Ability Mortgage Group – Moving to Maryland – What to expect

Top 10 reasons to move to Maryland

1. Job Opportunities. Since 2020, Maryland’s economic growth continues to grow at a faster rate with more job opportunities, particularly in the field of science & technology research and business.

2. Proximity. Travel time from Maryland to Washington DC is only one hour, so you can work, watch concerts, sporting events, the Cherry Blossom Festival, join walking tours, and visit museums in the capital. It is also near New York City and Philadelphia.

3. Transportation. Maryland has excellent transport connections that include highways, railroads, and airports.

4. Outdoor Life. Maryland is a great place to enjoy the outdoor life, the four seasons, and enjoy outdoor activities like biking, hiking, running, swimming, boating, and fishing. Several islands, coves, marshes, and freshwater creek scatter on the Chesapeake Bay, situated on the Eastern side of Maryland. The Appalachian and the Blue Ridge Mountains add to its breathtaking geography. The Catoctin Mountain Park and the Cunningham Falls State Park in Thurmont give you access to a scenic view of Maryland’s largest waterfall and the stunning Blue Ridge Mountains. Trees cover 41% of its land that offer you healthier air to breathe and panoramic beauty.

5. Well-renowned hospitals. Located in Maryland is the John Hopkins Hospital, globally renowned for its world-class and extensive medical advances, patient care, facilities, and teaching.

6. Exceptional schools and universities. 28.9% of Maryland’s public schools won gold and silver medals, preparing your children for college better than any other US state. The John Hopkins University, Loyola University, University of Maryland, and the United States Naval Academy are just a few of its outstanding universities.

7. Rich history. The historic places in Maryland will arouse the curiosity of both history enthusiasts, such as the Fort McHenry and the colonial life in St. Mary’s City. It is home to the nation’s many firsts like the telegraph, railroad station, umbrella factory, dental school, the American constructed piano, and was the nation’s National Anthem birthplace.

8. Diverse culture. Diversified culture abounds in the cities of Silver Spring, Gaithersburg, and Germantown. The mixture of Northern and Southern culture offers a variety of savory food and accents.

9. Affordable Living Condition. Maryland offers low-cost living conditions compared to its nearby cities. Its median household income ranks first all over the US, and its poverty rate as the second-lowest.

10. Delicious Seafood. Seafood, especially crabs, is available all year round and famous for crab cakes in Baltimore city.

Do some research before moving to Maryland. Ask your friends, a relative, or talk to an agent who can provide you the necessary information you need.

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