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Hebron, MD

State	Maryland
Population	1,110
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Hebron, MD

State

Population

1,110

In comparison to nearby areas, Hebron is somewhat less expensive, and it is significantly less expensive compared to the rest of the nation. Compared to the city of Baltimore, it's somewhat less expensive.

Home prices

The median home in Hebron is valued at $144,600. It is roughly $14,060 (8%) lower compared to nearby areas.Compared to the nation as a whole it is roughly $72,900 (33%) lower, and compared to the city of Baltimore is approximately $15,500 (9%) lower.

United States

Fruitland

Mardela Springs

Baltimore

Salisbury

Delmar

Hebron

Comparison of median Hebron home price to nearby areas

Distribution of home prices for Hebron and nearby areas

Rents

The median monthly rent in Hebron is $950. Compared to its surrounding areas it is roughly $123 (11%) lower.In comparison to the country as a whole it is about $112 (10%) lower, and it is approximately $123 (11%) lower in comparison to the city of Baltimore.

Fruitland

Mardela Springs

Delmar

Baltimore

United States

Salisbury

Hebron

Delmar

Comparison of median Hebron rent to nearby areas

Distribution of rents for Hebron and nearby areas

Nearby places

Mardela Springs

Mardela Springs is about 4 miles northwest of Hebron. The housing prices there are somewhat more expensive. The median home in Mardela Springs is valued at $163,700, which is $19,100 (11%) higher than Hebron. Rents there are a bit more expensive. Mardela Springs's median monthly rent is $1,163, which is $213 (18%) higher than Hebron.

Salisbury

Salisbury is approximately 5 miles southeast of Hebron. Its real estate prices are a little more expensive. Salisbury's median home value is $158,700, which works out to $14,100 (8%) higher than Hebron. The rent there is somewhat more expensive. The median rent in Salisbury is $1,057 per month, which is $107 (10%) higher than Hebron.

Delmar

Delmar is about 5 miles east of Hebron. Real estate prices there are somewhat more expensive. The cost of the median home in Delmar is $154,300, which comes out to $9,700 (6%) higher than Hebron. Rent there is a little more expensive. In Delmar the median monthly rent is $1,083, which works out to $133 (12%) higher than Hebron.

Delmar

Delmar is roughly 6 miles northeast of Hebron. The housing prices there are fairly similar. The median home value in Delmar is $148,100, which is $3,500 (2%) higher than Hebron. Rent there is somewhat less expensive. In Delmar the median monthly rent is $774, which comes out to $176 (22%) lower than Hebron.

Fruitland

Fruitland is roughly 7 miles south of Hebron. Housing prices there are a bit more expensive. The value of the median home in Fruitland is $168,500, which works out to $23,900 (14%) higher than Hebron. The rent there is somewhat more expensive. The median monthly rent in Fruitland is $1,289, which works out to $339 (26%) higher than Hebron.