Property Tax by County in Maryland

24 Maryland counties in the Tavirex reference tables. Each county page carries the figures the analysis runs on; the calculator turns your own assessment notice into an appeal decision.

Median home value, median county

$330,950

Median gross rent, median county

$1,303

Population across listed counties

6,161,707

Where assessments are worth checking first

The highest median home values in Maryland. A percentage point of over-assessment costs the most where values are highest.

All counties

CountyMedian home valueMedian gross rentPopulation
Allegany County$143,300$74368,161
Anne Arundel County$432,000$1,908588,109
Baltimore County$310,800$1,479850,737
Baltimore city$202,900$1,235584,548
Calvert County$418,900$1,58993,244
Caroline County$258,800$1,07433,320
Carroll County$390,200$1,283173,225
Cecil County$292,500$1,322103,876
Charles County$382,800$1,839167,035
Dorchester County$226,000$96832,557
Frederick County$412,500$1,633273,829
Garrett County$220,100$68128,856
Harford County$351,100$1,475261,059
Howard County$551,300$1,920332,011
Kent County$291,900$1,07219,289
Montgomery County$588,900$1,9571,056,910
Prince George's County$380,500$1,713957,189
Queen Anne's County$421,900$1,60050,316
Somerset County$157,200$93424,672
St. Mary's County$376,900$1,595113,814
Talbot County$382,000$1,20437,663
Washington County$262,400$1,049154,645
Wicomico County$226,900$1,190103,815
Worcester County$310,300$1,14452,827

Source: the Tavirex reference tables (US Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year), refreshed by the weekly sync.

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