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Fresh seafood, lighthouses and landmarks distinguish Portland from most urban areas. As the state's largest city, Portland enjoys a diverse economy anchored by major employers such as Maine Medical Center, Unum, WEX Inc., and Idexx Laboratories. These companies, alongside a burgeoning tech and creative sector, provide a stable employment base that drives demand for housing, both for buyers and renters.

The city's appeal is boosted by its many attractions. The Old Port, with its cobblestone streets, boutique shops, and thriving food scene, draws tourists all year round. Portland is celebrated as one of America's top food cities, as it features award-winning restaurants and breweries. There's easy access to Casco Bay and cultural landmarks like the Portland Museum of Art and Merrill Auditorium add to the city's dynamic character.

The West End, which is known for its historic charm and tree-lined streets, is a sought-after area. The East End, close to the bustling Old Port and waterfront, appeals to young professionals and those who desire a vibrant urban lifestyle. Investors interested in multifamily properties can look to Munjoy Hill, which has a mix of modern developments and classic New England homes, making it ideal for long-term rental opportunities.