High housing costs are driving people out of Maryland, new state report finds

Comptroller report highlights housing crisis in Maryland

ANNAPOLIS — Maryland’s housing prices are too high, and many residents are leaving the state as a result, according to a new report from Comptroller Brooke E. Lierman’s office that highlights a state housing crisis.

An unsettling but unsurprising housing trend in Maryland

MARYLAND. -- A recent report from Maryland's Comptroller Brooke Lierman highlights a troubling trend that has developed over the past decade or so. Simply put, more people are moving out of the state than moving in.

High housing costs are driving people out of Maryland, new state report finds

A new economic report from the Comptroller’s Office says Maryland has seen a significant loss of residents to other states for more than a decade – no surprise to developers and housing advocates, but still a fact that has looming implications for the state. The comptroller’s 78-page analysis report on “Housing & the Economy,” released last week, says that from 2010 to 2023, Maryland saw 2.3 million residents move to other states, outpacing the …