Eldersburg, MD Real Estate And Homes For Sale 10 listings

Eldersburg Home & Community Information

The town of Eldersburg has a population of 31,892. The area's demographics are mostly white (90.3%), Asian (3.3%), Black (3%), and Hispanic (2.4%). The median age is 42 and most residents tend to lean conservative. With crime rates that are 18% lower than the national average, Eldersburg is considered a very safe place to live. The year-over-year crime rate is also down by 3 percent.

Eldersburg is home to many young professionals and is also an excellent place to raise a family. Eighty-six percent of adults here are married, and 57% have children under the age of 18. The median home value here is $365,600. A whopping 90% of Eldersburg residents own their homes. Those who rent pay an average monthly rent of $1,031. Browse the newest real estate listings in Eldersburg, MD.

Schools & Education

Eldersburg schools are above average. They boast a 90% graduation rate and average test scores that are 42% higher than the U.S. average. The top public schools in Eldersburg are Century High School, Middleton High School, Liberty Creek High School, Westminster High School, and Piney Ridge Elementary School. Find homes in Eldersburg by school district.

Local Economy & Job Opportunities

The average cost of living in Eldersburg is 4% higher than in the state of Maryland and 20% more than the U.S. average. However, incomes in the area are also significantly higher. The median household income here is $110,691, which is 100% higher than the United States average. The per capita income is $45,440—52% higher than the national average. The unemployment rate in Eldersburg is also 43% lower than the U.S. average.

The primary job industries in Eldersburg include professional, scientific, and technical services, public administration, construction, retail trade, and manufacturing.

Things to Do in Eldersburg

Eldersburg residents enjoy spending time outdoors, and there are plenty of beautiful parks, forests, and outdoor recreational areas to choose from. Some favorite activities include hiking in Piney Run Park and horseback riding in Patapsco Valley State Park.

The town offers all the amenities residents need, including grocery stores, restaurants, and local businesses. Those looking for even more options can head over to neighboring Sykesville to shop and dine at the town’s nationally recognized historic main street.

Eldersburg is also located just 30 miles outside of Baltimore and 50 miles from Washington, D.C., making it easy to take a day trip into these larger metro areas when the mood strikes.

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