Starter home neighborhoods? In md
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Anonymous
I think OP could get small town house in Greenbelt for his price. |
Anonymous
| East Bethesda homes, which are right downtown, for abut $1 million. Huge potential to increase. |
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Anonymous
Op here now this is a list! Thanks so much. |
Anonymous
| Op here, i’m open to townhomes. Probably should’ve specified that. |
Anonymous
Oxon Hill house is a good one. The location is very good. |
Anonymous
You are welcome. If you like this list, then check out this one too. That Oxon Hill bathroom is tiny. This is also recently redone and has two baths and seems much bigger. https://www.redfin.com/MD/Fort-Washington/115-Pates-Dr-20744/home/10764199 Maybe the other PP can weigh in on the location. I'm not familiar with PG that much. |
Anonymous
Looks like the same flipper. |
Anonymous
| The first Oxon Hill house looks very close to national harbor and mall. |
Anonymous
Op here, ive been in that general area quite a lot. Really like it and, there’s a catholic school for when I have a kid, I will have to look more seriously at that house. |
Anonymous
You should. The location seems very good to me and the house is move in ready. |
Anonymous
At this price it’s easy. Search Redfin with that price plus the number of bedrooms. Look at houses you would consider buying. Then post asking about that neighborhood. There aren’t many left. |
Anonymous
| I think that the area surrounding Glenmont metro is one of the last potential growth areas in the county. Huge potential once they redevelop that old shopping center which eventually WILL happen. There are no more metro accessible areas left to develop once that neighborhood gets tapped. |
Anonymous
Golly I hope so! Lots of potential there. |
Anonymous
| Piney Orchard in Odenton. |