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.
While asking prices of Maine homes are leveling out, residential properties have remained expensive across the state, especially in southern and coastal areas.
The state’s real estate market is expected to pick back up in the spring, as more properties enter the market and buyers look to move.
We gathered a list of the five most expensive residential properties sold in Maine in April 2026, according to state transfer tax documents, which are available to the public online.
— Enza Giacco bought 113 Bald Head Cliff Road in York from Joseph Goodman for $6.32 million on April 1.
— Lynnette Yoshino Senzel bought 12 Town Landing Road in Cumberland from Elizabeth Peck for $4.75 million on April 1.
— Eryn Dioli bought 52 Maeves Way in Cumberland from Emmanuel LLC for $3.5 million on April 10.
— Thomas Joseph Chretien bought 4 Hamlin Place in York from 4 Hamlin Place LLC for $2.97 million on April 17.
— 53 Great Hill LLC bought 53 Great Hill Road in York from Badger Family LLC for $2.8 million on April 14.
