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Greater Baltimore | Q3 2025 Market Report

Greater Baltimore found its rhythm again in the third quarter of 2025.

The Quarter in Review

Third Quarter

Greater Baltimore found its rhythm again in the third quarter of 2025. After a measured start to the year, sales and total volume rebounded, median pricing stabilized, and days on market compressed as buyers re-engaged with purpose. Inventory levels held steady, offering just enough choice to sustain movement without softening prices. Luxury and mid-tier segments led much of the activity, while entry-level affordability remained tight. This quarter felt grounded—less reactionary, more deliberate—underscoring a region defined by resilience, balance, and long-term confidence.

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Greater Baltimore Snapshot

This snapshot reflects late-summer market conditions across Greater Baltimore.

$2,300,056,978

Total Sales Volume

4,854

Total Transactions

3

Months of Inventory

15

Median Days on Market

$351,667

Median Sales Price

99.9%

List to Sales Price Ratio

Two-story cream home with a covered porch and stone retaining wall, framed by pink blossoms.

Luxury Markets

Luxury participation softened slightly as decision-making extended.

218

Sales in Q3

$1,424,102

Average Price in Q3

12

Average DOM in Q3

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

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

Stone-and-siding house with warmly lit windows and landscaped grounds at dusk.

White kitchen with three crystal chandeliers, patterned backsplash, and a flower-topped island.

Waterfront Markets

Waterfront demand remained selective.

50

Sales in Q3

$595,507

Average Price in Q3

36

Average DOM in Q3

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.

Waterfront home glowing at dusk, with a dock and boat on a pond.

This Quarter's Top Sales

Aerial view of a country estate with several homes, white fences, winding driveways, and a swimming pool.

$3,305,670

13401 Manor Rd, Baldwin, MD 21013

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Two-story cream stucco and stone house with steep gabled roofs and a landscaped front lawn.

$2,850,000

5109 Mountain Ln, Clarksville, MD 21029

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Large stone-and-siding house with dark trim and a broad striped lawn.

$2,800,000

12220 Worthington Rd, Owings Mills, MD 21117

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Aerial view of a brick house with a curved balcony, landscaped yard, and swimming pool.

$2,130,000

1102 Westwicke Ln, MD 21093

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Modern white-brick townhouse with black-framed windows, rooftop deck, and raised entry.

$2,000,000

1021 Binney St, Baltimore, MD 21224

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Backyard pool in front of a two-story brick house, with deck, lounge chairs, and orange flowers.

$2,000,000

4120 Piney Grove Rd, Glyndon, MD 21136

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Two-story gray house with stone accents and a lit front porch at dusk, beyond a broad green lawn.

$1,950,000

6501 Mare Ct, Dayton, MD 21036

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Large stone-and-siding house with multiple gables, a covered porch, and a broad green lawn.

$1,910,000

14564 Edgewoods Way, Glenelg, MD 21737

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Two-story gray-and-white house with multiple gables, attached garage, and broad lawn beneath mature trees.

$1,900,000

11831 Linden Chapel Rd, Clarksville, MD 21029

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Two-story brick house with multiple gables, dark shutters, and a landscaped front lawn.

$1,875,000

5011 Altogether Way, Clarksville, MD 21029

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Large stone-and-brick home overlooking a golf course, with rolling hills in the distance.

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.

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Looking Ahead

Conditions ahead will reflect buyer confidence and timing.

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