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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Same. Spouse is now fully remote and I'm only in the office 2x a week so I'm moving back to the Baltimore area (Ruxton/Roland Park/Homeland) where $1mm goes a long way. [/quote]

Homes in North Baltimore are drastically nicer than anywhere in the DMV between $500,000 and $1M. There is no neighborhood around here as nice as Roland Park and Homeland.[/quote]

Hmm maybe Chevy Chase but you're right. Baltimore City had homes built for the rich and you can tell.[/quote]

Perfect example of what I’m talking about. You would get a 2 br shack anywhere within 15 miles of DC if you were lucky but you can get a pre-War colonial with a kitchen like this in Homewood, Baltimore.

https://www.redfin.com/MD/Baltimore/313-Broadmoor-Rd-21212/home/11152665

This is what $1.2M gets you in a 7/10 ES/MS district in Baltimore City, in the nicest SFH neighborhood in the city. This house would be $5M+ in NW DC.

https://www.redfin.com/MD/Baltimore/218-Ridgewood-Rd-21210/home/11163794
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Who needs 8 bedrooms?! I feel like our house is a little too big and it’s half the size. [/quote]

Are there really no houses like that around DC? Or just the current inventory (which is super low)?

I don’t really get the posts that are like look at this amazing house you can get in Baltimore for the same price as a DC shack. well yeah it’s DC vs Baltimore. For that price you can also get a mediocre 2 bedroom apartment in NYC.[/quote]

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