If you’re a Maryland resident and you feel like you’re owing more in property taxes, there’s a good reason for that: You are. The Maryland Department of Assessments and Taxation reports residential ...

Maryland property values jumped 20.6% over the last three years amid the pandemic's strong market, the largest increase in recent years, state tax officials announced Thursday.Maryland's 2 million ...

Approximately one-third of all Maryland property owners will receive (or have received) their real property tax assessments for the 2025/26 tax year. If you disagree with the State’s assessment of ...

Property owners in the Old Line State are getting an unfortunate New Year’s present: property value assessments are increasing, some as high as 38%. Maryland property taxes are not historically among ...

Property tax assessments in Maryland will climb in 2025, reflecting the state’s tight housing inventory and rising home prices and leading to higher tax bills for many owners. The total assessed value ...

Many Marylanders will receive their real property tax assessment in December. If there are unique factors that make your tax assessment seem incorrect, such as owning a waterfront property, it may be ...

Western Maryland and the Lower Eastern Shore saw most of the highest percentage increases in residential property values in the state's latest reassessment. Maryland property values jumped 20.6% over ...

Assessments on residential and commercial property will rise in Maryland by an average of 8.9%, continuing a yearslong upward trend in the values used to calculate the taxes property owners must pay.

The Maryland State Department of Assessments & Taxation failed to notify 107,000 property owners of their reassessed property value, which could come with costly consequences. Each year, the State ...

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The latest round of state assessments saw property values rise on average in all 23 Maryland counties and Baltimore City. © 2025 American City Business Journals. All ...