Maryland Real Estate

It is also tied with Massachusetts as the top state for educational attainment as nearly 40% of the state's population age 25 and above hold a bachelor's degree or higher. The diverse cultural attractions of large cities and the charms of the countryside are easily accessible to residents and visitors. Beaches, mountains, forests, parks and the magnificent Chesapeake Bay are located just a few hours from anywhere in the state. There are a a variety of residential housing options, including urban real estate in Baltimore, waterfront properties, planned suburban communities, historic homes, or affordable foreclosure properties.



Southern Maryland

Buyers looking for real estate in Southern Maryland can find waterfront properties with views of the Potomac River and Chesapeake Bay that are close to DC and Baltimore areas. Southern Maryland homes for sale include the communities in Calvert, Charles and St. Mary’s counties. Major cities in Southern Maryland include Prince Frederick, Soloman’s Island, Waldorf, Charlotte Hall, and Lexington Park.



Western Maryland

Western Maryland offers less of the city life and more open spaces with farms and big lots. If you are looking for a vacation home, many residents buy second homes in Western Maryland with mountain views. You can find homes in Western Maryland in the larger cities of Cumberland, Deep Creek Lake, Frederick, and Hagerstown.