| We’re proud to call Maine our home. With its vibrant communities and outstanding natural environment it’s what we love about Maine and it’s why we live and work here.
Our Beautiful State
Portland and the Casco Bay Region
Mid-Coast Region
Maine’s largest city, Portland, is big enough to be sophisticated and small enough to be friendly. Portland is a seacoast city with a working waterfront, a deep history and a vibrant arts and cultural scene. The people are easy-going, the atmosphere is casual and commuting is easy. With easy access to the ocean, islands, and mountains, unique galleries and incredible restaurants, the Greater Portland/Casco Bay region offers some of the best of Maine.
Portland frequently receives national recognition, including:
- Noted as a “Best Town” by Outside Magazine in 2007
- Ranked in the “Top 100 Historic Places In The World” by National Geographic Traveler in 2008
- Named by Kiplinger’s Personal Finance Magazine as a “Top City for Creative People” in 2007
- Listed in the “Top 100 List of Cities” by Relocate America in 2008
- Named America's most livable city in 2009 by Forbes.com
The Greater Portland area, with about 25% of the state’s population, offers everything from quaint New England villages to revitalized historic mill towns. Local schools are outstanding and healthcare is excellent.
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The Mid-Coast Region offers small cities, coastal villages and rural towns. With its affordable housing, high quality healthcare, access to Maine’s nautical heritage and abundant arts and cultural events, Maine’s Mid-Coast Region is a great place to call home.
The region’s central location makes the rest of Maine easily accessible. In 30 minutes you can be in Portland, the state’s largest city, or in Augusta, the state capital. Within an hour’s drive you can hit the mountains or experience the charm of some of Maine’s most famous coastal communities such as Camden, Rockland and Rockport.
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