The Quarter in Review
Third Quarter
Market conditions across Greater Baltimore in Q3 2023 reflected a late-summer shift toward more deliberate buyer behavior. Activity remained steady, though buyers increasingly focused on value alignment as seasonal momentum moderated. The quarter emphasized thoughtful engagement across neighborhoods rather than broad-based acceleration.
Greater Baltimore Snapshot
This snapshot captures first-quarter activity across Greater Baltimore.
$2,055,844,242 Total Sales Volume | 5,306 Total Transactions | 1.8 Months of Inventory |
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8 Median Days on Market | $326,999 Median Sales Price | 100.0% List to Sales Price Ratio |
Luxury Markets
Luxury engagement reflected deliberate decision-making.
184 Sales in Q3 | $1,377,217 Average Price in Q3 | 9 Average DOM in Q3 |
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Luxury homes are defined as properties priced above $1M.
Figures reflect QTD closed sales from the most recent quarterly reporting period.
Waterfront Markets
Waterfront interest remained selective.
56 Sales in Q3 | $655,736 Average Price in Q3 | 20 Average DOM in Q3 |
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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.
Town Spotlights
Within the region, certain communities stood out during the quarter based on activity and buyer interest
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.
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.
Ellicott City
Ellicott City is known for its historic downtown, strong community identity, and balance of suburban living with preserved character and green space.
Looking Ahead
Momentum would depend on buyer confidence.