Affordable apartments in Maryland
980 income-restricted apartment buildings tracked across Maryland, sourced from HUD’s LIHTC, Section 8, Section 202, and Section 811 datasets.
Top cities by tracked buildings
Baltimore
301 buildings
Silver Spring
43 buildings
Salisbury
27 buildings
Frederick
25 buildings
Cambridge
19 buildings
Columbia
18 buildings
Hagerstown
18 buildings
Annapolis
15 buildings
Cumberland
13 buildings
Takoma Park
13 buildings
Rockville
13 buildings
North East
12 buildings
Chestertown
11 buildings
Elkton
11 buildings
Gaithersburg
11 buildings
Easton
11 buildings
Waldorf
10 buildings
Lexington Park
10 buildings
Edgewood
10 buildings
Berlin
10 buildings
Westminster
9 buildings
Oakland
9 buildings
Glen Burnie
9 buildings
Princess Anne
8 buildings
Aberdeen
8 buildings
Germantown
8 buildings
Bethesda
8 buildings
Perryville
8 buildings
Suitland
8 buildings
Essex
8 buildings