Priciest places in the Baltimore area
Photo by Sun photographer Barbara Haddock Taylor
Where did homebuyers spend the most, on average, in the Baltimore area during the first half of this year?
You probably have certain city neighborhoods and suburban communities in mind when you think "upscale." But there's always a surprise or two when we comb through the sales figures.
Here's the list. Drumroll, please:
Baltimore neighborhoods:
1. Guilford ($512,500)
2. Roland Park ($510,784)
3. Homeland ($505,119)
4. Inner Harbor ($438,412)
5. Cheswolde ($353,667)
Cheswolde, in case you've never heard of it, is in Northwest Baltimore along the city-county line.
Suburban communities:
1. Glenwood, 21738 ($719,133)
2. Fulton, 20759 ($700,666)
3. Highland, 20777 ($687,422)
4. Clarksville, 21029 ($673,582)
5. Davidsonville, 21035 ($663,096)
The first four are in Howard County; Davidsonville is in Anne Arundel.
To see the full list -- 10 in the city, 10 in the 'burbs -- check out our snazzy new photo gallery.
Thanks to editor Liz Hacken for turning my number-crunching into something so visually appealing.
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