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New Carrollton, MD Housing Market

Seller's market-3.0% YoY
Zillow, August 2026 · Refreshes monthlyRedfin, through May 2026 · No longer updatingFreddie Mac via FRED, September 2026 · Refreshes weekly

The typical home in New Carrollton, MD is worth $395,112, fell 3.0% over the past year (Zillow Home Value Index, August 2026). The last median sale price Redfin published was $425,000, +4.2% year over year (through May 2026). With 1.8 months of supply and homes going under contract in about 37 days, New Carrollton is a seller's market. At today's 7.03% 30-year fixed rate, 20% down on a $395,112 home is about $2,109/mo in principal and interest.

Key numbers for New Carrollton, MD

Typical home value

$395,112

-3.0% in 12 months

Zillow, August 2026

Typical asking rent

$1,718/mo

Zillow Observed Rent Index

Zillow, August 2026

Median sale price

$425,000

+4.2% year over year

Redfin, through May 2026

Days on market

37

Average pace

Redfin, through May 2026

Active listings

16

1.8 months of supply

Redfin, through May 2026

30-yr fixed rate

7.03%

Freddie Mac weekly average

Freddie Mac via FRED, September 2026

Median household income

$80,292

Home costs 4.9x income

U.S. Census ACS, 2023

Sale-to-list ratio

98.2%

Selling below asking

Redfin, through May 2026

Zillow figures are as of August 2026 and refresh monthly. Redfin figures are through May 2026 — Redfin stopped publishing its public market trackers in June 2026, so those numbers are final, not current. Mortgage rates come from Freddie Mac via FRED and update weekly.

Is New Carrollton a buyer's or seller's market?

Seller's market1.8 months of supply37 days on market98.2% of asking

New Carrollton, MD is a seller's market, based on 1.8 months of supply and homes selling in about 37 days. Under 2 months of supply is a severe shortage: expect competition on almost anything priced correctly, and little room to negotiate below asking.

Inputs are Redfin's final published period (May 2026). How we classify markets · Where the data comes from

What does the New Carrollton housing market data show?

Every row below is Redfin's final published month for New Carrollton, MD. Redfin, through May 2026

Housing market statistics for New Carrollton, MD, Redfin through May 2026
MetricValue
Median sale price$425,000
Median list price$442,500
Year-over-year price change+4.2%
Median price per sq ft$253/sq ft
Median days on market37 days
Active inventory16 listings
Months of supply1.8 months
Sale-to-list price ratio98.2%
Homes sold (that month)9
New listings (that month)6
Listings with a price cut37.5%
Market conditionSeller's market

How to read these numbers

Median sale price
Half the homes that closed sold for more than this, half for less. It moves with what kind of home sold that month, so a quiet month with two big sales can swing it. Redfin's figure for New Carrollton is frozen at May 2026.
Typical home value (ZHVI)
Zillow's estimate of what a mid-market home in New Carrollton is worth right now, whether or not it sold. It is smoother than the median sale price and it still refreshes monthly, which is why this page leads with it.
Months of supply
How long it would take to sell every active listing at the current pace. Under 3 favors sellers, over 6 favors buyers, and 3 to 6 is the balanced band.
Days on market
Median time from listing to accepted offer. Short means you should have financing ready before you tour; long means there is room to negotiate on price and repairs.
Sale-to-list ratio
Sale price divided by the last asking price. Above 100% means bidding above asking is normal here; below 100% means the typical buyer got a discount.
Price per square foot
The size-adjusted price. Use it to compare a 1,400 sq ft house to a 2,600 sq ft house, not to value your own home — lot, condition and age move it a lot.
Listings with a price cut
Share of active listings that dropped their asking price in the month. A high share is the earliest visible sign that sellers are ahead of what buyers will pay.
Typical asking rent (ZORI)
Zillow's repeat-rent index for asking rents on new leases. Paired with the home value it gives the price-to-rent ratio in the rent-vs-buy section below.

How have New Carrollton home prices moved?

Over the last three years the median sale price in New Carrollton, MD rose 19.7%, from $355,000 to $425,000. The live Zillow value series has fell 3.0% in the last 12 months, which is the more current read now that Redfin's series has stopped. 37.5% of New Carrollton listings cut their asking price in the final Redfin month — a high share, and the clearest sign that list prices were running ahead of what buyers would pay. For prices to fall meaningfully from here, supply would have to keep building past 1.8 months while the sale-to-list ratio slips below its current 98.2%. Watch those two together — they move before the median does.

Redfin, through May 2026 — the chart ends at Redfin's final published month.

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What does it cost to buy a home in New Carrollton?

Priced off the typical home value of $395,112 at the current 7.03% 30-year fixed rate. These are principal and interest only — property taxes, homeowner's insurance, HOA dues and mortgage insurance are on top, and they vary enough by property that we will not guess them for you.

Monthly principal and interest by down payment in New Carrollton, MD
Down paymentCash at closeLoan amountMonthly P&I
20%$79,022$316,090$2,109/mo
5%$19,756$375,357$2,505/mo

Zillow, August 2026 for the price · Freddie Mac via FRED, September 2026 for the rate

What income do you need?

Lenders generally want housing costs under 28% of gross income. On the 20%-down payment of $2,109, that implies roughly $90,400 a year before you add taxes and insurance. The median household in New Carrollton earns $80,292, about $10,108 short of that threshold — the typical local household needs a larger down payment, a co-borrower, or a home below the typical home value to fit the 28% rule. That puts the price-to-income ratio at 4.9x — above the historical 3x norm but in line with much of the country in 2026.

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Is it cheaper to rent or buy in New Carrollton?

Typical asking rent in New Carrollton, MD is $1,718/mo, against a typical home value of $395,112. That is a price-to-rent ratio of 19.2x, which means buying and renting land close enough together that the decision turns on how long you stay and your down payment. Compared head to head, 20% down puts principal and interest at $2,109 a month — $391 more than renting before taxes and insurance, so the ownership case here rests on equity and appreciation rather than monthly cash flow.

Zillow, August 2026 for both value and rent

Add your own down payment, tax rate and time horizon in the rent vs. buy calculator.

Is inventory rising or falling in New Carrollton?

Active listings in New Carrollton, MD went from 16 in May 2025 to 16 in May 2026, a +0.0% change. Inventory has been roughly flat, which usually keeps prices moving with rates rather than with local supply.

Active listings by month in New Carrollton, MD
MonthActive listingsNew listings
June 20251611
July 2025188
August 2025197
September 20252311
October 20253018
November 2025235
December 2025184
January 20261910
February 2026134
March 2026155
April 20262313
May 2026166

Redfin, through May 2026

How does New Carrollton compare to Maryland and the U.S.?

New Carrollton homes sell for $425,000 — 11% below the Maryland median of $477,300. Against the national median of $410,700, New Carrollton runs 3% higher. Year-over-year, New Carrollton moved +4.2% against Maryland's +5.5% — a smaller swing than the state as a whole.

New Carrollton, MD compared with Maryland and the United States
MarketMedian sale priceYoYDays on market
New Carrollton, MD$425,000+4.2%37 days
Maryland statewide$477,300+5.5%34 days
United States$410,700not publishednot published

City and state rows: Redfin, through May 2026 · U.S. row: Freddie Mac via FRED, April 2026 (MSPUS, quarterly)

What to do next in New Carrollton

What buyers should watch

  • Months of supply, currently 1.8. It turns before price does — when it climbs past 6, sellers start taking offers they would have rejected a quarter earlier.
  • The share of listings cutting price, currently 37.5%. A listing that has already cut once is the one most likely to accept below asking.
  • The gap between 5% and 20% down here is $395 a month in principal and interest alone, before mortgage insurance. That gap, not the price, is usually what decides your timeline.
  • Rate moves. At 7.03%, every full point of rate change moves the payment on a $395,112 home more than a 5% price change does.
  • Your credit tier before you shop, not after — it sets the rate you are quoted. Run your numbers first.

What sellers should know

  • The median New Carrollton listing goes under contract in 37 days. If yours passes that mark, the market is telling you the price is wrong — not that you need more showings.
  • Homes here close at 98.2% of asking. Price to that ratio from day one rather than chasing the market down in cuts.
  • In the last published month New Carrollton added 6 new listings against 9 sales — more clearing than arriving, which is the better window to list.
  • Your equity moved -3.0% in the last 12 months on the Zillow value series. That, not the price you paid, is what sets your net proceeds.
  • Comparable ZIP-level pricing inside New Carrollton varies more than the citywide median suggests — check the ZIP pages below before you set a number.

Homes for sale in New Carrollton

There are currently 16 homes listed for sale in New Carrollton, Maryland. The median listing price is $443K.

Active listings

16

Homes on market

Median list price

$443K

Avg. days on market

37

Days until sale

New this week

6

Newly listed

Price drops:37.5%of listings
Sale-to-list:98.2%

How much do homes cost in New Carrollton by property type?

How the New Carrollton, MD market breaks down across single-family homes, condos and townhouses. Redfin, through May 2026

Median price, price per square foot, homes sold and days on market by property type in New Carrollton, MD
Property typeMedian pricePrice / sq ftHomes soldDays on market
Single-family$425,000$254/sq ft834 days
Condo / co-op$140,000$181/sq ft1241 days

Who lives in New Carrollton?

American Community Survey estimates for New Carrollton. U.S. Census ACS, 2023

Population

13,544

Households

4,439

Median income

$80,292/yr

Median age

34.1 years

Owner-occupied

51.3%

Median home value

$378,300

Median gross rent

$1,745/mo

Mean commute

33.2 min

51.3% of occupied homes in New Carrollton are owner-occupied, and the rest are rented — which is the share that decides how much of the local housing stock ever reaches the for-sale market. The Census self-reported median home value is $378,300 against Zillow's $395,112 typical value; the gap is normal — ACS asks owners what they think their home is worth, Zillow models transactions. Census median gross rent (all leases, including long-held ones) is $1,745/mo, below Zillow's $1,718/mo asking rent on new leases — the difference is roughly what a mover pays over a stayer.

Which public schools serve New Carrollton?

4 schools tracked · 2,541 students

The largest public schools serving New Carrollton, MD by enrollment, drawn from the National Center for Education Statistics. School quality is a commonly cited factor in home-buying decisions — these are the campuses families in this area are most likely to encounter.

Charles Carroll Middle

Grades 6-8 · 1,200 students

Public

Carrollton Elementary

Grades PK-5 · 591 students

Public

Lamont Elementary

Grades PK-5 · 461 students

Public

Robert Frost Elementary

Grades K-5 · 289 students

Public

Source: National Center for Education Statistics, Common Core of Data directory. Updated annually. Ratings and test scores are not currently displayed.

Which cities are near New Carrollton, MD?

Ordered by distance from New Carrollton, not by size. Compare New Carrollton side by side with any of them.

New Carrollton housing market FAQ

Is New Carrollton a buyer's or seller's market?

New Carrollton, MD is currently a seller's market. That read comes from 1.8 months of supply, homes going under contract in about 37 days, and sellers getting 98.2% of their asking price in the last month Redfin published (May 2026).

How much do homes cost in New Carrollton?

The typical home in New Carrollton, MD is worth $395,112 (Zillow Home Value Index, August 2026). The median sale price in the last month Redfin published was $425,000, about $253 per square foot.

Is New Carrollton cheaper than the rest of Maryland?

New Carrollton's median sale price of $425,000 is 11% lower than the Maryland statewide median of $477,300, and 3% above the U.S. median of $410,700. Both figures are for the same period.

How long do homes take to sell in New Carrollton?

Homes in New Carrollton, MD spent a median of 37 days on market before going under contract, versus 34 days statewide. That is a normal pace: enough time to see a home twice, not enough to wait a month. (Redfin, through May 2026.)

What income do you need to buy a home in New Carrollton?

At the current 30-year fixed rate of 7.03%, 20% down on a $395,112 home is about $2,109 a month in principal and interest. Lenders typically want that under 28% of gross income, which works out to roughly $90,400 a year before taxes, insurance, HOA dues or mortgage insurance. The local median household income is $80,292.

Are home prices rising in New Carrollton?

The typical home value in New Carrollton, MD fell 3.0% over the last 12 months, from $407,281 to $395,112 (Zillow, August 2026). This is the live series — it refreshes monthly.

What are the cheapest ZIP codes in New Carrollton?

New Carrollton ZIP-level sale prices are not all published for the same period, so ranking them would compare different months. The ZIP pages listed on this page show what we hold for each one individually.

Is now a good time to buy in New Carrollton?

That depends on your timeline, not on a headline. What the data says today: New Carrollton, MD is a seller's market with 1.8 months of supply, the 30-year fixed rate is 7.03%, and the price-to-rent ratio of 19.2x means buying and renting land close enough together that the decision turns on how long you stay and your down payment. Properties Incorporated publishes the data; it does not give financial advice.

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