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Newest housing stock, Maine cities · 2020

Maine cities ranked by median year housing was built (2020 ACS). This list covers the 34 cities in Maine that qualify, ranked against each other statewide. The median across all 34 is 1968.

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Newest housing stock by state
RANKPLACESTATEPOPMEDIAN YEAR BUILTVS 1990
01Oak Hill, MEME5,6311993–
02Gorham, MEME7,5931986+2%
03Hampden, MEME5,1611983+1%
04Saco, MEME21,1591981+1%
05Topsham, MEME7,2711980+1%
06Ellsworth, MEME8,86219780%
07North Windham, MEME5,41719780%
08Belfast, MEME6,9881976+2%
09Old Orchard Beach, MEME9,24419760%
10Yarmouth, MEME6,2891975+1%
11Orono, MEME11,1511974+1%
12Sanford, MEME22,6631972+2%
13Brunswick, MEME17,6521972+1%
14Kennebunk, MEME6,22119710%
15Westbrook, MEME21,5651971+1%
16Old, MEME7,5891968+1%
17Winslow, MEME5,87319680%
18Brewer, MEME9,6361963+1%
19Augusta, MEME19,15519620%
20Caribou, MEME7,32119600%
21Presque Isle, MEME8,69419600%
22Bangor, MEME32,5181958+1%
23Skowhegan, MEME6,6621958+1%
24Kittery, MEME5,1101957+1%
25Biddeford, MEME22,3991957+1%
26Waterville, MEME17,5791956+1%
27South Portland, MEME27,00719560%
28Lewiston, MEME38,86619540%
29Houlton, MEME5,0821954+1%
30Auburn, MEME25,44119520%
31Gardiner, MEME6,2061949+1%
32Rockland, MEME7,1421949+1%
33Portland, MEME69,91119440%
34Bath, MEME8,8350−100%
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UPDATED 2026-09-11 · DATA: US CENSUS BUREAU DECENNIAL CENSUS