Back in 1776, during the Battle of Long Island, General Smallwood's troops held the "Maryland Line" against the British forces, fast forward to modern day and the State of Maryland is still holding the proverbial line, although it's the economic line this time around. With an estimated population ready to surpass the 5.6 million mark, Maryland households are considered some of the wealthiest in the United States with an average median household income of $68,080.
This is made possible because of its strong ties to service focused industries based heavily upon location. The City of Baltimore is in an ideal location in Maryland and acts as a central transportation hub for both rail and trucking. Of course having Washington, D.C. and all its accompanying defense, aerospace, and bio-research facilities near by, and also the world renowned Johns Hopkins University, a leader in medical research doesn't hurt its earning potential either.
Aside from economic stability, Maryland also has a lot to offer potential home buyers. Take Annapolis for example, you'll find lovely, majestic two storey single family homes designed with the large family in mind or those planning for one because most homes come with three to five bedrooms and bathrooms.
Perhaps you're searching for something in a larger city, look no further than Baltimore which offers home buyers the chance to own beautiful two storey single family townhomes which come with three bedrooms and bathrooms, as well as private decks overlooking scenic backyards located in quiet and peaceful gated communities.
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