LOCAL AREAS

Anne Arundel County, situated in the very center of MD is known as the heart of Maryland to its residents. Often referred to as “America’s Sailing Capital” or “Naptown,” Annapolis, the state capital, sits along the Chesapeake Bay within Anne Arundel County. It offers an array of things to do, with historic sites, museums, dining, shopping, and nightlife.

Abundant with jobs, nationally recognized schools, history, and nightlife, Baltimore County is the geographical center of Maryland, boasting 29 bustling neighborhoods comprised of restaurants, shops, and history where residents can experience both the city and suburb lifestyles in just a short drive time.

Carroll County is abundant with communities that provide a “small-town America” feel to its residents. With miles of farmland, mountain views, small locally owned shops, corner stores, markets, and restaurants, Carroll County is the place to raise a family, or enjoy retirement years.

Hip meets history in Frederick County, Maryland where you can experience museums, wineries, bars, scenic views, adventure, specialty shops, civil-war era buildings, and galleries.

Howard County has been nationally recognized as one of the top 10 best places to live in the Nation by a variety of national publications due to its affluence, abundance of jobs, low crime rate, 2nd highest median household income in the U.S., great public and private schools, and overall quality of life.

Montgomery County is the most populous county in Maryland, located just outside of Washington D.C., boasting all 3 rural, urban, suburban type neighborhoods in its 19 municipalities. Montgomery County is known as one of the wealthiest counties in the Nation.