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Distressed Properties in Maryland

DLRadar scores 24 Maryland counties on market cycle, bank stress and insurance distress. 2 are in contraction or recovery; Maryland home prices average +2.1% year over year.

Maryland averages 60/100 bank stress and 26/100 insurance distress.

Furthest through the turn in Maryland: St. Mary's County (-0.8%), Calvert County (-0.8%).

Maryland residential listings tracked: 4,208 across 432 ZIPs; Maryland candidate listings 2,022; 270 Maryland ZIPs read active. Busiest Maryland ZIPs: 21223 156 listings, 108 candidates; 21215 143 listings, 91 candidates; 21217 137 listings, 109 candidates in Maryland; 21213 125 listings, 101 candidates; 21216 117 listings, 76 candidates; 21218 100 listings, 87 candidates.

HUD lists 658 assisted multifamily properties in Maryland with 70,264 units, 20,210 of the Maryland units assisted.

Maryland ZIPs by price-cycle phase: 625 peak, 278 expansion, 95 contraction, 24 neutral.

Maryland ninety-day mortgage delinquency 1.1% as of December 2025; highest sampled Maryland counties: Baltimore 2.4%, Prince George's 1.8%, Charles 1.7%.

Counties tracked
24
Markets softening
2
Maryland: contraction / recovery
Avg home price
+2.1%
Maryland YoY
Avg bank stress
60/100
Maryland counties

Maryland counties to watch

1. St. Mary's County-0.8% YoY, bank 59/100 (7 banks), insurance 22/100Contraction2. Calvert County-0.8% YoY, bank 61/100 (7 banks), insurance 24/100Contraction3. Washington County+0.3% YoY, 2.9% off peak, bank 63/100 (13 banks), insurance 21/100Peak4. Cecil County+1.6% YoY, bank 65/100 (7 banks), insurance 30/100Peak5. Talbot County+1.6% YoY, bank 59/100 (8 banks), insurance 28/100Peak6. Charles County+1.6% YoY, bank 59/100 (8 banks), insurance 21/100Peak7. Dorchester County+1.6% YoY, bank 53/100 (7 banks), insurance 30/100Peak8. Frederick County+1.6% YoY, bank 62/100 (15 banks), insurance 21/100Peak9. Worcester County+1.6% YoY, bank 55/100 (13 banks), insurance 23/100Peak10. Allegany County+1.6% YoY, bank 63/100 (5 banks), insurance 32/100Peak11. Montgomery County+1.6% YoY, bank 59/100 (29 banks), insurance 27/100Peak12. Prince George's County+1.6% YoY, bank 60/100 (16 banks), insurance 26/100Peak13. Baltimore County+2.2% YoY, bank 60/100 (19 banks), insurance 26/100Peak14. Anne Arundel County+2.2% YoY, bank 61/100 (25 banks), insurance 30/100Peak15. Baltimore County+2.2% YoY, bank 59/100 (25 banks), insurance 30/100Peak16. Carroll County+2.2% YoY, bank 60/100 (10 banks), insurance 21/100Peak17. Harford County+2.2% YoY, bank 62/100 (13 banks), insurance 28/100Peak18. Howard County+2.2% YoY, bank 59/100 (17 banks), insurance 23/100Peak19. Queen Anne's County+2.2% YoY, bank 65/100 (7 banks), insurance 28/100Peak20. Somerset County+2.7% YoY, 1.3% off peak, bank 56/100 (3 banks), insurance 28/100Peak21. Wicomico County+2.7% YoY, 1.3% off peak, bank 55/100 (10 banks), insurance 22/100Peak22. Kent County+5.3% YoY, bank 58/100 (4 banks), insurance 30/100Expansion23. Garrett County+5.3% YoY, bank 60/100 (6 banks), insurance 26/100Expansion24. Caroline County+5.3% YoY, bank 63/100 (5 banks), insurance 25/100Expansion

Distressed properties in Maryland — FAQ

How do I find Maryland distressed properties?

Start with the 2 of 24 Maryland counties in contraction or recovery, led by St. Mary's County, then open each Maryland county's ZIP scores.

Where does the Maryland data come from?

Maryland price cycle from FHFA; Maryland bank stress (60/100) from FDIC call reports; Maryland insurance distress (26/100) from FEMA and NFIP.

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