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Jeff Perron

Jeff Perron
Real Estate Agent (Associate Broker)
Windham ME

Associate Broker (ME: BA906793)

32 years experience

REALTOR® 1 Active Listings Serves Cumberland County, ME
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Contact Information

Brokerage
Pine Tree Realty Of Maine Llc

Office Website
Office Address
840 Roosevelt Trail
Windham, ME  04062
(Cumberland County)
Office Phone
207-693-9111
Office Fax
Mobile
207-647-5081
Email
jeff*****@*****.com
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Service Areas

Bridgton: ME Harrison: ME Denmark: ME Brownfield: ME Casco: ME South Casco: ME Hiram: ME Sebago: ME Fryeburg: ME Stow: ME North Fryeburg: ME Lovell: ME Gray: ME Sweden: ME Naples: ME North Bridgton: ME Windham: ME North Windham: ME South Windham: ME Frye Island: ME Raymond: ME Standish: ME Sebago Lake: ME Steep Falls: ME Limington: ME East Poland: ME Poland Spring: ME Poland: ME Waterford: ME North Waterford: ME Norway: ME Otisfield: ME Oxford: ME Paris: ME West Poland: ME South Paris: ME Hebron: ME

About Jeff Perron

**Professional Overview:**

With a focus on both buyers and sellers, this real estate professional serves a diverse clientele across the Lakes Region of Western Maine and the Greater Portland Area. Specializing in lakefront properties, he possesses a comprehensive understanding of the local market, ranging from serene ponds to expansive lakes. His enthusiasm extends to assisting first-time homebuyers and those looking to downsize, ensuring a tailored experience for each client.

Having lived and traveled throughout the Sebago Lake Region for over four decades, he offers unparalleled insights into the area, enabling buyers to identify the ideal location and providing sellers with a dedicated broker committed to achieving successful transactions.

**Background and Expertise:**

A native of Maine, he was raised and educated in the Greater Portland Area. In 1976, he and his wife settled in the Sebago Lake area, where he initially managed properties and ran a fine and graphic art business. Captivated by the region's natural beauty and the charm of its quaint towns, they established their family roots there.

From 1988 to 1992, he worked as a field technician and drafter for a local civil engineering and land surveying firm, gaining valuable knowledge of Maine's Shoreland Zoning laws and regulations. He remains well-informed about these evolving guidelines, ensuring compliance and expertise in his real estate practice.

In 1994, he joined the largest vacation rental agency in the area as a listing and booking agent. Over the course of 18 years, he evaluated and photographed waterfront properties, advised owners on enhancing market appeal, and educated them about the industry. His extensive experience includes visiting over 2,000 waterfront properties across more than 35 bodies of water in over 24 towns, equipping him with a wealth of knowledge to share with clients.

Passionate about the region, he invites prospective clients to reach out via phone or email. He looks forward to the opportunity to assist you in your real estate journey.

Cumberland County, ME Real Estate Market Analysis (Single Family Homes)

$792,416
Avg. Listing Price
From Jeff's portfolio
3.3 / 2.4
Avg. Beds/Baths
Typical property size
2,171 sf
Avg. Square Footage
Interior living space
566
Active Listings
Current inventory

Cumberland County's real estate market stands as Maine's economic powerhouse, encompassing the state's largest city, Portland, and stretching from coastal communities to inland suburban enclaves. This diverse market serves as the commercial and residential hub for southern Maine, attracting buyers from across New England who seek Maine's quality of life without sacrificing urban amenities. The county's proximity to both Boston and the White Mountains creates unique market pressures that distinguish it from typical rural Maine real estate patterns.

With 2,504 total actively licensed agents operating throughout the county, Cumberland County maintains one of the most robust real estate professional networks in northern New England. Remarkably, all 2,504 agents maintain email contact information, reflecting the market's technological sophistication and professional standards. This high level of digital connectivity enables rapid market communication and transaction coordination across the county's varied geographic regions.

Major Cumberland County, Maine Real Estate Markets

Portland dominates the county's real estate landscape, with its revitalized downtown, thriving food scene, and waterfront properties commanding premium prices. The Old Port district and Eastern Waterfront have transformed from industrial zones into highly sought-after residential and mixed-use developments. Beyond Portland, wealthy coastal communities like Cape Elizabeth, Falmouth, and Yarmouth offer some of Maine's most expensive residential properties, while Freeport leverages its outlet shopping fame to maintain steady tourism-driven real estate demand.

Inland communities such as Windham, Gorham, and Standish provide more affordable suburban alternatives, attracting families and commuters who work in Portland but prefer rural settings. These towns have experienced significant residential development as Portland's housing costs have risen. Meanwhile, smaller coastal towns like Cumberland and North Yarmouth offer exclusive, low-density residential markets that appeal to high-income buyers seeking privacy and natural beauty.

Market Dynamics and Geographic Complexity

Cumberland County's real estate market exhibits surprising seasonal volatility, with summer months driving coastal property values while inland markets remain more stable year-round. The county's economy, anchored by healthcare, technology, and tourism, creates diverse buyer demographics ranging from young professionals to wealthy retirees. Maine's lack of state sales tax and relatively low property taxes compared to Massachusetts attract out-of-state buyers, particularly from the Greater Boston area.

Geographic constraints significantly influence market dynamics, as much of the county's eastern border consists of protected coastline and islands, limiting developable land. This scarcity drives competition for available properties, particularly those with water access or views. The county's western regions offer more development opportunities but face infrastructure challenges and longer commutes to employment centers, creating distinct micro-markets within the broader county economy.

Why Businesses Need Cumberland County, Maine Agent Contact Data

Real estate service providers, from mortgage lenders to home improvement contractors, require comprehensive agent contact data to effectively penetrate Cumberland County's lucrative market. With all 2,504 licensed agents maintaining email addresses, businesses can implement targeted digital marketing campaigns that reach the entire professional network. This complete coverage is particularly valuable for financial services, insurance providers, and technology companies seeking to establish relationships with agents handling high-value coastal transactions.

Property management companies, staging services, and specialty contractors benefit enormously from direct agent access, as Cumberland County's diverse market requires specialized expertise for different property types and price points. The county's mix of historic properties, new construction, and luxury coastal homes creates opportunities for businesses that can effectively communicate their specialized services to the right agent segments through targeted email marketing campaigns.

Current Property Listings

As of 2/17/2026, Jeff Perron has 1 property for sale in Windham and surrounding areas.

$995,000

Listed 2025-11-06

41 Haskell Ave
Raymond, ME  04071

Beds: 3.0
Baths: 2.0
Sq Ft: 1,787
Lot: 7,405 sf
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Current Property Rentals

Jeff Perron currently has no rental properties available in Windham and surrounding areas. Check back later.