Beautiful 3 bedroom 2 bath Cape Cod offering a stunning open floor plan and boasting a LARGE kitchen, brand new cabinets, all new luxury vinyl plank floors and fresh paint throughout the entire home. One bedroom and full bath on the main level, 2 bedrooms and a full bath on the second level. Large back yard with plenty of off street parking. Home boasts many upgrades from electric to plumbing to lighting and MORE. THIS IS A MUST SEE!

Looking for an affordable End Of Group town in 21237, here it is ! Move-in condition, 2-bedroom, 2-full bath, newer roof, hardwood floors,freshly painted, new blinds,full basement partially finished with new full bath. All appliances conveyed, with a (1) year AHS warranty. covered front porch, off street parking (3-car capacity) rear yard fenced, secure shed.

Spacious townhome in Carrollwood Manor with fresh paint and new carpet. Move in Ready! This home features 3 levels of living space with 4 bedrooms and 3 full baths, Master Suite has walk in closet and private full bath with soaking tub. Submit your offer today and be in your new home before the holidays!

Seneca Creek Waterfront Custom Built ALL New in 2006 by Shoreline Construction! 5 BR 3 Full & 2 1/2 Baths Outdoor Showers, Huge Garage space under home. Awesome Water Views from the Island Kitchen, Wood Floors, Sep. Formal DR, Main Level BR, Bath & Laundry! Amazing Master BR, Huge Custom Closet, Soaking tub w/ Sep walk-in Shower! Full Apt in Fin. Attic! Too much 2 list! PRICED BELOW APPRAISAL!

I've been keeping a close eye on recent national housing trends, and there are some shifts worth noting. In Mid-Q3, 20.4% of active listings experienced price reductions—a signal that higher borrowing costs are having an impact. Homes under contract dipped by less than 1% year-over-year, ending an eight-month streak of growth. The average 30-year fixed mortgage rate reached nearly 6.7% early in the quarter and remained high, finishing over 20 basis points above where it started. Even with softened demand, the market stayed active: the national median list price dropped to $424,500, active listings climbed about 4%, and new listings edged down slightly. Interestingly, fewer sellers chose to delist (down around 13%), so motivated buyers had a bit more time and leverage in negotiations, while strategic pricing continued to lead to successful deals. As we look ahead, steady mortgage rates—rather than simply lower ones—may shape seller decisions, potentially leading to more price cuts or withdrawn listings if rates hover near 6.7%. My experience in the Baltimore and surrounding county markets means I’m always tracking these shifts to help guide your best moves.

Timing can make all the difference when it comes to landing your ideal home. For buyers eyeing 2026, the period from September 27 to October 3 could offer a rare blend of opportunity—think expanded inventory, softer prices, and a slower pace. During this week, active listings are projected to be up 31.9% compared to the start of the year and 13.3% higher than the average week, creating more options to choose from nationwide. Listing prices are expected to be 3.5% below their seasonal peak—potentially translating to savings of around $14,000 on a median-priced US home of $416,000. Competition is also forecasted to ease, down 30.1% from its annual high, and homes may stay on the market for an average of 64 days, giving buyers more breathing room. The evolving market trends suggest that as fall unfolds, buyers could see both more choices and greater price flexibility. Drawing on my extensive experience in Baltimore and the surrounding counties, I always keep a close eye on patterns like these to help you make informed, well-timed decisions for your next move.