Maryland Property Taxes by County

What will owning cost each year and at closing?

About these estimates

Yearly tax is your price times the county’s typical effective rate from Census survey data. Your actual bill depends on how the county values the home. Closing costs shown are the ones we have data for: title insurance, recording and transfer tax.

Median annual real estate taxes paid and the effective rate (tax divided by median home value) for all 24 Maryland counties, highest rate first, per the Census Bureau's American Community Survey.

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Maryland counties
CountyMedian taxEffective rateMedian home
Baltimore city$3,2361.48%$219,300
Howard County$6,8141.18%$576,700
Prince George's County$4,6621.15%$404,300
Baltimore County$3,6451.1%$330,000
Allegany County$1,6091.08%$149,200
Charles County$4,1791.04%$402,300
Frederick County$4,4631.02%$437,700
Cecil County$3,0590.98%$311,800
Somerset County$1,6030.98%$164,300
Dorchester County$2,3990.95%$252,300
Carroll County$3,8370.94%$406,400
Kent County$2,8960.94%$307,100
Harford County$3,4240.93%$367,300
Caroline County$2,5130.92%$272,400
Washington County$2,4440.89%$275,900
Wicomico County$2,1200.89%$238,900
Calvert County$3,8580.88%$440,200
Montgomery County$5,3410.87%$615,200
St. Mary's County$3,3920.87%$390,900
Anne Arundel County$3,8360.85%$450,300
Garrett County$1,7920.83%$217,000
Queen Anne's County$3,5030.79%$441,800
Worcester County$2,6290.76%$348,100
Talbot County$2,6230.66%$398,300

Sources

Figures are computed from the documents above and rounded to the dollar. All sources.

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