The Baltimore Home Demand Index for April 2026 is 86, up 13 points from last month, remaining in the “Slow” category from the Baltimore home demand index for March 2026 that was “Slow” at 73. (Please note that the index is one month behind, meaning the data for the April report is from March 2026 data.)

The Baltimore home demand index is a report created by T3/Bright MLS, which is the company that runs our Baltimore real estate multiple listing service.

Here is the link to the Baltimore home demand April 2026 report.

This is a multi-area overview of Baltimore area home sales for the prior month. It includes Anne Arundel, Baltimore City, Baltimore, Carroll, Harford, and Howard counties. Your Baltimore neighborhood’s value may have different scenarios, prices and timelines than this general area report.

Baltimore condos above $403,000 continued to be in higher demand than other types of homes in the Baltimore real estate market.

For Baltimore single family homes under $375,000, the market rose into the “Slow” category at 71, (up from the “Limited” category at 65 in March), $375-850,000 was also “Slow” at 80, up from “Limited” at 65 last month, and above $850,000 was “Slow” at 84, up from “Limited” at 66 in March.

Baltimore Condos below $403,000 rose into the “Moderate” category at 116, up from the “Steady” category at 105 last month. Condos above $403,000 rose into the “High” demand category at 149, up from the “Moderate” category at 113 in March.

Townhouses have only one category – any/all townhouses in the Baltimore area, and that rose into the “Steady” category at 94, up from the “Slow” category at 82 last month.

We are continuing to see a changing Baltimore real estate market. This month again showed a rise in demand all types of Baltimore home sales.

Here is the Baltimore Home Demand Index March 2026 so you can see the changes month-over-month.

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