10/15/2026
Median sale prices rose📊 in all five counties RE/MAX Shoreline serves in Q3 2026 compared with Q3 2025. Supply grew too.
Q3 2026 vs. Q3 2025, full market:
• Cumberland County, ME: median $599,000 (+1.5%), new listings +12.8%
• York County, ME: median $550,000 (+4.8%), new listings +11.8%
• Sagadahoc County, ME: median $475,500 (+5.7%), new listings +26.6%
• Rockingham County, NH: median $627,000 (+2.0%), new listings -1.3%
• Strafford County, NH: median $492,500 (+9.4%), new listings +6.4%
Most of the region is moving toward balance. Rockingham County stays tight. It was the only county with fewer new listings and more closed sales (+2.0%) in Q3.
September data shows the same direction. Homes for sale were up year over year in all five counties, yet median days on market ranged from just 12 to 16 days.
For sellers: price to the last 30 days of comps.
For buyers: you have more choice and a little more time, but well-priced homes still sell in about two weeks.
The full Q3 report, with county-by-county tables and September detail, is on the RE/MAX Shoreline blog: https://lnkd.in/g4JcKrky
Sources: Maine Listings (ME), Prime MLS (NH).