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Greater Baltimore | Q1 2025 Market Report

Closed sales and volume softened, homes lingered longer, and buyers acted with greater patience.

The Quarter in Review

First Quarter

The first quarter of 2025 opened on a slower, more deliberate note. Closed sales and volume softened, homes lingered longer, and buyers acted with greater patience. Yet prices held their ground, and inventory provided more choice without overwhelming supply. The shift marked a season of recalibration rather than retreat — a pause that gave participants room to breathe. Greater Baltimore entered the year not with volatility, but with balance, setting the stage for selective but confident engagement.

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Greater Baltimore Snapshot

This snapshot reflects early-year market activity across Greater Baltimore.

$1,467,610,229

Total Sales Volume

3,977

Total Transactions

2.9

Months of Inventory

19

Median Days on Market

$311,333

Median Sales Price

100.0%

List to Sales Price Ratio

Living room with a vaulted wood ceiling, brick archway, fireplace, and white sofas.

Luxury Markets

Luxury buyers re-entered cautiously.

113

Sales in Q1

$1,542,394

Average Price in Q1

11

Average DOM in Q1

Luxury homes are defined as properties priced above $1M.

Figures reflect QTD closed sales from the most recent quarterly reporting period.

Stone-and-siding home with a wraparound porch, red front door, and landscaped lawn.

Waterfront Markets

Waterfront engagement remained limited early in the year.

29

Sales in Q1

$600,860

Average Price in Q1

50

Average DOM in Q1

Waterfront homes are defined as properties with direct water access from the property.

Figures reflect QTD closed sales from the most recent quarterly reporting period.

Boston waterfront skyline across the harbor, with a white sailboat in the foreground.

This Quarter's Top Sales

Furnished rooftop balcony overlooking a city harbor and illuminated skyline at dusk.

$2,300,000

300 International Dr, Unit 2402, Baltimore, MD 21202

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Large house with dormer windows and a columned porch behind a curved driveway and lawn.

$2,300,000

3125 Blendon Rd, Owings Mills, MD 21117

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High-rise lounge with floor-to-ceiling windows, modern chairs, and a city view at sunset.

$2,275,000

300 International Dr, Unit 2502, Baltimore, MD 21202

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Large red-brick house with multiple gables and a curved driveway framed by stone pillars.

$2,251,000

6210 Heather Glen Way, Clarksville, MD 21029

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Two-story brick house with an arched entry window and circular driveway.

$2,200,000

11604 Mirror Pond Ct, Fulton, MD 20759

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White Colonial house with a slate roof, columned porch, and curved gravel driveway.

$1,837,000

12605 Dulaney Valley Rd, Phoenix, MD 21131

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Stone-front home with attached garage and wide driveway, with patches of snow and tall trees.

$1,700,000

5 Tall Tree Ct, Baltimore, MD 21208

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Two-story red-brick house with multiple gables, a two-car garage, and a broad green lawn.

$1,671,095

3763 Westmount Pkwy, Ellicott City, MD 21042

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Large brick house with teal shutters and arched windows, viewed above its broad lawn and wooded backdrop.

$1,650,000

4009 Cloverland Dr, Phoenix, MD 21131

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Gray two-story house with a brick foundation, arched entry, black fence, and orange autumn trees.

$1,610,000

11506 Iager Blvd, Fulton, MD 20759

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White two-story house with red tile roof, four dormers, and a columned entrance at sunset.

Buyer Behavior

Buyers emphasized preparation and planning.

Town Spotlights

Within the region, certain communities stood out during the quarter based on activity and buyer interest

Baltimore’s illuminated downtown skyline and Inner Harbor at dusk.

Baltimore City

Baltimore City offers a diverse, neighborhood-driven urban lifestyle shaped by historic architecture, cultural institutions, and waterfront districts, appealing to residents who value walkability, character, and city energy.

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Columbia

Columbia is a nationally recognized planned community offering walkable villages, extensive parks and trails, and a strong emphasis on everyday livability, appealing to buyers seeking balance, amenities, and long-term stability.

Aerial view of a leafy suburban neighborhood with scattered homes, open lawns, and a road.

Ellicott City

Ellicott City is known for its historic downtown, strong community identity, and balance of suburban living with preserved character and green space.

Large stone house with multiple slate roofs, landscaped grounds, and a curved driveway at sunset.

Looking Ahead

Momentum was expected to build seasonally.

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