Homes For Sale in Gaithersburg, MD

Looking for homes for sale in Gaithersburg? You’ll find townhomes in Kentlands, single-family houses in Lakelands, and condos overlooking the lake at Rio. Many buyers weigh commute options like I-270, Shady Grove Metro, and MARC rail, while also looking at schools and neighborhood feel. Well-kept properties near transit and shopping usually see the most showings right away.

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Your Gaithersburg, MD Real Estate Expert(s)

I’m Jonny Layne. I grew up in Montgomery County, served in the Army Reserve to pay for school at UMBC, and later moved from finance into real estate. Helping neighbors buy and sell homes around Kentlands, Lakelands, and near Shady Grove Metro has kept me close to the community I know best.

I bring clear numbers and honest updates to every move—no fluff. From the first showing through settlement, I’ll keep the process steady and easy to follow. Real estate is personal for me, and I want your move in Gaithersburg to feel like the right next step.

Gaithersburg, MD Real Estate Market Insights

  • Median Sale Price: $529,000

  • Median Days on Market: 13 days

  • Months of Supply: 2.1 months

  • Year-Over-Year Appreciation: +9.1%

With homes averaging less than two weeks on the market, buyers need pre-approval ready and quick tour scheduling. Focus on new listings mid-week, watch for price changes, and expect updated homes near I-270 or Shady Grove to draw early offers.

Living in Gaithersburg, MD

Life here balances convenience and variety. I-270 handles regional trips, while Shady Grove Metro and MARC rail cover daily commutes. Rio Lakefront mixes dining and errands with a walk around the water, and Olde Towne’s historic storefronts offer a slower pace.

Weekends can mean trails at Seneca Creek State Park, the farmers market in Kentlands, or events at the Montgomery County Fairgrounds. Homes close to shopping and transit often top buyer lists, so it helps to weigh lifestyle and location together when house-hunting.

Gaithersburg, MD Local Highlights & Attractions

There’s no shortage of ways to fill your free time here. From outdoor trails and open water to community events and local arts, the city offers something in every season. Whether you’re after a quiet walk, live entertainment, or a spot that keeps the kids busy, you’ll find plenty of options close to home.

  • Downtown Silver Spring: A lively city center with shops, restaurants, and entertainment. Locals pair dinner with a show and a quick walk between venues. Evenings are busiest when concerts and events stack up.

  • Rio Lakefront: Shopping and dining around a small lake with paddle boats and a walking path. Families come for food, then stroll the loop on warm nights.

  • Kentlands: A walkable neighborhood with its own Main Street. Locals enjoy townhomes, pocket parks, and a lively farmers market.

  • Seneca Creek State Park: Wooded trails and a 90-acre lake for fishing and boating. Fall colors make it especially popular.

  • Gaithersburg Arts Barn: A converted horse barn now used for shows and classes. A small, easy spot for concerts and exhibits.

  • Montgomery County Fairgrounds: Site of the annual Agricultural Fair and other events. The smell of fair food and live music mark peak season.

  • Olde Towne Gaithersburg: Historic core with shops and the 1884 B&O Railroad Station museum. Quieter pace, with coffee stops and train sounds nearby.

Gaithersburg, MD School Scene

Students are served by the highly-regarded Montgomery County Public Schools district.

  • Elementary Schools: Options include Rachel Carson Elementary School and Diamond Elementary

  • Middle Schools: Options include Lakelands Park Middle

  • High Schools: Options include Quince Orchard High School and Watkins Mill High School.

  • Higher Education Nearby: Montgomery College (Germantown campus and a Gaithersburg training center); Johns Hopkins University – Montgomery County Campus.

Crime & Peace-of-Mind in Gaithersburg, MD

It is helpful to view these numbers in context. The Gaithersburg Police Department is actively involved in the community, and while these crime rate is higher than 66% of other cities in Maryland, it is considered safer than many other U.S. cities of a similar size. 

Gaithersburg, MD Real Estate: Buyer FAQs

How competitive is the market for homes in Gaithersburg?

With average DOM at 13 days, homes sell quickly. It’s smart to see new listings early and have financing ready so you can write an offer right away.

Which neighborhoods show a mix of property types?

Kentlands and Lakelands feature townhomes and single-family homes, while condos near Rio appeal to buyers who want low-maintenance living. The variety helps match different budgets and needs.

How should I time tours if I commute?

Target new listings near I-270, Shady Grove Metro, or MARC first, since they draw more weekday showings. If a property checks your boxes, schedule the tour right away and circle back with your lender letter.

What property taxes apply here?

Property taxes are paid to both the City of Gaithersburg and Montgomery County. The city rate is listed as a per-$100 assessed value. Most lenders can set up escrow so bills are managed with your mortgage.