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Maryland Bank Stress by County

The banking backdrop in Maryland is moderate but building, 56/100 on average across counties and 44th-highest nationally. Bank stress measures credit and balance-sheet pressure on the lenders financing a local market: when the banks behind it tighten, refinances stall and distressed supply builds — often months before listings show it.

Washington County tops the Maryland table at 63/100 ahead of Caroline County. The table below covers Maryland county by county, ordered on lender strain.

Quarterly FDIC data refreshes the Maryland picture, keeping county order current to the latest filings.

Across 24 Maryland counties, DLRadar scores 74 banks from FDIC data, weighted by where each lends.

The buy-side read is that lending capacity sets the pace. When Maryland banks pull back, distressed exits follow. So the signal arrives ahead of the listings it predicts.

The practical read for Maryland: a moderate but building lending environment concentrates risk in specific counties, and those are where DLRadar expects distressed supply to form before the wider market notices.

Credit data alone is not actionable, so Maryland lender scores are joined to foreclosure filings, tax liens and ownership turnover in the same counties.

Scoring is national and consistent, built from call reports and tied to property-level records. That gives Maryland buyers an early, auditable read on supply, each number from public federal data.

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CountyStateStress Score🔒 Stressed Bank
Washington CountyMaryland63/100
Caroline CountyMaryland63/100
Allegany CountyMaryland62/100
Harford CountyMaryland62/100
Frederick CountyMaryland62/100
Anne Arundel CountyMaryland61/100
Calvert CountyMaryland61/100
Queen Anne's CountyMaryland61/100
Prince George's CountyMaryland60/100
Carroll CountyMaryland60/100
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Avg bank stress
56/100
#44 of 52 states
Counties tracked
24
0 high-stress (65+)
Banks tracked
74
from FDIC data
Peak county stress
100/100

Most bank-stressed counties in Maryland

Most-stressed banks operating in Maryland

Lenders with the highest DLRadar stress scores footprinting Maryland markets — each scored from public FDIC financials.

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An upstream read on credit, tied through to what is happening on individual Maryland parcels.

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These reads compound. National distress frames it, bank and insurer strain forecast supply, ZIP data locates it.

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