Maryland: answers for your county and town

Property tax, loan limits, minimum wage and take-home pay

Updated Oct 17, 2026, 1:57 AM ET
Maryland statewide property tax
0.97%

Median property tax is $4,093 a year on a $419,900 median home (Census 2020–2024). Pick your county or town below for local property tax and 2026 FHA, VA, USDA and conforming loan limits.

effective rate · Census ACS 2020–2024

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370towns & cities

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Allegany CountyProperty tax · FHA · USDA · Conforming
Anne Arundel CountyProperty tax · FHA · USDA · Conforming
Baltimore CountyProperty tax · FHA · USDA · Conforming
Baltimore cityProperty tax · FHA · USDA · Conforming
Calvert CountyProperty tax · FHA · USDA · Conforming
Caroline CountyProperty tax · FHA · USDA · Conforming
Carroll CountyProperty tax · FHA · USDA · Conforming
Cecil CountyProperty tax · FHA · USDA · Conforming
Charles CountyProperty tax · FHA · USDA · Conforming
Dorchester CountyProperty tax · FHA · USDA · Conforming
Frederick CountyProperty tax · FHA · USDA · Conforming
Garrett CountyProperty tax · FHA · USDA · Conforming
Harford CountyProperty tax · FHA · USDA · Conforming
Howard CountyProperty tax · FHA · USDA · Conforming
Kent CountyProperty tax · FHA · USDA · Conforming
Montgomery CountyProperty tax · FHA · USDA · Conforming
Prince George's CountyProperty tax · FHA · USDA
Queen Anne's CountyProperty tax · FHA · USDA
Somerset CountyProperty tax · FHA · USDA · Conforming
St. Mary's CountyProperty tax · FHA · USDA
Talbot CountyProperty tax · FHA · USDA · Conforming
Washington CountyProperty tax · FHA · USDA · Conforming
Wicomico CountyProperty tax · FHA · USDA · Conforming
Worcester CountyProperty tax · FHA · USDA · Conforming

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