Masiello Group adds to Maine footprint with new office in South Portland

New residential real estate office now has 35 locations in northern New England

February 8, 2023

NH Business Review Staff,

The Bedford-based regional firm of Better Homes & Gardens The Masiello Group has expanded yet again, opening a new residential office in South Portland, Maine.

The new office gives The Masiello Group – among New England’s largest residential real estate groups –16 locations in Maine alone.

The firm also has 17 offices in New Hampshire and two in Vermont.

Jon Safford, the group’s sales director, said in a news release that the opening “represents our commitment to residents coming and going while navigating the fluctuating market, as well as allowing us to become a part of the surrounding businesses and wonderful community.”

The Masiello Group is a second-generation family-run business whose history dates back to 1966, when it was founded in Keene by Jim Masiello, father of the firm’s current CEO Chris Masiello.

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