Baltimore Real Estate Market Update: Q1 2026
Inventory is tightening, prices are holding, and investor activity is picking up. Here's what we're seeing on the ground.
Whether you're flipping a Baltimore rowhome, buying a rental in the suburbs, or taking on your next project on the Eastern Shore, Pimlico Capital has financing built for Maryland investors.
We are direct hard money lenders in Maryland, and we have closed more than 3,000 loans here since 2016. Our bridge loans cover the purchase and the renovation on a fix and flip, and our 30-year DSCR loans are built for the investors who plan to hold the property and rent it out.

Maryland may be one state, but real estate investors aren't working with one market. A Baltimore rowhome, a suburban townhouse outside D.C., and a rental on the Eastern Shore can have very different numbers, and very different opportunities.
You will find more rowhomes, townhouses, and value-add opportunities here. See our Baltimore City and Baltimore County pages for how we lend in each.
Properties cost more here, and demand for long-term rentals stays strong.
These are smaller markets, and they carry a mix of rentals, second homes, and value-add properties.
There is more space out here, the price points are different, and the local markets are smaller.
Whatever the strategy, we can help you structure the financing around the deal.
Take a look at some deals Pimlico Capital recently funded in Maryland
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Howard CountyInventory is tightening, prices are holding, and investor activity is picking up. Here's what we're seeing on the ground.
The questions that expose an out-of-state operator, plus the ground rent, tax, and title facts that change how your Maryland deal closes.
For a small coastal state, Maryland covers a lot of ground. Urban, suburban and rural, with a dense commuter corridor running between Baltimore and DC.
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