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Maryland property taxes. Town by town.

In the year to January 2026, typical home values fell in 102 of the 343 Maryland places tracked here, and 17 were at least 3% below their post-2021 peak. Find your city or county for its numbers and the Maryland appeal rules.

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Biggest drops from the peak

Larger Maryland cities, January 2026 vs. post-2021 peak
Cityvs. peak1-year changeJanuary 2026
Hyattsville-2.5%-2.4%$407,000
Germantown-2.2%-2.1%$422,000
Berlin-2.1%-1.6%$440,000
Clarksburg-2.0%-1.9%$630,000
Temple Hills-2.0%-1.9%$329,000
North Potomac-1.8%-0.6%$886,000
Chevy Chase-1.6%-0.0%$1,203,000
Bethesda-1.6%+0.2%$1,115,000
Gaithersburg-1.6%-1.4%$523,000
Greenbelt-1.5%-1.5%$286,000
Elkridge-1.3%-0.8%$484,000
Montgomery Village-1.3%-0.8%$389,000
Silver Spring-1.3%-1.1%$542,000
Baltimore-1.2%-1.1%$191,000
Takoma Park-1.2%+0.2%$675,000

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Percentages are the 1-year change in the typical home value to January 2026. Source: Zillow Home Value Index (ZHVI), all homes, mid-tier, smoothed and seasonally adjusted, Zillow Research. Vulorean is an independent service, not a government office.