Rankings / Cities with the Highest Home Values / Maryland

Cities with the Highest Home Values in Maryland

Ranked by median home value, from the Census Bureau.

1Bethesda$1,169,900 2Potomac$1,157,000 3North Bethesda$731,800 4Rockville$682,300 5Clarksburg$679,400 6Ellicott City$661,700 7Olney$656,600 8Severna Park$647,200 9Silver Spring$643,300 10Aspen Hill$570,000 11Annapolis$548,900 12Ilchester$532,400 13Crofton$519,900 14Wheaton$501,200 15Columbia$497,400 16Gaithersburg$496,500 17Eldersburg$494,300 18Fort Washington$480,100 19Severn$479,200 20Fairland$477,300 21Towson$469,000 22Bowie$459,300 23South Laurel$458,100 24Elkridge$454,200 25Bel Air North$446,500 26College Park$437,900 27Odenton$435,300 28Pikesville$434,500 29Clinton$431,400 30Pasadena$423,400 31Germantown$422,400 32Catonsville$416,900 33Waldorf$407,600 34Bel Air South$405,900 35Frederick$401,500 36Chillum$393,600 37Montgomery Village$388,900 38Laurel$385,500 39Owings Mills$361,000 40Reisterstown$358,700 41Perry Hall$349,600 42Glen Burnie$348,900 43Suitland$334,800 44Randallstown$327,200 45Carney$319,700 46Woodlawn CDP (Baltimore County)$294,200 47Lochearn$286,000 48Milford Mill$273,600 49Middle River$271,700 50Parkville$260,400 51Essex$258,900 52Edgewood$242,200 53Baltimore$229,600 54Salisbury$227,300 55Hagerstown$224,500 56Dundalk$212,700

Limited to cities with 25,000+ residents. Download CSV. Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey.

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