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EPISODE · Jun 9, 2026 · 18 MIN

Maine Real Estate Market Update Spring '26 Part 1: Why Buyers Are Still Buying in 2026 (Part 1)

from Real Estate & Elegant Maine Living - The Way Life Should Be · host Elise Kiely

Send us Fan MailIs the housing market slowing, evolving, or heading toward a downturn?In Part 1 of my May 2026 Maine Real Estate Market Update, I explore what is happening nationally, why Maine continues to behave differently than many markets around the country, and why thoughtful buyers are still entering the market despite mortgage rates in the mid-6% range.We discuss:• Why today's market looks very different from 2008• The growing divide between regional housing markets across the country• Why homeownership continues to be one of the most powerful long-term wealth-building tools available to families• The increasing role of women in homeownership and wealth creation• The Great Wealth Transfer and its impact on real estate• How parents and grandparents are helping younger generations purchase homes• The opportunities—and potential emotional complexities—when family money enters a real estate transactionWhether you are a first-time buyer, helping an adult child purchase a home, considering a move to Maine, or simply interested in understanding today's housing market, this episode offers practical perspective on ownership, wealth creation, and long-term planning.In Part 2, we'll shift our focus to Maine-specific trends including ADUs, multigenerational living, luxury buyer preferences, wellness amenities, privacy, and the evolving definition of luxury living in Maine.For more information about Maine real estate or to connect with Elise, visit Elegant Maine Living.Elegant Maine Living explores Maine’s homes, communities, and people—through the lens of lifestyle, values, and thoughtful living. I host conversations with leaders, creators, and advisors who help illuminate what it truly means to live well in Maine.Connect with Elise🌐 Website & Listings: EliseKiely.com 📸 Follow Elise on Social Media:Instagram: @elisekielyrealestateFacebook: Elise Kiely Real Estate LinkedIn: Elise Kiely Have Questions or Topic Suggestions, e-mail Elise at [email protected], share with a friend, and join Elise every other week to discover what makes Maine not just beautiful—but beautifully lived.Please remember this podcast is for entertainment and educational purposes only and does not create an attorney client or real estate advisor client relationship.  Please reach out to me directly if I can assist you in your real estate journey.

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Send us Fan Mail Is the housing market slowing, evolving, or heading toward a downturn? In Part 1 of my May 2026 Maine Real Estate Market Update, I explore what is happening nationally, why Maine continues to behave differently than many markets around the country, and why thoughtful buyers are still entering the market despite mortgage rates in the mid-6% range. We discuss: • Why today's market looks very different from 2008 • The growing divide between regional housing markets across the co...

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