markets.

HOME SALES OVER THE LAST FIVE YEARS The 2024 sales trajectory is below the peak years (2020, 2021) but closely aligns with 2023 levels. It indicates a moderate recovery compared to the sharper decline seen after 2021.

Sales climbed consistently from January through June, following a typical seasonal pattern where spring and early summer see the most activity.

Unlike 2020 and 2021, which experienced strong late-year performance, 2024 sales plateaued in the fall and stayed flat through November and December, reflecting slower market activity.

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2025 STABILIZING RATES Mortgage rates are projected to stay in the mid 6%s throughout 2025, slightly lower than the average for 2024.

REAL ESTATE

FORECAST AFFORDABLE HOUSING More approvals for affordable housing projects.

SALES VOLUME

PRICE REDUCTIONS

Existing-home sales are expected to rebound, we are predicting 7% to 10% increase in 2025

As the market adjusts, buyers are becoming increasingly pricesensitive. Ambitious sellers may need to reduce their asking prices to attract offers.

HOME PRICES

MORE INVENTORY = MORE SALES

in Northern New England are anticipated to rise modestly, 3% -4%, increase in 2025

With inventory up 27% year-over-year, more homes will be available to trade.

NEGOTIATION POWER A slower market pace will give buyers more leverage to negotiate not only on price but also on inspection issues, appraisals, and home sale contingencies.

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AFFORDABLE HOUSING TRENDS

RYAN FECTEAU Avesta Housing Senior Officer of Planning and Partnerships

It’s well known at this point that Maine and the nation face a historic housing crunch. A recent report from the Governor’s Office and MaineHousing projects more than 80,000 new units are needed in Maine by 2030 to keep pace with current and future demand. It is often cited as the top issue in public opinion polling. We have our work cut out for us to alleviate the crunch. One way we can build more housing is by fostering partnerships between developers and businesses.

With more than 100 properties and over 4,500 residents, Avesta is the largest nonprofit affordable housing provider in northern New England. We have over 800 housing units in our pipeline, including a development in Kennebunk. The proposed 74-unit development resulted from a partnership with Kennebunk Savings Bank (KSB).

Brad Paige, KSB’s recently retired President & CEO, and his team contemplated how to make the most of vacant land adjacent to the bank’s operations center. It quickly became clear that the land could be put to better use by partnership with Avesta to create housing opportunities for older adults. KSB donated the 12acre parcel and $550,000 to Avesta.

They also donated another 12-acre parcel to conservation.

Avesta’s partnership with KSB is a model for other businesses that want to be involved in unlocking housing opportunities for Maine families and very likely their own employees. Whether it is donating land, contributing to capital costs, or speaking in support of housing at local meetings, now is the time for the business community to be part of solving the housing crunch.

Prior to joining Avesta, Ryan Fecteau worked in the Governor’s Office of Policy Innovation and the Future.

He also served eight years in the state legislature. He recently returned to the legislature where he serves as Speaker of the House.

Avesta Housing is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization founded in 1972. Find more information including how to donate can be found by visiting: AvestaHousing.org

Linnhaven Housing Preservation Project Mobile Home Parks, a crucial source of affordable housing in Brunswick, Maine, faced a significant threat in 2023 when the owners of Linnhaven Mobile Home Center received a $26.25 million offer from an out-of-town investor.

To protect residents, Maine's newly enacted Right to Purchase law enabled the community, supported by public-private partnerships and organizations like Maine State Housing and the Genesis Fund, to organize into the Blueberry Fields Cooperative (BFC). The cooperative successfully countered with a $26.3 million offer, securing ownership of the park on October 19, 2024.

This landmark effort preserved affordable housing for nearly 300 residents and marked the first resident-owned community established under the new law.

Sally Costello, Brunswick Economic Developer

10 | Affordable Housing Trends

2020-2024 Trend: The sales of homes in the $0$300K range have dropped sharply over this period, falling from approximately 12,500 in 2020 to below 2,500 in 2024. As home values have appreciated, fewer properties fall into this price range.

Affordable homes have become increasingly scarce, impacted by demand and limited new construction in this category due to rising material and labor costs.

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Affordability Challenges: The drastic decline in the lower price range highlights increasing affordability issues for first-time and lower-income buyers. The $300k to $600K range has remained steady after peaking in 2021.

2024 RELOCATION TRENDS In recent years, Maine has experienced notable relocation trends, with a significant influx of new residents seeking the state's natural beauty, slower pace of life, and strong community ties. Key factors influencing these trends include: cost of living, housing costs, safety/crime statistics, quality healthcare, and length of commute.

TOP REASONS TO RELOCATE

76%

d we move of those e new th in b jo had a s (or work location ) ly te o rem

Quality of life Closeness to family

New job requires relocation

KATIE SHOREY Live and Work in Maine Director of Engagement

2024 TOP OUTBOUND STATES #1 New York

#2 Massachusetts

#3 Virginia

#4 Florida

MA » ME

25%

Massachusetts was the top inbound state

of sales were to out-of-state buyers

OUT OF STATE BUYERS Portside Real Estate Group agents use their extensive area knowledge and market-specific experience, backed by global reach, through our connection with Leading Real Estate Companies of the World. Our offices are strategically located along the Maine coast, providing convenience for our customers and critical exposure to buyers. If your search brings you outside of Maine, Portside’s affiliation with Luxury Portfolio International provides you with global access to properties near and far, whether you’re searching for your primary residence, second home or investment property.

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DESIGN TRENDS AN INTERVIEW WITH DAVID DUNCAN MORRIS Fabric & Furniture Predictions for 2025

Interior Design Trends in 2025 From our experience, we’re seeing scarcity of white oak which equates to a much higher cost. As a result, I believe that we’ll start to see other species of wood become more visible.

While we still love white oak, we’re using a variety of other species like maple, ash and even…..cherry!

I think that we are all becoming ever more interested in comfort and I think the furniture we’ll want to surround ourselves in will be based on that comfort and that are more casual in nature.

This could be represented by pieces that have a softer touch and feel, perhaps the lines are also less rigid and tailored, inviting you to sink in and relax. I'm also hoping to see some exciting mixing and matching of patterns… perhaps matching wall and furniture patterns.

DAVID DUNCAN MORRIS Woodhull Partner & Director of Residential Studio

Woodhull has focused on design-led construction.

Prioritizing durability, honesty, and thoughtful use of materials, they guide the vision, push the envelope.

Hot Color Predictions I’m super interested in highly chalky and colors like camel, eggplant and rose that have a neutral/ milky undertone. More color, in general.

Exterior Design Trends in 2025 I believe it’s pretty clear that our environment and climate is changing at a rapid pace. 2024 proved to be a very destructive year. Therefore, we must design houses that thoughtfully manage water, snow, wind and the sun in a more responsible manner than we ever have had to before. Our clients are becoming more educated and concerned about their investments; it’s our job to protect that investment. The real trick is to integrate those strategies into the building without sacrificing the integrity of the architecture.

12 | Design Trends

Smart Home Trends We’re seeing more and more interest in Geothermal mechanical systems.

YEAR IN REVIEW

Year In Review |

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$1,000, The Portside Foundation supports organizations driving systemic change in the following key focus areas:

1 MEDICAL + MENTAL HEALTHCARE

2 EDUCATION

3 FOOD INSECURITY

4 GENERATIONAL POVERTY + AFFORDABLE HOUSING

PORTSIDE'S 1% BACK TO MAINE & FOUNDATION CELEBRATE REACHING $1 MILLION MILESTONE

THE PORTSIDE FOUNDATION The Portside Foundation 501(c)(3) is dedicated to improving the health and well-being of Maine’s communities by supporting humanitarian, environmental and health-and-youth assistance programs. The Foundation organizes and hosts multiple fundraising events and awareness campaigns on behalf of local nonprofits throughout the year. These thoughtful events generate income through corporate sponsorships, ticket sales, auctions and direct donations. The proceeds from these events are used to support local nonprofits working to improve the lives of those in our communities.

In 2025, we’re excited to expand the reach of our Portside Foundation events! We’re introducing Pins for a Cure in Kennebunk, celebrating our 8th year of the Autumn Equinox at Maine Audubon in Falmouth, and bringing back Hops for Habitat to the Midcoast. We hope to see you there!

PINS FOR A CURE RETURNS TO RAISE $26,000+ FOR MAINE CANCER FOUNDATION Maine Cancer Foundation (MCF) is dedicated to reducing cancer incidence and mortality in Maine. Cancer remains a significant health concern in our state, with rates above the national average.

Our Pins for a Cure event brings the community together for a fun evening of bowling while raising important funds to support MCF’s efforts to address cancer in Maine.

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$270,000+ DONATED 24 GRANTS FUNDED

1% Back to Maine focuses on supporting the next generation of Mainers, Maine’s youth, helping to give them the greatest chance at creating a more wonderful world.

Throughout the year, the Portside Foundation and participating Portside agents donate 1% of top line revenue to local nonprofits supporting systemic Maine problems. These issues include: education, generational poverty + affordable housing, substance abuse, limited access to medical care, and food insecurity.

OUR CONTRIBUTIONS AT WORK: MEET TEDFORD HOUSING Tedford Housing provides emergency homeless shelter, supportive housing for previously homeless families and individuals and offers homeless prevention services. Portside’s 1% Back to Maine granted Tedford Housing a $7,500 grant to support the construction of an outdoor recreation area, including a playground, to serve children and parents living at Tedford’s new emergency shelter for families.

“Thanks to the generous support from Portside, Tedford Housing's new emergency shelter will feature a transformative outdoor recreation area that will greatly benefit the families residing there. This dynamic play area will provide a safe and engaging space for up to ten families at a time, fostering well-being and community support as they transition through the shelter and work towards stable housing solutions. By offering opportunities for play, learning, and emotional growth, this space will enhance the quality of life for both children and caregivers, reducing stress and promoting family connection on their journey from homelessness to home,” Development and Communication Associate, Katrina Webster shares.

Tedford Housing Playground Conceptual Views

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2024 GRANT BENEFICIARIES

CUMBERLAND COUNTY

YORK COUNTY

Restorative Justice Institute of Maine I $10,000

Birth Roots Center I $10,000

This grant will be used to help to expand community-based prenatal and postnatal programming and support for new and expectant parents.

Prioritizes proactively educating and training youth in conflict mediation and restorative practices. Their contract with the department of corrections in York and other counties allows them to assist in diverting youth away from the criminal legal system.

Valo | $10,000

This grant will help to proactively, positively impact emotional wellbeing, resiliency, relationships, communication, and feelings of community belonging in Westbrook youth.

Community Dental I $10,000

Is a local leader in accessible oral healthcare providing crucial services to low-income households. This grant will help fund the expansion of their orthodontic program, which will serve nearly 500 children in the coming year.

Tedford Housing I $7,500

This grant will help to build an outdoor recreation area, including a playground, to serve children and parents living at Tedford’s new emergency shelter for families.

Kids Free to Grow I $10,000

Girls on the Run I $ 10,000

This grant will help provide abuse prevention programs for children and parents. Programs include Nurturing Parenting, Healthy Relationships, Community Awareness sessions, and Mandated Reporter Training.

This grant will help inspire girls to be joyful, healthy and confident using a fun, experience-based curriculum which creatively integrates running.

Teens to Trails I $10,000

This grant will help fund Outdoor Clubs to connect the students of Greater Portland to the powerful benefits of spending time together outside.

ANDROSCOGGIN & PENOBSCOT COUNTIES Tree Street Youth | $2,500

This grant helps fund programs for SocialEmotional Learning for Lewiston Children PreK to 5th Grade.

The Family Restored I $4,000

To increase our capacity to provide support services to families affected by addiction by aiding adults, teens and individuals with substance use disorder.

New Beginnings | $5,000

This grant helps to provide shelter, housing, food/basic needs, case management/access to health care, and educational support for Lewiston-Auburn youth experiencing homelessness.

Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Southern Maine I $10,000

This grant will help fund community events that provide crucial opportunities for shared experiences, skill-building, and network expansion, enriching the lives of both youth and volunteers.

Generational Noor | $6,000

This grant helps to build a support system for BIPOC and immigrant communities throughout Maine by helping with the destigmatizing of conversation regarding substance use disorder and mental health.

MAMM Maine Academy of Modern Music I $8,950

OHI | $10,000

This grant will be used to repair or replace music equipment in order to enhance our youth education programs and expand arts access in Greater Portland.

Kidspeace I $5,000

This grant will help fund afterschool peer engagement activities to youth receiving supportive family services to support therapeutic goals related to safe community engagement and social skill building.

To sustain operations at the Brewer Area Food Pantry for food insecure people in the Greater Bangor area.

MAINE STATEWIDE Maine Childrens Home for Little Wanderers I $10,000

This grant will help young parents navigate a safe path to positive parenting, understand their own self-worth, and make positive connections with their children and the community.

Maine Association for New Americans I $10,000

This grant will help fund outdoor retreats to allow immigrant Middle Schoolers to explore Maine's outdoor recreation opportunities with leaders of color in a safe environment.

Camp Kita Inc. I $10,000

These funds will help to prevent suicide by building intentional environments to foster connections and lifelong engagement with mental wellness.

Foundation for Portland Public Schools I $12,000

To help fund projects related to for health and wellness care for Portland students.

SAGADAHOC COUNTY Midcoast Community Alliance I $10,000

This grant will help to encourage substanceimpacted youth to work together to live a healthy, drug-free lifestyle.

FRIENDS OF LONG CREEK

Friends of Long Creek I $10,000

This grant will help provide programs directed toward returning youth in the Maine criminal system to their communities as productive citizens.

Maine Mathematics and Science Alliance I $10,000

This grant will help to co-design and develop data-informed professional learning for educators to support high-quality environmental learning opportunities for Maine youth.

NEW HAMPSHIRE STATEWIDE Chase House | $2,100

The Chase Home’s mission has been dedicated to supporting youth and families. They are committed to providing trauma-informed residential and communitybased support services to at-risk youth and their families.

Victoria’s Victory Fight | $2,100

VVF is a 501 C 3 dedicated to providing assistance with the day to day needs of those living with spinal cord injuries, traumatic brain injuries and other mobility related disabilities caused by an injury or diagnosis.

PAST BENEFICIARIES

TO LEARN MORE VISIT 1% BACK TO MAINE'S WEBSITE

Beneficiaries |

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OUR YEAR

$1,000,000 MILESTONE

for portside foundation + 1% back to maine

$1.1 BILLION

$270,000+ GIVEN BACK

to our communities

1863 UNITS

#1

INDIE BROKERAGE

IN SALES

#2 OVERALL

#2 IN MAINE MULTI-FAMILY SALES

BROKERAGE in Maine

SOLD

#1 LIST PRICE TO SOLD PRICE of the top 10 Maine brokerages with lowest days on market

EXPERTS IN LUXURY REAL ESTATE

#2

IN MAINE for luxury sales

BELGRADE LAKES

#1 for volume sold + units (buyers + sellers)

26%

market share

18 | Our Year

LOWEST

DAYS ON MARKET

#1

INDIE IN ME

for $1M+ of top 10 brokerages

for luxury sales

MIDCOAST

ISLAND LEADERS

#1 in SAGADAHOC COUNTY

PEAKS ISLAND

1 in 6 properties sold by a Portside Agent

#1 for volume + listings sold 58% market share CHEBEAGUE

#1 for volume + listings sold 68% market share

OUR REACH

SERVING CASCO BAY ISLANDS

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59 Pleasant Street, Brunswick

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417 US Route One, Falmouth

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59 Baxter Boulevard, Portland

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4 Scott Dyer Road, Cape Elizabeth

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149 Port Road, Kennebunk

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155 Fleet Street, Portsmouth

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221 Main Street, Belgrade Lakes

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88 Main Street, #209 Waterville

PORTSIDE’S CORE MARKET COUNTIES SERVED PORTSIDE MOUNTAINSIDE

ON THE RISE 80% increase in listing sold

by Portside year over year in New Hampshire

ON THE HORIZON IN 2025

Experts in New Construction and Development New office coming soon!

99 Foundry Place, Portsmouth, New Hampshire

Portside is bringing over 200 brand-new units to the market, spanning from Biddeford to Wiscasset.

Our Reach |

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