Howard County
Established neighborhoods, planned communities, parks, employment centers and convenient access across Central Maryland.
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Ellicott City
Historic character, suburban neighborhoods and convenient access to Baltimore, Columbia and major commuter routes.
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Columbia
Village-centered living with trails, lakes, shopping, recreation and a broad range of housing options.
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Clarksville
Spacious homes, larger lots and a quieter residential setting in western Howard County.
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Fulton
Newer communities, upscale homes and convenient access toward Montgomery County and Washington-area employment.
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Hanover
Modern neighborhoods close to BWI, Fort Meade, major highways, shopping and entertainment.
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Elkridge
A central location with established communities, newer construction and practical commuter access.
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Laurel
A varied housing market positioned between Baltimore and Washington with access to several employment corridors.
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Woodstock
Quiet residential streets, golf-oriented communities and access to western Howard County amenities.
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Marriottsville
Larger properties, wooded surroundings and a more rural residential feel near Howard and Carroll counties.
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