An analysis of Zillow Home Value Index (ZHVI) data from December 2014 to December 2024 reveals a transformative decade for Maine real estate, with 30-plus communities experiencing home value increases of 140% or more.
In fact, there are 199 towns in Maine that had median home prices double over the last ten years.
A few interesting observations about this data. First, the most dramatic growth occurred in the western Maine mill town of Rumford, which saw a stunning 214.6% increase despite remaining one of the most affordable markets in the study with a 2024 median value of $169,350.
Second, Maine’s traditional industrial centers showed remarkable resilience, with Lewiston-Auburn and Augusta-Waterville metro areas contributing 12 communities to the list, suggesting a renaissance in the state’s former manufacturing hubs.
Third, ski country and mountain towns demonstrated particular strength, with Newry, Bethel, and Carrabassett Valley all ranking in the top 30 and ending the period with some of the highest median values, topped by Carrabassett Valley at $588,958.
Fourth, despite conventional wisdom about coastal premium, only three seaside communities – Bath, Rockland, and Eastport – made the list, indicating that inland markets drove much of Maine’s strongest growth.
Fifth, the geographic distribution shows particular strength in central Maine along the Interstate 95 corridor, where improved accessibility and relative affordability appear to have catalyzed sustained appreciation.
These patterns paint a nuanced picture of Maine’s evolving real estate landscape, where the strongest growth often occurred in previously overlooked markets rather than traditionally desirable coastal areas.
The presence of multiple former mill towns among the highest-growth communities suggests a fundamental reassessment of these historic industrial centers, while the strong showing of mountain and ski towns reflects growing interest in Maine’s outdoor recreation destinations.
Even after this remarkable growth period, the wide range of 2024 median values – from Rumford’s $169,350 to Carrabassett Valley’s $588,958 – indicates that significant value opportunities remain in many of these high-growth markets, particularly in communities benefiting from infrastructure improvements or proximity to natural amenities.
Here’s the list of the 30 towns that had the highest home value increases over the last ten years (well above doubling).
1. Fayette, Maine
Kicking off our list with solid gains, this Augusta metro community saw home values climb from $145,019 in 2014 to $348,024 in 2024, posting a 140.0% increase. Fayette sits along the western shores of Echo Lake, just 16 miles from the state capital of Augusta. The town’s rolling hills and multiple lake frontages have made it an increasingly popular choice for both year-round residents and summer home buyers seeking lakeside living within commuting distance of Augusta.
2. Greenwood, Maine
Emerging as a rising star in Maine’s western mountains, this Oxford County town watched property values surge from $128,897 in 2014 to $309,989 in 2024, achieving a 140.5% increase. Situated between Bethel and South Paris, Greenwood’s location near Mount Abram Ski Resort and its numerous ponds has attracted outdoor enthusiasts and those seeking affordable mountain town living. Its proximity to Sunday River Ski Resort has helped fuel interest from second-home buyers and outdoor recreation enthusiasts.
3. Augusta, Maine
Maine’s capital city demonstrated remarkable resilience as values rose from $111,013 in 2014 to $266,931 in 2024, marking a 140.5% increase. Straddling the Kennebec River in the heart of Maine, Augusta serves as the state’s governmental hub and a major employment center for central Maine. The city’s historic downtown, state government presence, and position along I-95 have helped drive its steady appreciation over the decade.
4. China Village, Maine
Transforming from quiet lakeside hamlet to sought-after destination, this Augusta metro community experienced growth from $131,506 in 2014 to $317,293 in 2024, posting a 141.3% increase. China Village anchors the northern end of China Lake, one of central Maine’s largest bodies of water. The village’s historic architecture and lakefront location, combined with its easy commute to both Augusta and Waterville, have attracted buyers seeking small-town charm with urban accessibility.
5. Chelsea, Maine
Breaking through market expectations, this Augusta suburb saw values climb from $123,711 in 2014 to $299,041 in 2024, achieving a 141.7% increase. Chelsea stretches along the eastern bank of the Kennebec River, directly across from Maine’s capital city. The town’s rural character and river views, combined with its immediate proximity to Augusta’s employment opportunities, have made it an increasingly popular choice for homebuyers seeking value near the capital.
6. Auburn, Maine
Defying historical trends, this Androscoggin County hub experienced growth from $128,904 in 2014 to $313,609 in 2024, recording a 143.3% increase. Auburn sits across the Androscoggin River from Lewiston, forming Maine’s second-largest metropolitan area. The city’s diverse economy, from traditional manufacturing to emerging tech sectors, combined with its historic neighborhoods and direct access to Maine’s major highways, has attracted both investors and homeowners seeking value in a robust market.
7. Mt Vernon, Maine
Catching market watchers by surprise, this scenic lake town saw values jump from $138,014 in 2014 to $337,177 in 2024, achieving a 144.3% increase. Mt Vernon nestles among several lakes in the Belgrade Lakes region, just west of Augusta. The town’s combination of waterfront properties, rolling farmland, and preserved village center has drawn both year-round residents and vacation home buyers seeking authentic Maine lake living.
8. Buckfield, Maine
Showcasing rural Maine’s resurgence, this Oxford County town watched values climb from $113,901 in 2014 to $278,849 in 2024, posting a 144.8% increase. Situated in western Maine’s foothills, Buckfield straddles the Nezinscot River between South Paris and Turner. The town’s agricultural heritage, combined with its affordability and proximity to Lewiston-Auburn’s job market, has attracted both homesteaders and commuters seeking rural living.
9. Carrabassett Valley, Maine
Standing out as a premier mountain destination, this Franklin County resort town experienced appreciation from $239,499 in 2014 to $588,958 in 2024, marking a 145.9% increase. Home to Sugarloaf Mountain Resort, Carrabassett Valley represents the heart of Maine’s ski country. The town’s world-class skiing, extensive trail networks, and four-season recreational opportunities have made it a magnet for outdoor enthusiasts and luxury second-home buyers.
10. Madison, Maine
Rising from industrial roots, this Somerset County town saw values increase from $78,143 in 2014 to $192,771 in 2024, achieving a 146.7% gain. Located along the Kennebec River north of Skowhegan, Madison has transformed from its paper mill heritage. The town’s affordable housing stock and proximity to both employment centers and outdoor recreation have attracted first-time homebuyers and those seeking value in central Maine.
11. Waterville, Maine
Demonstrating remarkable revival, this college town experienced growth from $94,290 in 2014 to $234,397 in 2024, posting a 148.6% increase. Waterville serves as an educational and cultural hub, home to Colby College and Thomas College along the Kennebec River. The city’s downtown renaissance, spearheaded by major investments from Colby College, has transformed its real estate market and attracted new development.
12. Sanford, Maine
Emerging as a southern Maine powerhouse, this York County city saw values surge from $143,087 in 2014 to $356,947 in 2024, marking a 149.5% increase. Positioned inland from the coastal tourist towns, Sanford offers a strategic location between the Portland and Boston metropolitan areas. The city’s industrial park, municipal airport, and relatively affordable housing stock have attracted both businesses and residents priced out of coastal markets.
13. Mexico, Maine
Writing its comeback story, this River Valley town experienced growth from $73,044 in 2014 to $182,380 in 2024, achieving a 149.7% increase. Situated across the Androscoggin River from Rumford, Mexico has long served as a residential companion to its larger neighbor. The town’s affordable housing stock and proximity to both employment centers and western Maine’s mountains have attracted first-time homebuyers and outdoor enthusiasts.
14. West Paris, Maine
Charting impressive gains, this Oxford County community watched values climb from $104,442 in 2014 to $260,853 in 2024, posting a 149.8% increase. Located along Route 26 between Norway and Bethel, West Paris serves as a gateway to Maine’s western mountains. The town’s mix of historic homes, rural properties, and proximity to skiing at Sunday River has drawn both primary residents and second-home buyers.
15. Canton, Maine
Making waves in the real estate market, this Oxford County town saw values rise from $92,469 in 2014 to $232,220 in 2024, marking a 151.1% increase. Nestled along the Androscoggin River between Rumford and Livermore Falls, Canton combines riverfront beauty with mountain views. The town’s affordable entry points and strategic location between several employment centers have attracted buyers seeking value in western Maine.
16. Bath, Maine
Sailing past expectations, this historic shipbuilding city watched values climb from $140,527 in 2014 to $353,233 in 2024, recording a 151.4% increase. Located on the Kennebec River just north of Brunswick, Bath combines its maritime industrial heritage with a vibrant downtown district. The city’s strong employment base at Bath Iron Works, combined with its historic architecture and coastal location, has attracted both workers and preservation-minded buyers.
17. Denmark, Maine
Carving out its niche in the lakes region, this Oxford County town experienced growth from $166,360 in 2014 to $418,220 in 2024, achieving a 151.4% increase. Denmark sits at the edge of the White Mountain National Forest, surrounded by numerous ponds and stunning mountain views. The town’s location near Shawnee Peak Ski Resort and multiple lakes has made it increasingly popular with both vacation home buyers and year-round residents seeking scenic beauty.
18. Lewiston, Maine
Rewriting its narrative, Maine’s second-largest city saw values surge from $114,566 in 2014 to $288,533 in 2024, posting a 151.8% increase. Straddling the Androscoggin River with its impressive mill architecture, Lewiston has undergone a remarkable transformation. The city’s downtown revival, bolstered by Bates College and growing medical facilities, has attracted investors and homebuyers drawn to its urban amenities and relative affordability.
19. Gardiner, Maine
Breaking through market expectations, this riverside community experienced appreciation from $109,775 in 2014 to $277,077 in 2024, marking a 152.4% increase. Located along the Kennebec River south of Augusta, Gardiner boasts a beautifully preserved historic downtown district. The city’s position within the capital region, combined with its architectural heritage and waterfront location, has drawn both commuters and lovers of historic properties.
20. Lisbon, Maine
Demonstrating remarkable resilience, this Androscoggin County town watched values rise from $128,801 in 2014 to $325,243 in 2024, achieving a 152.5% increase. Positioned between Lewiston and Brunswick along the Androscoggin River, Lisbon combines industrial heritage with small-town charm. The town’s location near major employment centers and its relative affordability have attracted both commuters and first-time homebuyers.
21. Greenville, Maine
Emerging as a northern Maine standout, this Moosehead Lake community saw values climb from $124,976 in 2014 to $315,852 in 2024, posting a 152.7% increase. Sitting at the foot of Maine’s largest lake, Greenville serves as the gateway to the North Maine Woods. The town’s position as a four-season recreational hub, with access to boating, skiing, and snowmobiling, has attracted outdoor enthusiasts and vacation home buyers.
22. Rockland, Maine
Riding the wave of coastal Maine’s renaissance, this Knox County hub experienced growth from $135,445 in 2014 to $344,527 in 2024, marking a 154.4% increase. Positioned along Penobscot Bay, Rockland has transformed from a working waterfront to a cultural destination. The city’s vibrant arts scene, working harbor, and position as a ferry gateway to Maine’s islands have attracted both year-round residents and summer visitors.
23. Lisbon Falls, Maine
Showcasing the power of location, this Androscoggin County village saw values surge from $119,536 in 2014 to $306,202 in 2024, achieving a 156.2% increase. Situated where the Sabattus River meets the Androscoggin, Lisbon Falls represents the largest village within Lisbon. The community’s historic mill buildings, riverside location, and position between Portland and Augusta have attracted both investors and homeowners seeking value in a growing market.
24. Eastport, Maine
Claiming its coastal premium, America’s easternmost city watched values climb from $84,352 in 2014 to $216,158 in 2024, posting a 156.3% increase. Perched on a peninsula in Passamaquoddy Bay, Eastport combines working waterfront heritage with stunning ocean views. The city’s deep-water port, historic downtown, and growing arts community have attracted both maritime industry workers and creative professionals seeking coastal living.
25. Livermore Falls, Maine
Demonstrating industrial town revival, this Androscoggin County community experienced growth from $81,034 in 2014 to $211,645 in 2024, marking a 161.2% increase. Located along the Androscoggin River between Lewiston and Farmington, Livermore Falls reflects Maine’s mill town heritage. The town’s affordable housing stock and strategic location between several employment centers have attracted first-time homebuyers and investors.
26. Farmingdale, Maine
Exceeding market expectations, this Kennebec County town saw values rise from $119,355 in 2014 to $313,693 in 2024, achieving a 162.8% increase. Stretching along the west bank of the Kennebec River between Gardiner and Hallowell, Farmingdale combines riverside charm with convenient access. The town’s location within the capital region and mix of historic and contemporary homes have attracted state workers and professionals seeking riverfront living.
27. Bethel, Maine
Capitalizing on mountain charm, this Oxford County resort town watched values climb from $164,144 in 2014 to $436,047 in 2024, posting a 165.6% increase. Situated in a broad valley near Sunday River Ski Resort, Bethel serves as western Maine’s year-round outdoor recreation hub. The town’s combination of New England village character and proximity to world-class skiing has attracted both vacation home buyers and outdoor enthusiasts.
28. Newry, Maine
Ascending to new heights, this mountain resort community experienced appreciation from $185,935 in 2014 to $504,235 in 2024, marking a 171.2% increase. Home to Sunday River Ski Resort, Newry has transformed from a quiet mountain town to a premier outdoor destination. The town’s world-class skiing, mountain biking trails, and golf courses have attracted luxury second-home buyers and outdoor sports enthusiasts.
29. Springvale, Maine
Surprising market watchers, this York County village saw values surge from $123,255 in 2014 to $335,490 in 2024, achieving a 172.2% increase. Serving as the northern village of Sanford, Springvale combines historic charm with modern amenities. The village’s Victorian architecture, riverfront location, and position within commuting distance of Portland have attracted both preservation enthusiasts and commuters.
30. Rumford, Maine
Leading Maine’s growth story, this River Valley town experienced the state’s most dramatic appreciation, soaring from $53,829 in 2014 to $169,350 in 2024, posting an extraordinary 214.6% increase. Positioned along the Androscoggin River in western Maine, Rumford combines industrial heritage with mountain views. The town’s extremely affordable entry points, combined with its proximity to Sunday River Ski Resort and growing remote work opportunities, have driven unprecedented appreciation in this former mill town.
What’s truly amazing is that 30 towns is merely the tip of the iceberg. There are 199 towns in Maine where home values doubled over the last ten years.
For the remaining towns, I keep it quick and easy to scan. Here’s the list.
31. Dayton – 139.5%
– 2014: $195,054 → 2024: $467,247
32. Oxford – 138.4%
– 2014: $137,470 → 2024: $327,667
33. Corinth – 138.3%
– 2014: $102,116 → 2024: $243,382
34. Orland – 137.6%
– 2014: $122,639 → 2024: $291,395
35. Machias – 137.4%
– 2014: $73,789 → 2024: $175,207
36. Topsham – 136.8%
– 2014: $189,037 → 2024: $447,552
37. South Portland – 136.7%
– 2014: $208,523 → 2024: $493,490
38. Waterford – 136.1%
– 2014: $143,838 → 2024: $339,563
39. Union – 136.0%
– 2014: $162,520 → 2024: $383,543
40. Warren – 135.8%
– 2014: $140,928 → 2024: $332,272
41. Rangeley – 135.5%
– 2014: $202,662 → 2024: $477,235
42. Lyman – 135.0%
– 2014: $191,204 → 2024: $449,268
43. Smithfield – 134.8%
– 2014: $112,701 → 2024: $264,612
44. Windsor – 134.6%
– 2014: $135,306 → 2024: $317,411
45. Livermore – 134.1%
– 2014: $122,230 → 2024: $286,091
46. Searsmont – 133.8%
– 2014: $141,010 → 2024: $329,644
47. Sumner – 133.5%
– 2014: $94,789 → 2024: $221,308
48. Readfield – 133.2%
– 2014: $140,005 → 2024: $326,560
49. Norway – 133.1%
– 2014: $139,505 → 2024: $325,150
50. Old Orchard Beach – 133.0%
– 2014: $206,021 → 2024: $479,941
51. Richmond – 132.4%
– 2014: $137,517 → 2024: $319,543
52. Cornville – 132.4%
– 2014: $108,926 → 2024: $253,137
53. Lincoln – 132.2%
– 2014: $86,092 → 2024: $199,878
54. Brunswick – 132.0%
– 2014: $203,495 → 2024: $472,186
55. Kennebunkport – 132.0%
– 2014: $458,041 → 2024: $1,062,742
56. Hartford – 131.9%
– 2014: $121,076 → 2024: $280,789
57. Bucksport – 131.8%
– 2014: $118,189 → 2024: $273,958
58. South Paris – 131.5%
– 2014: $112,805 → 2024: $261,145
59. Boothbay Harbor – 131.4%
– 2014: $220,982 → 2024: $511,335
60. Belfast – 131.2%
– 2014: $157,668 → 2024: $364,552
61. Woolwich – 131.2%
– 2014: $182,452 → 2024: $421,906
62. Jefferson – 131.2%
– 2014: $156,819 → 2024: $362,554
63. Kittery – 130.7%
– 2014: $271,623 → 2024: $626,605
64. Fairfield – 130.2%
– 2014: $96,858 → 2024: $222,958
65. Acton – 130.2%
– 2014: $212,863 → 2024: $489,973
66. Cornish – 130.2%
– 2014: $156,228 → 2024: $359,613
67. Litchfield – 130.1%
– 2014: $147,499 → 2024: $339,378
68. Biddeford – 130.0%
– 2014: $207,913 → 2024: $478,122
69. Bristol – 130.0%
– 2014: $233,008 → 2024: $536,030
70. Winslow – 129.9%
– 2014: $121,635 → 2024: $279,680
71. Dover-Foxcroft – 129.9%
– 2014: $99,611 → 2024: $229,036
72. Paris – 129.6%
– 2014: $135,001 → 2024: $309,967
73. Skowhegan – 129.5%
– 2014: $94,062 → 2024: $215,837
74. Wiscasset – 129.1%
– 2014: $159,103 → 2024: $364,448
75. Hallowell – 129.0%
– 2014: $152,412 → 2024: $349,082
76. Portland – 128.9%
– 2014: $237,877 → 2024: $544,385
77. Westbrook – 128.8%
– 2014: $190,318 → 2024: $435,369
78. Pittsfield – 128.8%
– 2014: $86,627 → 2024: $198,193
79. Sidney – 128.6%
– 2014: $172,924 → 2024: $395,270
80. Oakland – 128.5%
– 2014: $137,842 → 2024: $314,938
81. Ellsworth – 127.8%
– 2014: $152,776 → 2024: $348,058
82. Bowdoinham – 127.7%
– 2014: $165,730 → 2024: $377,300
83. Gray – 127.5%
– 2014: $204,564 → 2024: $465,376
84. Randolph – 127.3%
– 2014: $117,428 → 2024: $266,912
85. Gorham – 127.1%
– 2014: $227,725 → 2024: $517,225
86. Peru – 126.6%
– 2014: $100,698 → 2024: $228,162
87. Ogunquit – 126.6%
– 2014: $380,156 → 2024: $861,291
88. Rome – 126.5%
– 2014: $211,261 → 2024: $478,503
89. Parsonsfield – 126.3%
– 2014: $154,443 → 2024: $349,503
90. Turner – 126.1%
– 2014: $163,307 → 2024: $369,184
91. Waterboro – 125.0%
– 2014: $172,040 → 2024: $387,072
92. Sabattus – 124.9%
– 2014: $146,371 → 2024: $329,169
93. Vassalboro – 124.1%
– 2014: $143,453 → 2024: $321,455
94. Saco – 123.8%
– 2014: $219,500 → 2024: $491,258
95. Monmouth – 123.8%
– 2014: $152,098 → 2024: $340,412
96. North Berwick – 123.7%
– 2014: $203,912 → 2024: $456,184
97. Naples – 123.7%
– 2014: $184,988 → 2024: $413,869
98. Bremen – 123.6%
– 2014: $203,307 → 2024: $454,692
99. Durham – 123.4%
– 2014: $195,085 → 2024: $435,741
100. Dresden – 123.4%
– 2014: $151,904 → 2024: $339,340
101. Calais – 122.2%
– 2014: $65,251 → 2024: $144,981
102. Albion – 122.2%
– 2014: $115,415 → 2024: $256,445
103. Freeport – 122.0%
– 2014: $288,012 → 2024: $639,519
104. Limerick – 122.0%
– 2014: $167,191 → 2024: $371,191
105. Windham – 121.4%
– 2014: $208,877 → 2024: $462,410
106. Camden – 120.8%
– 2014: $286,631 → 2024: $632,752
107. West Bath – 120.8%
– 2014: $236,332 → 2024: $521,867
108. Berwick – 120.7%
– 2014: $196,872 → 2024: $434,404
109. Falmouth – 120.6%
– 2014: $385,092 → 2024: $849,680
110. Whitefield – 120.5%
– 2014: $138,406 → 2024: $305,219
111. Scarborough – 120.2%
– 2014: $304,000 → 2024: $669,271
112. Newport – 120.2%
– 2014: $112,551 → 2024: $247,836
113. North Yarmouth – 120.0%
– 2014: $295,429 → 2024: $650,021
114. Millinocket – 119.8%
– 2014: $63,305 → 2024: $139,177
115. Mechanic Falls – 119.6%
– 2014: $129,845 → 2024: $285,112
116. Yarmouth – 119.2%
– 2014: $325,183 → 2024: $712,863
117. Kennebunk – 118.4%
– 2014: $269,958 → 2024: $589,666
118. West Gardiner – 117.9%
– 2014: $164,122 → 2024: $357,547
119. Minot – 117.9%
– 2014: $174,615 → 2024: $380,444
120. Arundel – 117.8%
– 2014: $235,256 → 2024: $512,399
121. Bar Harbor – 117.6%
– 2014: $293,951 → 2024: $639,553
122. Winthrop – 117.5%
– 2014: $153,566 → 2024: $334,078
123. Standish – 117.4%
– 2014: $198,472 → 2024: $431,405
124. Waldoboro – 117.4%
– 2014: $152,487 → 2024: $331,483
125. Lubec – 117.3%
– 2014: $106,922 → 2024: $232,357
126. Greene – 117.2%
– 2014: $154,363 → 2024: $335,229
127. Alfred – 116.8%
– 2014: $189,063 → 2024: $409,909
128. Wells – 116.3%
– 2014: $252,013 → 2024: $545,172
129. Old Town – 116.3%
– 2014: $107,887 → 2024: $233,393
130. Phippsburg – 116.3%
– 2014: $220,106 → 2024: $476,103
131. Orono – 115.3%
– 2014: $135,192 → 2024: $291,056
132. Dixfield – 115.3%
– 2014: $89,367 → 2024: $192,363
133. Palermo – 115.3%
– 2014: $162,380 → 2024: $349,572
134. Wilton – 115.0%
– 2014: $103,899 → 2024: $223,405
135. South Thomaston – 115.0%
– 2014: $207,464 → 2024: $446,098
136. Belgrade – 114.8%
– 2014: $191,054 → 2024: $410,312
137. Cumberland – 114.7%
– 2014: $325,154 → 2024: $698,178
138. Benton – 114.4%
– 2014: $121,966 → 2024: $261,514
139. Woodstock – 114.3%
– 2014: $111,788 → 2024: $239,537
140. New Gloucester – 114.2%
– 2014: $192,405 → 2024: $412,085
141. Damariscotta – 114.1%
– 2014: $220,253 → 2024: $471,540
142. Newfield – 114.1%
– 2014: $176,842 → 2024: $378,605
143. Corinna – 114.0%
– 2014: $83,320 → 2024: $178,334
144. Georgetown – 113.9%
– 2014: $299,479 → 2024: $640,571
145. Farmington – 113.8%
– 2014: $125,434 → 2024: $268,209
146. Otisfield – 113.6%
– 2014: $153,455 → 2024: $327,854
147. Lovell – 113.6%
– 2014: $236,784 → 2024: $505,734
148. Addison – 113.0%
– 2014: $97,256 → 2024: $207,120
149. Boothbay – 112.8%
– 2014: $258,236 → 2024: $549,442
150. Casco – 112.6%
– 2014: $189,240 → 2024: $402,311
151. Limington – 112.5%
– 2014: $186,881 → 2024: $397,100
152. Poland – 112.4%
– 2014: $179,318 → 2024: $380,906
153. South Berwick – 112.3%
– 2014: $227,892 → 2024: $483,855
154. Fryeburg – 111.4%
– 2014: $160,289 → 2024: $338,921
155. Buxton – 111.3%
– 2014: $208,538 → 2024: $440,613
156. Thomaston – 111.2%
– 2014: $162,459 → 2024: $343,110
157. Dexter – 110.9%
– 2014: $90,952 → 2024: $191,803
158. Bridgton – 110.8%
– 2014: $187,523 → 2024: $395,321
159. Anson – 110.8%
– 2014: $79,484 → 2024: $167,558
160. Harpswell – 110.6%
– 2014: $331,105 → 2024: $697,271
161. Southwest Harbor – 110.6%
– 2014: $271,167 → 2024: $571,058
162. Raymond – 110.3%
– 2014: $232,279 → 2024: $488,512
163. Surry – 110.3%
– 2014: $207,109 → 2024: $435,503
164. Hope – 110.0%
– 2014: $187,624 → 2024: $394,046
165. Newcastle – 109.9%
– 2014: $227,255 → 2024: $476,903
166. Kingfield – 109.9%
– 2014: $137,266 → 2024: $288,165
167. Rockport – 109.7%
– 2014: $277,410 → 2024: $581,592
168. Nobleboro – 109.6%
– 2014: $205,336 → 2024: $430,441
169. Pittston – 109.2%
– 2014: $147,147 → 2024: $307,775
170. Searsport – 109.2%
– 2014: $145,932 → 2024: $305,222
171. Trenton – 109.2%
– 2014: $211,352 → 2024: $442,077
172. Hermon – 109.1%
– 2014: $169,086 → 2024: $353,550
173. Easton – 108.7%
– 2014: $77,707 → 2024: $162,161
174. Brewer – 108.6%
– 2014: $136,460 → 2024: $284,646
175. Sebago – 108.6%
– 2014: $190,606 → 2024: $397,624
176. Solon – 108.3%
– 2014: $96,071 → 2024: $200,115
177. Stockton Springs – 108.2%
– 2014: $163,135 → 2024: $339,713
178. Washburn – 108.0%
– 2014: $63,483 → 2024: $132,070
179. Lincolnville – 107.5%
– 2014: $224,731 → 2024: $466,425
180. St George – 107.1%
– 2014: $246,704 → 2024: $511,040
181. Hartland – 107.1%
– 2014: $83,900 → 2024: $173,745
182. Newburgh – 106.9%
– 2014: $151,755 → 2024: $313,984
183. Levant – 106.8%
– 2014: $148,350 → 2024: $306,808
184. Clinton – 105.9%
– 2014: $115,981 → 2024: $238,788
185. York – 105.8%
– 2014: $344,797 → 2024: $709,599
186. Shapleigh – 105.1%
– 2014: $197,751 → 2024: $405,685
187. Cushing – 104.7%
– 2014: $225,573 → 2024: $461,761
188. Orrington – 103.7%
– 2014: $157,480 → 2024: $320,823
189. Eliot – 103.2%
– 2014: $284,110 → 2024: $577,218
190. Jay – 103.1%
– 2014: $105,365 → 2024: $214,035
191. Milo – 103.0%
– 2014: $62,656 → 2024: $127,178
192. Hudson – 102.7%
– 2014: $113,740 → 2024: $230,536
193. Manchester – 102.4%
– 2014: $181,802 → 2024: $367,903
194. Bangor – 102.1%
– 2014: $133,206 → 2024: $269,189
195. Northport – 101.6%
– 2014: $222,232 → 2024: $448,032
196. Mariaville – 101.2%
– 2014: $126,786 → 2024: $255,088
197. Edgecomb – 101.1%
– 2014: $196,843 → 2024: $395,932
198. Hampden – 100.4%
– 2014: $163,881 → 2024: $328,454
199. Palmyra – 100.4%
– 2014: $114,138 → 2024: $228,775
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