Neighborhoods in the 21225 ZIP Code

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Pumphrey

One of the first historically African American communities to be established in the greater Baltimore area, the neighborhood of Pumphrey, Maryland, was founded in 1832. Taking its name from the nearby Baltimore & Annapolis Railroad’s Pumphrey Station, today, Pumphrey has evolved from a rural landscape to a populated residential community. Nestled
- Average Value
  
  $356K
- List Price
  
  $262K - $597K
- For Sale
  
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  9 Listings
Pumphrey
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Brooklyn Park

With an essential shopping corridor and major highways, Brooklyn Park brims with convenience on the south end of Baltimore. The suburb is also near the Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport and the Curtis Bay industrial area on the Patapsco River. But despite this bustling location, Brooklyn Park, home to nearly 16,000
- Average Value
  
  $278K
- List Price
  
  $140K - $491K
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  24 Listings
Brooklyn Park
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Brooklyn

The history of Brooklyn, Maryland, is one of rebirth. Once a highly industrial area, the Baltimore enclave and its shoreline were highly polluted by the early 1960s, and major highways blocked residents from accessing the Patapsco River. After years of revitalization efforts, today, Brooklyn is a densely populated residential neighborhood with
- Average Value
  
  $156K
- List Price
  
  $57K - $372K
- For Sale
  
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  33 Listings
Brooklyn
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Curtis Bay

With a flourishing community garden, recreation centers and access to downtown Baltimore, “Curtis Bay is traditionally a working-class, blue-collar town with a lot of industry,” says Fred Golding, Realtor with RE/MAX. “There are a lot of townhouses and opportunities for investment, and the area offers some truly gorgeous views of the bay and
- Average Value
  
  $133K
- List Price
  
  $37K - $315K
- For Sale
  
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  18 Listings
Curtis Bay
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Cherry Hill

Cherry Hill, a historic African American neighborhood in South Baltimore, spans 275 acres on the Cherry Hill Peninsula. Originally developed post-World War II for Black steelworkers and veterans, the area features a mix of housing styles, including bungalows, two-storied row houses, and multi-family units. The neighborhood has seen revitalization
- Average Value
  
  $116K
- List Price
  
  $72K - $274K
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  5 Listings
Cherry Hill

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