Baltimore, Maryland
Middle East Homes for Sale
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5 homes
Avg $234,758
Market Overview
Middle East Real Estate at a Glance
Current market statistics for Middle East, MD
5
Active Listings
$235K
Avg Price
Price Range
From
$119,900
To
$325,000
Property Types
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About Middle East Real Estate
Middle East is a residential neighborhood in Baltimore where a mix of long-time residents and newer arrivals share the streets. The area sits within the eastern section of the city and offers a quieter pace compared with more commercial districts. Daily life often centers on local parks, nearby shops, and short trips to larger amenities elsewhere in Baltimore. Residents value the straightforward access to work and errands without the intensity of downtown living. The neighborhood is served by the local public school district along with nearby private options. Housing stock consists primarily of row houses and smaller single-family homes that reflect the city’s traditional building patterns. At the moment the market shows five active listings with an average price of $234,758, giving buyers a contained set of choices that range from $119,900 to $325,000.
Average listing price: $234,758 · 5 homes available
Frequently Asked Questions
Recent data places the average price near $234,758, with current listings falling between $119,900 and $325,000. This range covers a variety of row houses and smaller single-family homes.
There are five active listings in the neighborhood right now. The modest inventory means buyers may need to act quickly when a suitable property appears.
Most of the housing stock consists of row houses and compact single-family homes that fit the city’s older street grid. These properties often sit on tree-lined blocks within walking distance of small parks and local services.
Families in Middle East are served by the Baltimore City public school district, with additional private and charter schools located nearby. Parents typically research individual schools through the district’s resources or local parent networks.
The neighborhood’s price range and smaller number of listings can appeal to buyers entering the market for the first time. Proximity to other parts of Baltimore also supports commuting without living in a denser downtown setting.