The BEST AREAS to LIVE in NEAR Baltimore Maryland!

Best Areas to Live in NEAR Baltimore Maryland - Best Baltimore Maryland Suburbs. Are you thinking about moving to or relocating to Baltimore Maryland and wondering where are the best cities and areas to live near Baltimore Maryland?
In this video we do a deep dive into some of these suburbs near Baltimore Maryland that people are loving to live in when moving to Baltimore Maryland.
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[@zBMatt]

I can’t believe Catonsville was not mentioned.

[@thomasnee270]

Catonsville is garbage now thanks to Section 8.

[@mitchmonin2238]

Hell yeah baby. Catonsville and Ellicott city main streets!

[@muhammaddaniyalisrar3879]

Catonsville is a great area to live. 😊

[@DanielSchmidt94521]

I live in Charles Village in Baltimore. Great neighborhood. I enjoyed your video. I lived here for 2 years in Baltimore and I lived in Maryland 8 years now. I really liked how you didn't bring politics into this and other channels have and the education was really informative. I really hope to have my first commercial building here too.

[@mhart94]

Hey! I grew up in Columbia. My family was one of the first 2000 to move there in 1968. While your decription is pretty good, the Columbia Assn. fee only covers the upkeep of the bike trails, parks and lakes. The outdoor and indoor pools and gyms are not included in the fee. They are several hundred dollars a year. This however is not mandatory as the fee is.

[@lawrenceevans1845]

loving the content and will, certainly, reach out when it's time to buy a home soon. Do you have a suggestion, regarding the best time in the next six months, to purchase a home?

[@LIVINGINBALTIMOREMARYLAND]

Hey Lawrence thanks so much for this question. It's one we hear of quite a bit. Honestly right now in mid February is when we see an influx of homes come on to the market and buyer activity starts to pick up significantly. So it's like the saying with planting a tree... The best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago, the next best time is right now. We'd love to help you and welcome you to Maryland!

[@kevenpinder7025]

Given the rambling nature of Ellicott City, from the Patapsco River west to 29, north to 40 and south to Columbia the downtown flooding is such a tiny fraction of the whole. An overbuilt steep narrow valley. It's like once every 10-15 years. Most of EC doesn't even know it's happening til they see it on the news.

[@kevenpinder7025]

More than a few people have decided to go long, settling in the communities up 83 north of Hunt Valley, all the way to York, Pa.

[@thomasberdin3480]

Hi ! Thank you for these great videos !! You are doing an incredible job!! I am looking to move in the suburbs of Baltimore, but I am wondering.. What do you think about the area of Middle River, Essex, Bowleys Quarters.. ? Thank you for the answer !!

[@LIVINGINBALTIMOREMARYLAND]

@thomasberdin3480 They are decent areas and provide pretty quick access to Baltimore. If you have kids that will be attending public schools, I would take a look at the Baltimore County Public Schools website to learn more about the school ratings. When are you making your move? Let's connect on Zoom to see how we can help you. Here is the link: calendly.com/relentlesshomegroup/zoom

[@joeseeking3572]

You've got to go North - Lutherville-Timonium, Cockeysville, Loch Raven, or if you've got the money, Glen Arm. Country (ok, open spaces nowadays) happens north of those if you want it.

[@kevenpinder7025]

You may be inclined to consider communities along the light rail or the subway. Lutherville and Timonium are worth a look. Hunt Valley may be pricey. Pikesville is worth a look. I'm not too sure about Owings Mills. It keeps trying to reinvent itself and trips over its' own shoelaces.

[@tavonfenwick-yb5xv]

Hello from Randallstown, NW Baltimore County

[@danielortman2534]

I've lived most of my life in Ellicott City. I lived in Baltimore for a few years and moving back there following my divorce. Just a great place to grow up.

[@LIVINGINBALTIMOREMARYLAND]

What did you like best about growing up there?

[@danielortman2534]

@@LIVINGINBALTIMOREMARYLAND Hmmm, just a lot of fun things to do for a kid. Parks, community events, a great library system, a lot of other kids, ect. As a recently divorced guy in his mid-30s, Downtown Baltimore is going to be a lot more fun, but Ellicott City is a much better place to grow up.

[@arnwiesner]

Please talk about Catonsville

[@bessiejones5432]

Millersville is very nice and single family homes

[@zombiesatemyneighbors2347]

I have family in Millersville , about to move up there to take care of my mom. Anything else you can elaborate on the area? Thanks

[@bgiv2010]

Remember folks: suburbs vampirically drain the value from the more productive urban cores. Maybe I'm wrong. What's your favorite "rogue suburb"? As in, are there any suburbs that don't have a nearby city to thank for everything they have?

[@DeeTheG0403]

Thank you for the videos! I have moved in the area in hopes of owning a multifamily property instead of renting apartments or being forced to buying a SFH. Would you have any advice for multifamily living?

[@LIVINGINBALTIMOREMARYLAND]

Het Deamonte! Yes, most of the multifamily homes that are on the market are in the older communities in and around the Baltimore Metro area. Personally we have quite a few clients find great multi-family deals in Parkville. The zip code is 21234. Please let us know if we can help in your home search.

[@pauljones724]

Glen Burnie. Catssonville.pikesille.parkville. Montgomery. Howard. Harford. prince George's. Frederick etc.

[@kevenpinder7025]

Towson isn't a scaled down version of Baltimore. It's more like a less expensive Silver Spring, outside DC. Lots of recent sprawl, lots of traffic, lots of people. I liked it better back when, but that's just me.

[@Judgegeorge716]

That’s my hometown 🎉, just moved to Vegas 6 month ago but my parents still live there Catonsville, Towson is a best place to live outside of Baltimore city, low cost of living compared to Howard county and Montgomery County.

[@thomasnee270]

I went to Loyola Blakefield in Towson and yes twenty plus years ago that place was very nice. Definitely not so much anymore. Section 8 & the thugs coming up from Greenmount Avenue have ruined a place I once considered to be “Hoity Toity”.

[@Judgegeorge716]

@@thomasnee270 what a shame, I had job there 16-17 years ago for about 7 years, always liked that area especially Lutherville and Timonium, nice neighborhood.

[@kevenpinder7025]

Re the people of Ellicott City, you may be able to find the video of a woman trapped in her car as it was being washed away. 6 people, thigh deep in raging water formed a human chain to pull her to safety when her car jammed between a telephone pole and a storefront.

[@trackguy4038]

What about Anne Arundel County? Millersville and Severna Park area good.

[@LIVINGINBALTIMOREMARYLAND]

Both are excellent places to live in my opinion.

[@kevenpinder7025]

Someone once described Columbia as combining the worst aspects of Disney World and East Berlin. It's layout is staggeringly anti-intuitive. Don't ever think you'll just sort of find your way from A to B. Not unless you have a really good SatNav, or lots of friends to help organize search parties. It was THE yuppie burb back in the day, but a lot of the shine has worn off.

[@skyrobin4008]

What fees do I pay as a buyer working with a realtor? This would be my first time buying a home.

[@DanielSchmidt94521]

I have lived in Baltimore, San Francisco, and in Richmond, and in Oakland, California. Houston, Denver, Seattle, Washington. From my experience. Every large city has it's problems. For example. In San Francisco a huge problem was people taking a shit on the actual sidewalks and the city has a huge homeless problem that they are also dealing and you have the tenderloin. I am a disabled business owner and I plan on having a building in Baltimore I am wondering if I would be better off building a building in Baltimore and saving. I know there is a crime element, however. I think most of the crime here is drug and or gang related and I have never had that issue. I'd like to be apart of a neighborhood that gives me a deal on an up and coming neigbhorhood and restore a building and I would eventually like to restore a commercial building like a movie theater.

[@quick-and-easy]

Baltimore has been declining in population for over 60 years, and crime has increased dramatically, how could you make a profit investing there ?

[@DanielSchmidt94521]

@@quick-and-easy “crime has increased dramatically”. That’s not true. I highly doubt. You live in Baltimore. I have residents who are proud to live in Baltimore. Spend their money on me. And. I’ll continue to grow my business in Baltimore and hire Baltimore. You act like. Another large city. Crime goes away? What causes crime? There are many things Baltimore is doing. To make it a better place. Baltimore still has 600,000 people. Have fun being part of the problem and a hater.

[@crmoore3941]

@@DanielSchmidt94521 I moved to Baltimore (Govans) in 1964. Baltimore Pop. was a little over 900,000. Been declining since. 2023 about 570,000. Still an Orioles and Ravens fan.

[@DanielSchmidt94521]

@@crmoore3941 yes. Actually it's height was 1.3 or so million. When MLK was assassinated. There was a large exodus of black people in the 70's. I've been here 2 years now. Compared to where I'm from. I'd be homeless. I think Baltimore gets a bad rap and a lot of unfair hate. And that's typical with lots of cities with large minority populations. The hard is a guise of racism.

[@phaecops]

Why not Dulany Valley and Cockeysville too?

[@LIVINGINBALTIMOREMARYLAND]

Stay tuned we have a VLOG coming out diving into Lutherville and Timonium!

[@LIVINGINBALTIMOREMARYLAND]

Hey Hal, check out our latest video on Timonium. 👉Living in Timonium Maryland | FULL VLOG TOUR of TIMONIUM MARYLAND | Baltimore Maryland Suburb kzbin.info/www/bejne/fmanemOrfb99aMU

[@boondoggle4820]

Columbia is pretty much exactly halfway between DC and Baltimore, and I wouldn’t call it a suburb of Baltimore, but it’s extremely nice nonetheless and it’s probably a great place to move if you’re thinking of moving to central Maryland (if you can afford it, lol).

[@Mncrr]

Watch out. They’re coming to shoplift your stores now that theirs are closed

[@RobertMememe]

Most of Columbia is the hood now.

[@addingupto1002]

Actually, Columbia is slightly closer to Baltimore.

[@mr.dakamd5444]

Columbia is a suburb of Baltimore. Laurel is a suburb of DC.

[@mr.dakamd5444]

Columbia is a suburb of Baltimore. Laurel is a suburb of DC.

[@Xbox.4388]

I would say Lansdowne

[@bendover3820]

Halethorpe representing...

[@theresa9668]

Do u find housing to for people

[@shraddhadevkota8326]

I am about to move to baltimore after two months and now i got to know that this city is notorious for crimes..i got so worried would you please suggest me area with nice neighborhood!! Please do reply

[@Shadow-7773]

Shraddha Devkota' If it is not to late. Move to Columbia and commute to Baltimore. Or Baltimore Co, close to Columbia. You will be happy you did. You will feel like home? You should check out the local radio channels, for how bad traffic is every morning and evenings.

[@conniekeesler2521]

You forgot to tell them about traffic

[@pauljones724]

Cockserville

[@MrBuckaroo2014]

Ooh! We're that? 😅

[@fuzzoptic7476]

You forgot to mention desirable locations inside the City.😢

[@stevestumpy6873]

?? no Joppatowne

[@schweinhund7966]

Born in the city before Alaska was a state. Raised in northern Anne Arundel County. I left in 1980 and never looked back. Despite the awesome history and seafood, the outrageous taxes and colossal waste of my tax dollars on programs that achieve nothing…. Rural voices are obliterated by the voting block of the city and Prince George’s and Montgomery counties. I miss some of the people and history but I’m glad to be gone.

[@papigrande4378]

It's the wealthiest state in the union I don't think they got that way by making bad decisions. I get it, I'm born and raised in Baltimore but I moved away for 10 years and returned. It's not perfect (no place is) but it's not as bad as you described either. In Maryland you can live any life you want. The city provides metropolitan living and can accommodate all income levels. Or you can choose to live a suburban or rural life outside of the city and act like only morally corrupt people live in the city and bring down the rest of the state. I find it ridiculous how people who lived far away from Baltimore and never lived there pass judgement on something they know nothing about.

[@Paulftate]

@@papigrande4378 I thought California was a richest state in the nation. If it was a country it would rank number 5

[@papigrande4378]

@@Paulftate It depends on which metric you use. I'm referring to median household income.

[@Paulftate]

@@papigrande4378 don't know about this metrics? I do know the dollar not worth what it was 3 years ago

[@theresa9668]

I have low income

[@jedclampett7705]

Why don’t you start with saying the city’s name correctly? Pronounced Balmore or Baldimore. To sound the “t”…so NOT from Charm City. 🙄

[@LIVINGINBALTIMOREMARYLAND]

LOL, sure thing HON! Why don't you and I do a video on "Balmerese"?