Rankings / Cities with the Highest Rent Burden / Maryland
Cities with the Highest Rent Burden in Maryland
Annualized median rent as a share of median household income, from the Census Bureau.
1College Park32.9%2Suitland28.6%3Milford Mill28.5%4Dundalk27.4%5Salisbury27.0%6Chillum26.1%7Carney25.7%8Baltimore25.7%9Hagerstown25.6%10Middle River25.0%11South Laurel24.7%12Montgomery Village24.1%13Essex23.6%14Lochearn23.5%15Wheaton23.3%16Parkville23.1%17Fairland23.0%18Silver Spring23.0%19Owings Mills23.0%20Fort Washington22.5%21Reisterstown22.4%22Glen Burnie22.4%23Laurel22.4%24Pasadena22.1%25Randallstown22.1%26Gaithersburg22.0%27Frederick21.8%28Woodlawn CDP (Baltimore County)21.7%29Rockville21.2%30Odenton21.1%31Towson20.9%32Germantown20.8%33Pikesville20.8%34Waldorf20.6%35Aspen Hill20.6%36Edgewood20.4%37North Bethesda20.4%38Bowie19.7%39Elkridge19.7%40Annapolis19.6%41Severn19.4%42Perry Hall19.3%43Columbia18.6%44Catonsville18.1%45Crofton17.7%46Clinton17.4%47Bel Air South17.1%48Clarksburg16.9%49Olney16.8%50Ilchester16.7%51Ellicott City15.8%52Bethesda15.4%53Potomac14.6%54Eldersburg14.3%55Bel Air North14.2%56Severna Park12.0%
Limited to cities with 25,000+ residents. Download CSV. Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey.