3162 Blendon Rd, Owings Mills, MD

The Old Line State

From Deep Creek to Eastern Shore, Towson to Nanjemoy, there's no place quite as charming as Maryland, USA. As the 7th state admitted to the Union in 1788, Maryland is steeped in culture & history. Some of its most popular cities include Baltimore, Annapolis (its capital), Bethesda, Silver Spring, Bowie, and National Harbor.

People in the DMV area often think of Washington DC & Northern Virginia as the powerhouses of luxury real estate in the region, but Maryland has more than a few gems hidden up her sleeve. In Prince George's County, the cities of Bowie & Upper Marlboro have as high a concentration of wealth & luxury real estate as any other city in the country. Meanwhile, places like Montgomery County & Baltimore County feature homes that rival any found in other parts of the DMV.

Whether you desire a waterfront manse in Annapolis or a countryside estate in Owings Mills, the 7th state of the union is one of those few places that truly has it all. Dive into this month's Hidden Gems Report and discover why so many wealthy Americans call Maryland "home." (According to the U.S. Census Bureau, Maryland has had the highest median household income in the country for 8 of the past 12 years. It currently sits in second behind Washington, DC).

––The DistrictofLuxury.io Team

The Old Line State

From Deep Creek to Eastern Shore, Towson to Nanjemoy, there's no place quite as charming as Maryland, USA. As the 7th state admitted to the Union in 1788, Maryland is steeped in culture & history. Some of its most popular cities include Baltimore, Annapolis (its capital), Bethesda, Silver Spring, Bowie, and National Harbor.

People in the DMV area often think of Washington DC & Northern Virginia as the powerhouses of luxury real estate in the region, but Maryland has more than a few gems hidden up her sleeve. In Prince George's County, the cities of Bowie & Upper Marlboro have as high a concentration of wealth & luxury real estate as any other city in the country. Meanwhile, places like Montgomery County & Baltimore County feature homes that rival any found in other parts of the DMV.

Whether you desire a waterfront manse in Annapolis or a countryside estate in Owings Mills, the 7th state of the union is one of those few places that truly has it all. Dive into this month's Hidden Gems Report and discover why so many wealthy Americans call Maryland "home." (According to the U.S. Census Bureau, Maryland has had the highest median household income in the country for 8 of the past 12 years. It currently sits in second behind Washington, DC).