Property Value

8 articles

A picturesque historic neighborhood street with well-preserved Victorian homes, mature trees, and residents enjoying the community atmosphere.
Neighborhoods

What Are Local Historic Districts and Why Do They Matter?

In Baltimore, the average current value of houses in local historic districts is over twice the average value in the rest of the city, according to Baltimore City data .

Aaron Blake·September 1, 2026
Diverse group of people enjoying a vibrant, walkable city street with pedestrian-friendly architecture and lush greenery during golden hour.
Neighborhoods

Most Walkable Cities in North America and Property Value

A mere 20-point difference in a city's Walk Score can translate to a staggering $40,000 difference in home value, according to Honestcasa .

Derek Molina·August 31, 2026
A lively city street filled with diverse pedestrians, cyclists, and local shops, showcasing a highly walkable urban environment.
Neighborhoods

What Factors Determine a Neighborhood's Walkability Score?

A single point increase in a home's Walk Score can add $3,000 to its market value, dramatically shifting neighborhood desirability and affordability.

Derek Molina·August 13, 2026
A lively, walkable city street with people enjoying local businesses, showcasing the benefits of pedestrian-friendly neighborhoods.
Neighborhoods

How Walkability Scores Impact Property Values and Quality of Life

Homes in highly walkable neighborhoods commanded a significant premium, selling for 23.

Derek Molina·July 12, 2026
A vibrant historic street in Baltimore with well-preserved row houses and active community members, showcasing economic and social benefits.
Neighborhoods

Historic Preservation Districts: Economic Value & How They Work

Properties located within Baltimore's designated local historic districts currently hold an average value more than twice that of properties situated in other parts of the city.

Derek Molina·June 23, 2026
Newly constructed homes in a suburban neighborhood with visible infrastructure, symbolizing the financial obligations associated with Community Development Districts.
Neighborhoods

What Are Community Development Districts and Their Property Value Impact?

In 2026, homeowners in numerous new residential developments across the region are discovering they are financially obligated to cover infrastructure costs for decades, a burden often spanning up to 3

Aaron Blake·June 4, 2026
A meticulously restored historic building facade, emphasizing its architectural beauty and the positive economic impact of preservation on property owners and local communities.
Real Estate

What Are The Benefits of Local Historic Preservation for Property Owners?

In fiscal year 2022, Connecticut projects utilizing the Federal Historic Tax Credit generated $150.

Aaron Blake·April 29, 2026
An image depicting a property tax bill, a calculator, and a stylized city skyline, symbolizing the assessment and calculation of local property taxes for homeowners.
Real Estate

How Local Property Taxes Work: An Assessment and Calculation Guide

Understand the complex process behind your annual property tax bill. This guide explains how local governments assess property value, calculate tax rates, and collect payments.

Aaron Blake·April 5, 2026