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Expand Your Perspective: A Fair Housing Reading ListAt Portside Real Estate Group, we believe that education is a powerful tool in fostering fair and equitable housing for all. The history of housing in America is deeply intertwined with issues of race, policy, and systemic inequality. To better understand these challenges and work toward solutions, we’ve compiled a Fair Housing Reading List—a selection of insightful books recommended by the National Association of Realtors. To support both lifelong learning and our local community, we’re also sharing a list of independent bookstores, where you can find these books and more. Shopping local helps strengthen our neighborhoods—just like fair housing does. Whether you're a real estate professional, a homebuyer, or simply someone who values inclusive communities, these books will challenge, inform, and inspire. Let’s work together to build a future where housing is truly for all. |
.png) | York County: The Booktenders 463 US-1, York Douglas Harding Rare Books 2152 Post Road, Wells Annie's Book Stop 676 Post Road #7, Wells Weiser Antiquarian 6 Walt Kuhn Road, Cape Neddick Riverhurst Farm 228 Western Ave, Kennebunk
Portland: Back Cove Books 651 Forest Ave, Unit 1, Portland Print: A Bookstore 273 Congress Street, portland Green Hand Bookshop 661 Congress Street, Portland Longfellow Books 1 Monument Square, Portland Nonesuch Books & More 50 Market Street, South Portland
Greater Portland: The Bookworm 42 Main Street, Gorham Book Review 251 US-1, Falmouth Royal river Books 355 Maine Street, Yarmouth Sherman's Maine Coast Book Shop 128 Main Street, Freeport Eastern Book 55 Bradley Drive, Westbrook
Brunswick: Book Barn 2 Lincoln Street, Brunswick Gulf Of Maine Books 134 Maine Street, Brunswick Twice-Told Tales 200 Maine Street, Brunswick Open Door Books 178 Front Street, Bath Skidompha Second Hand Book Shop 17 Backstreet Landing, Damariscotta
Central Maine: Oliver and Friends 150 Main Street, Waterville Children's Book Cellar 52 Main Street, Waterville RE-Books 25 Concourse W, Waterville Twice Told Tales 155 Main Street, Farmington |
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