Rankings / Least Affordable Cities to Buy a Home / Maryland
Least Affordable Cities to Buy a Home in Maryland
Ranked by the ratio of median home value to median household income (the “median multiple”).
1Silver Spring6.4×2College Park6.3×3Bethesda6.1×4North Bethesda5.7×5Rockville5.3×6South Laurel5.2×7Aspen Hill5.1×8Chillum4.9×9Potomac4.9×10Fairland4.8×11Annapolis4.8×12Suitland4.7×13Towson4.6×14Wheaton4.5×15Gaithersburg4.4×16Pikesville4.4×17Hagerstown4.3×18Ellicott City4.2×19Reisterstown4.2×20Frederick4.1×21Montgomery Village4.1×22Glen Burnie4.0×23Milford Mill3.9×24Salisbury3.9×25Essex3.9×26Clarksburg3.8×27Laurel3.8×28Olney3.8×29Lochearn3.8×30Carney3.8×31Randallstown3.8×32Severna Park3.8×33Columbia3.8×34Owings Mills3.8×35Baltimore3.7×36Catonsville3.7×37Germantown3.6×38Woodlawn CDP (Baltimore County)3.6×39Severn3.6×40Waldorf3.5×41Ilchester3.5×42Middle River3.5×43Eldersburg3.5×44Clinton3.5×45Crofton3.5×46Odenton3.4×47Fort Washington3.3×48Dundalk3.3×49Perry Hall3.3×50Parkville3.3×51Bel Air South3.3×52Pasadena3.3×53Bel Air North3.3×54Elkridge3.2×55Bowie3.2×56Edgewood3.0×
Limited to cities with 25,000+ residents. Download CSV. Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey.