Public Data Map Platform · ACS 2024 5-year
Maryland County-Equivalent Housing Affordability
Compare a descriptive home-value-to-income ratio and related housing measures across all 24 Maryland counties.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey. Geography: Census TIGER/Line county boundaries (2025).
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Median home value to median household income ratio
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| 2.60 | 35.0% | $154,900 ±$3,969 | $59,603 ±$2,750 | $805 ±$41 | |
| 3.75 | 45.0% | $467,900 ±$3,896 | $124,911 ±$1,826 | $2,071 ±$29 | |
| 3.81 | 51.5% | $349,300 ±$2,553 | $91,768 ±$1,446 | $1,627 ±$17 | |
| 3.44 | 43.3% | $460,200 ±$7,584 | $133,922 ±$4,535 | $1,759 ±$81 | |
| 4.24 | 51.1% | $290,100 ±$10,845 | $68,457 ±$3,798 | $1,105 ±$50 | |
| 3.67 | 45.7% | $434,000 ±$5,460 | $118,211 ±$3,883 | $1,427 ±$44 | |
| 3.73 | 45.7% | $343,400 ±$8,810 | $92,007 ±$3,833 | $1,377 ±$49 | |
| 3.49 | 42.6% | $428,500 ±$5,357 | $122,816 ±$3,121 | $1,920 ±$70 | |
| 4.24 | 49.9% | $262,400 ±$12,508 | $61,839 ±$4,414 | $1,032 ±$82 | |
| 3.81 | 46.1% | $464,600 ±$4,368 | $122,002 ±$2,489 | $1,774 ±$37 | |
| 3.48 | 27.0% | $235,300 ±$10,588 | $67,688 ±$3,685 | $765 ±$71 | |
| 3.44 | 45.5% | $386,400 ±$5,089 | $112,265 ±$2,167 | $1,586 ±$40 | |
| 3.99 | 46.3% | $597,900 ±$6,060 | $149,763 ±$3,158 | $2,099 ±$33 | |
| 4.13 | 51.2% | $330,900 ±$14,244 | $80,147 ±$6,687 | $1,209 ±$89 | |
| 4.83 | 49.3% | $640,300 ±$5,098 | $132,450 ±$2,073 | $2,068 ±$20 | |
| 4.18 | 50.5% | $426,000 ±$3,100 | $101,798 ±$1,449 | $1,799 ±$14 | |
| 4.10 | 50.0% | $462,700 ±$10,454 | $112,826 ±$6,672 | $1,619 ±$122 | |
| 3.41 | 42.8% | $407,600 ±$8,365 | $119,446 ±$4,480 | $1,747 ±$60 | |
| 2.67 | 39.1% | $173,200 ±$13,009 | $64,943 ±$8,347 | $1,013 ±$79 | |
| 4.83 | 46.4% | $409,700 ±$19,234 | $84,811 ±$6,636 | $1,256 ±$149 | |
| 3.81 | 44.5% | $296,100 ±$6,187 | $77,747 ±$1,758 | $1,147 ±$27 | |
| 3.34 | 47.9% | $254,700 ±$10,820 | $76,210 ±$3,602 | $1,327 ±$54 | |
| 4.58 | 47.4% | $374,700 ±$9,482 | $81,745 ±$4,130 | $1,159 ±$85 | |
| 3.69 | 50.5% | $229,600 ±$3,425 | $62,177 ±$1,378 | $1,331 ±$15 |
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Method and limitations
The primary measure divides ACS median home value (B25077_001E) by ACS median household income (B19013_001E). It is a descriptive comparison, not a household affordability assessment; its inputs have different universes. Renter burden is the share of renter-occupied units paying cash rent in the four ACS B25070 gross-rent-as-income bands at or above 30 percent, among that table’s total.
ACS estimates are from the 2024 5-year release. Source-measure margins of error (MOEs) are 90-percent-confidence ACS MOEs. No MOE is calculated for the displayed ratio or rate. Unavailable values are marked separately from valid zero values; calculated values can be unavailable when an input is missing, suppressed, invalid, or has a zero denominator.
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