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ROCKLAND ROCKLAND
43 NORTHWOOD DRIVE | The state's biggest city
is also the toughest to find a house in — at any
price. This 1,125-square-foot, two bedroom, one-
and-a-half bath condominium in the North Deering
neighborhood sold for $277,000 in June. Built in
1986, it was listed in April for $249,900, but, as
with most residential sales in 2021, it sold for well
above the asking price. It also comes with a $324
a month homeowners' association fee.
42–44 GRACE ST. | On Maine's midcoast, this duplex, built
in 1860, has a total 1,332 square feet, with two bedrooms
and a bath for each unit. It's listed for $259,900 — after
that, listings available in the town jump to $291,000.
