Snapshot: July Market Performance
Recent sales in Walkersville include a variety of home types and price points. For instance, a 3-bed, 1,532 sq ft property sold for $459,900, and a larger 5-bed, 3,660 sq ft home closed at $603,000. These examples—from July 2025 data—offer a realistic glimpse into the local market range. Movoto Real Estate
Home Values Are Rising Modestly
According to Zillow, the av...
The July 2025 housing data paints a clearer picture of Maryland’s real estate landscape: rising inventory, homes taking longer to sell, and more price adjustments. Whether you’re planning to buy or sell, here’s what these changes mean for...
1. Sales & Prices: Modest Slowdown, Modest Gains
In June 2025, Maryland saw 6,479 homes sold—a 1.3% drop compared to June 2024’s 6,563.mdrealtor.org
Despite the slight dip in sales, home prices continued rising:
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Inventory Continues Rising, But Growth Is Slowing
In July, active listings surged 24.8% compared to last year—the 21st consecutive month of inventory growth—hitting over 1.1 million active listings. Still, total inventory remains about 13....
As summer winds down, Walkersville is gearing up for an exciting season of back-to-school festivities that bring the community together with creativity, learning, and lively charm.
1. Back-to-School Bash 2025 at Park Potomac
When: Sat...
Located at 34 W. Pennsylvania Avenue, the Walkersville Southern Railroad (WSRR) preserves a scenic 6.72-mile line originally part of the Frederick & Pennsylvania Line Railroad, chartered in 1867 and opened in 1872 Sew Classy Princess+13Wi...
Walkersville is home to a variety of scenic and family‑friendly parks that reflect the community’s charm and lifestyle. From sports fields and playgrounds to nature trails and historic sites, there’s a park for everyone to enjoy in Freder...