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Buying a home in Towson, MD? Enjoy tree-lined streets, Towson University energy & instant Beltway access.
 
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Towson Real Estate Market Insights

Understanding the local Towson housing market is key to making an informed home purchase. Here are some of the latest statistics for Towson:
 
Median Sale Price: $498,000 
Average Days on Market (DOM): 17 days
Housing Inventory: Low Inventory (Seller's Market) 
Year-over-Year Median Sale Price Change: -2.6% 
 
These figures suggest that the Towson housing market is very competitive. Homes tend to sell quickly, often receiving multiple offers. While there has been a slight decrease in the median sale price year-over-year, the low inventory indicates a seller's market, meaning buyers should be prepared to act decisively and potentially face competitive bidding situations.

Living in Towson: Community & Lifestyle

Towson offers a dynamic blend of suburban charm and urban convenience, making it a highly desirable place to buy a home in Baltimore County.
 
There are excellent transportation options, including the Maryland Transit Administration's (MTA) BaltimoreLink bus services and the free Towson Loop circulator, which makes getting around town easy. Major roadways like I-695 (the Baltimore Beltway) and I-83 are also readily accessible, simplifying commutes to downtown Baltimore.
 
Major employers like Towson University, Greater Baltimore Medical Center (GBMC), University of Maryland St. Joseph Medical Center, and Stanley Black & Decker create a strong job market that contributes to stable property values and a thriving community.

Towson Local Highlights & Attractions

Towson and its surrounding areas offer lots of activities and attractions for locals:
 
 
Towson Town Center: A premier shopping destination featuring a wide array of retailers, from department stores to specialty boutiques, plus numerous dining options.
 

Hampton National Historic Site: Explore a beautifully preserved 18th-century Georgian estate, offering a glimpse into Maryland's rich history and stunning gardens.
 

Lake Roland: This expansive park provides over 500 acres of outdoor recreation, including hiking and biking trails, a dog park, and opportunities for kayaking and canoeing.
 

The Shops at Kenilworth: A recently renovated shopping center offering a mix of local and national retailers, dining, and community events.
 

Local Festivals and Events: Towson hosts various community events throughout the year, fostering a lively and engaged atmosphere (check local listings for current events).
Diverse Culinary Scene: From casual eateries and family-run restaurants to upscale dining experiences, the area offers a wide variety of cuisines to explore.
 

Proximity to Baltimore's Inner Harbor: A short drive provides access to world-class attractions, museums, and entertainment in downtown Baltimore.

Towson Area School Information

People considering a move to Towson will be pleased with the educational opportunities available through the Baltimore County Public Schools (BCPS) system. BCPS is one of the largest school districts in the nation and serves Towson with a range of well-regarded schools.
Some of the local schools include:
 
Elementary Schools:
Rodgers Forge Elementary, Stoneleigh Elementary, West Towson Elementary, and Riderwood Elementary are often noted for their strong academic programs and community involvement.

Middle Schools:
Dumbarton Middle School and Ridgely Middle School are key feeder schools for Towson High.

High Schools:
Towson High School, known for its Law and Public Policy magnet program, and the nearby George Washington Carver Center for Arts and Technology, a highly-rated public magnet school. 

For higher education, Towson is home to Towson University, a large public university, and Goucher College, a private liberal arts college, both contributing

Understanding Towson Crime & Safety

When considering a move, understanding Towson’s safety is important. Here's what current data indicates for Towson:
 
Violent Crime Rate: Approximately 2.5 per 1,000 residents (Source: NeighborhoodScout, 2021 data).
Property Crime Rate: Approximately 22.7 per 1,000 residents (Source: NeighborhoodScout, 2021 data).

The Baltimore County Police Department Precinct 6, located in Towson, serves the community. They offer various community outreach and crime prevention programs, including Police Community Relations Councils (PCRC) which provide a forum for citizens to engage with law enforcement, and initiatives like vacant house checks for residents who are away.

Towson Real Estate: Buyer FAQs

What are the typical property tax rates I should expect in Towson?

 
Expect three key taxes when you buy a home in Towson: a combined real-property tax of about $1.212 per $100 of assessed value (Baltimore County’s $1.10 plus Maryland’s $0.112), combined transfer taxes totaling 2 percent of the purchase price (1.5 percent county and 0.5 percent state), and a state recordation tax assessed at $2.50 for every $500 of the purchase price.

What are some of the most popular neighborhoods in Towson and what are they like?


Towson has several sought-after neighborhoods. For example, Ruxton is known for its larger, often historic homes and more affluent feel. Stoneleigh and Wiltondale offer charming, well-established communities with a strong neighborhood spirit. Rodgers Forge is popular for its classic brick townhomes and community amenities. West Towson provides a mix of housing styles close to the university and downtown amenities. 
 
 

How competitive is the housing market in Towson currently?


The Towson housing market is generally very competitive. Homes often sell quickly, sometimes in a matter of days, and it's common for properties to receive multiple offers, especially in desirable areas or for well-priced homes. Buyers should be prepared with pre-approval for a mortgage and be ready to act promptly when they find a home they like. 
What are the main commuting options from Towson to downtown Baltimore or other employment hubs?
Towson offers good commuting options. Many residents drive, utilizing nearby I-695 (Baltimore Beltway) and I-83 for access to Baltimore City and other regional employment centers. The Maryland Transit Administration (MTA) also operates several BaltimoreLink bus routes through Towson (such as CityLink Green, Red, and various LocalLink routes) connecting to downtown Baltimore and other key destinations. Additionally, Baltimore County provides the free Towson Loop circulator bus for local travel within Towson.

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