Maryland Market Overview
Maryland's market is dominated by its role as a DC suburb state. The federal government, defense contracting, and biotech create stable, high-income demand across Montgomery, Howard, and Prince George's counties. Baltimore offers some of the most undervalued urban housing in the Northeast for buyers willing to invest in emerging neighborhoods.
Frederick and Hagerstown offer dramatic value vs. Montgomery County with reasonable DC commutes. Baltimore's Canton and Federal Hill neighborhoods are genuinely undervalued urban options.
DC-adjacent markets are reliably strong. Government shutdown or hiring freezes can create temporary pauses but long-term demand is built-in.
Top Cities in Maryland
| City | Median Price | YoY Change | Days on Market | Price/Sqft |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Baltimore | $248K | +3.4% | 24d | $158 |
| Bethesda | $948K | +3.8% | 18d | $528 |
| Annapolis | $548K | +4.2% | 21d | $318 |
| Frederick | $428K | +4.8% | 18d | $238 |
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