Highest Home Value in Maryland

Top 100 cities ranked by highest home value

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Highest Home Value - Maryland

1 Travilah $1,225,300
2 Bethesda $1,129,700
3 Potomac $1,105,900
4 Darnestown $908,400
5 South Kensington $905,000
6 Fulton $847,700
7 Ashton-Sandy Spring $812,000
8 North Potomac $793,200
9 Annapolis Neck $723,100
10 Takoma Park $721,500
11 North Bethesda $712,100
12 Fairwood $695,300
13 Poolesville $672,300
14 Rockville $658,300
15 Cloverly $652,200
16 Clarksburg $646,200
17 Ellicott City $644,300
18 Severna Park $633,600
19 Olney $632,400
20 Scaggsville $629,800
21 Silver Spring $619,400
22 Four Corners $606,100
23 Brock Hall $605,700
24 Forest Glen $604,800
25 Urbana $596,400
26 Colesville $593,900
27 Hampton $592,700
28 Mayo $583,300
29 Layhill $582,600
30 Green Valley $579,100
31 North Kensington $571,000
32 Kemp Mill $567,300
33 Arnold $547,800
34 Middletown $545,100
35 Brandywine $543,000
36 Glenmont $542,300
37 Aspen Hill $538,000
38 Glenn Dale $531,000
39 Fallston $529,600
40 Mount Rainier $522,100
41 Parole $521,100
42 White Oak $520,200
43 Redland $519,600
44 Accokeek $518,100
45 Annapolis $510,200
46 Crofton $507,000
47 Ilchester $498,500
48 Linganore $498,100
49 Damascus $496,500
50 Mitchellville $490,400
51 Gaithersburg $484,500
52 Wheaton $483,100
53 Burtonsville $481,800
54 Columbia $480,300
55 Eldersburg $478,800
56 Timonium $478,800
57 Westphalia $478,200
58 Bensville $475,800
59 Cape St. Claire $475,700
60 Mount Airy $474,800
61 Stevensville $471,900
62 Lake Shore $471,500
63 Calverton $468,600
64 Cheverly $466,500
65 Severn $465,600
66 Fort Washington $464,300
67 Hyattsville $463,500
68 Honeygo $463,500
69 Lake Arbor $457,800
70 Rosaryville $457,600
71 Mays Chapel $447,300
72 Riverdale Park $447,000
73 Towson $445,100
74 Spring Ridge $443,800
75 South Laurel $443,100
76 North Laurel $442,800
77 Walkersville $442,300
78 Bowie $442,000
79 Fairland $440,800
80 Chesapeake Beach $438,300
81 Elkridge $438,200
82 Jessup $437,300
83 College Park $429,000
84 Edgewater $428,500
85 Flower Hill $426,900
86 Lutherville $425,200
87 Bel Air North $422,700
88 West Ocean City $418,700
89 Kettering $416,500
90 Lanham $413,800
91 Glenarden $411,900
92 Odenton $408,400
93 Friendly $407,800
94 Deale $407,400
95 Pasadena $406,900
96 Catonsville $405,800
97 Savage $405,600
98 La Plata $405,200
99 Pikesville $404,100
100 Adelphi $401,700

The most expensive housing markets in Maryland reflect areas of high demand, limited supply, and strong local economies. Travilah leads with a median home value of $1,225,300. These cities are often located in major metro areas or regions with significant economic activity.

High home values are driven by factors including strong job markets, desirable locations, good school districts, and limited buildable land. For homeowners, high values represent significant wealth accumulation, but for prospective buyers, they create substantial barriers to entry.

Many of the most expensive markets have seen rapid appreciation over the past decade, outpacing income growth and raising affordability concerns. This has led to increased interest in remote work opportunities that allow residents to earn high salaries while living in more affordable areas.

Did You Know?

  • 1. A typical home in Travilah costs $1,225,300 - 3.5x the national median of $350,000.
  • 2. Home values in the top 10 most expensive cities have increased by an average of 40-60% over the past decade.
  • 3. In the most expensive markets, a 20% down payment alone exceeds the median home price in most U.S. cities.

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