Zara Norman
Housing and Real Estate Reporter at Bangor Daily News
Housing reporter for @BangorDailyNews 🌲 Formerly @centralmenews. All opinions are my own. Got a tip? 📧 [email protected]
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1 week ago |
bangordailynews.com | Zara Norman
Maine has some of the oldest housing stock in the nation, meaning the state is full of antique farmhouses. Thanks to owners’ tasteful updates or total renovations, many of these antique farmhouses are in better condition than ever. We rounded up for that you could purchase at a range of price points around Maine. $389,000, RumfordThis 4-bedroom, 2-bathroom farmhouse sits on 7.5 acres and includes more than 400 feet of waterfrontage along the Androscoggin River.
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2 weeks ago |
wgme.com | Zara Norman
This property for sale for $6.8 million is the most expensive ever to be listed in Rangeley, according to its listing agent. (Devin LaBrie of LaBrie Media)TOPICS:MansionRangeleyBlack Bear LodgeMaineVacationPropertyLakesideReal estateA lakeside estate that went up for sale Monday for $6.8 million is the most expensive property ever listed in Rangeley. The property known as Black Bear Lodge sits on 26 acres on Rangeley Lake, offering 10 bedrooms and eight bathrooms across three buildings.
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2 weeks ago |
fox23maine.com | Zara Norman
A lakeside estate that went up for sale Monday for $6.8 million is the most expensive property ever listed in Rangeley. The property known as Black Bear Lodge sits on 26 acres on Rangeley Lake, offering 10 bedrooms and eight bathrooms across three buildings. While there are more than 20 properties in Maine going for at least $5 million right now, this Rangeley home is the only one of them not located in one of Maine’s coastal counties.
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2 weeks ago |
bangordailynews.com | Zara Norman
A lakeside estate that went up for sale Monday for $6.8 million is the most expensive property ever listed in Rangeley. The property known as Black Bear Lodge sits on 26 acres on Rangeley Lake, offering 10 bedrooms and eight bathrooms across three buildings. While there are more than 20 properties in Maine going for at least $5 million right now, this Rangeley home is the only one of them not located in one of Maine’s coastal counties.
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2 weeks ago |
bangordailynews.com | Zara Norman
When Liza Fleming-Ives helped the first group of Maine residents buy their own mobile home park in 2009, there was little interest from out-of-state corporate investors in outbidding them. That’s not true today. More than a fifth of Maine’s mobile home parks traditionally operated by local “mom-and-pop” types are now owned by these investors, according to a Bangor Daily News analysis of state data published last year.
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Very sad to say that my amazing father Torquil Norman died yesterday, at 91. A brilliant pilot, business and social entrepreneur, he created Polly Pocket, rebuilt @RoundhouseLDN, and was called The Last Buccaneer in the New Yorker as . An astonishing human being in every way. RIP https://t.co/Wlsj9gcI48