Is Auburn, ME 04210 a buyer’s or seller’s market?

The Auburn housing market right now

In the three months ending August 31, 2026, 37% of homes in Auburn, ME 04210 sold above their list price, the typical home went under contract in 31 days and there were 4.1 months of supply. Four to six months of supply is a balanced market, where pricing and condition decide how much room there is to negotiate. That’s based on 75 home sales.

Compared with the same period a year earlier, the share selling over asking fell from 49%, homes sold faster (36 days then) and the median sale price held steady to $355,846. Overall, Auburn is less competitive than a year ago, which gives buyers more room.

Within Androscoggin County, homes here sell more slowly than in 69% of the county’s ZIP codes, and sell less often over asking than in 69%. On our competition score, Auburn ranks #45 of 105 ME ZIP codes with enough sales (score 62 out of 100).

Nearby, buyers who want less competition could look at Livermore Falls 04254 (20% sold over asking) or Turner 04282 (32% sold over asking), while Durham 04222 (67% sold over asking) and Leeds 04263 (67% sold over asking) are even more competitive.