(Sunday, April 1st - Monday, April 30th)Here's the month in review for Real Estate Activity for Perry Hall, Maryland (21128)Listings There were 32 new listings placed on the market. List prices range from $219,000 to $874,900. Of these properties 1 sold, 3 are currently under contract and the remaining 28 are still active. 16 are single family detached homes, 5 are townhomes, and 11 are condos. There are a total of 122 listings that are currently ACTIVE. Of these there are a total of 73 Single Family Detached homes, 17 Townhomes, and 32 Condos available. Sales There were 10 homes sold. Sales prices ranged from $210,000 to $629,000. 2 were single family detached homes, 4 were townhomes, and 4 were condos. Average Sales Price was $360,090 Average Days on Market were 105 If you are conside... 05/04/2007

1st Quarter 2007(Monday, January, 1st - Sunday, March, 31st)Here's the past quarter in review for Real Estate Activity in Perry Hall, Maryland (21128)Listings There were 89 new listings placed on the market. List prices range from $218,000 to $1,500,00014 of these properties are currently under contract, the remaining 75 are still active.43 are single family detached homes, 20 are townhomes, and 26 are condos.There are a total of 117 listings that are currently ACTIVE. Of these there are a total of 73 Single Family Detached homes, 17 Townhomes, and 27 Condos available.Sales There were 32 homes sold.Sales prices ranged from $216,900 to $675,000. 17 were single family detached homes, 8 were townhomes, and 8 were condos. Average Days on Market were 105If you are considering making a move, ... 04/02/2007

This background information came from Baltimore County, Maryland's website , www.perryhallmaryland.us Perry Hall is a suburb of Baltimore, Maryland, located about ten miles northeast of the city.  Perry Hall is bordered by the Great Gunpowder Falls on the north, Pulaski Highway on the east, White Marsh Run on the south, and the Baltimore Gas & Electric power lines on the west. Perry Hall is an unincorporated community in northeastern Baltimore County.   That means that while there is a strong sense of local pride, Perry Hall does not have a local government.  Perry Hall receives services such as education, recreation and parks, and police protection from Baltimore County.The community traces its roots to 1775, when Baltimore merchant Harry Dorsey Gough purchased a 1,000-acre estate near... 03/22/2007