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New residential developments in Maryland

ZoneWire is tracking 30 residential development projects in Maryland through local government hearings, with the rezonings, site plans, variances, vote tallies, and conditions of approval on the record for each one.

30 projectsmost recently updated first

Residential
Perkins Somerset Old Town Affordable Housing
Baltimore · City of Baltimore DHCD
Approved
Residential
Cottages at Mount Washington - Seven Single-Family Houses
Baltimore · Workhorse Residential LLC
Approved
Residential
Warwick Arms Apartments (now Rosemont Gardens/Midtown At Coppin Heights)
Baltimore · Henry J Nott
Approved164 unit
Residential
Warwick Arms Apartments (now Rosemont Gardens/Midtown At Coppin Heights)
Baltimore · Henry J Nott
Approved164 unit
Residential
Perkins Somerset Old Town Affordable Housing
Baltimore · City of Baltimore DHCD
Approved
Residential
Cottages at Mount Washington - Seven Single-Family Houses
Baltimore · Workhorse Residential LLC
Approved
Residential
Perkins Somerset Old Town Affordable Housing
Baltimore · City of Baltimore DHCD
Approved
Residential
Cottages at Mount Washington - Seven Single-Family Houses
Baltimore · Workhorse Residential LLC
Approved
Residential
New Carrollton Affordable Phase Four
Prince George's County · Urban Atlantic Development LLC
Approved
Residential
Reservoir Square Parcel C
Baltimore · Joshua Sharon Morris and Richie Associates Incorporated
Approved
Residential
Holly Place Project
Prince George's County · Holly Place Limited Partnership
Approved72 unit
Residential
The Highlands
Prince George's County · First Baptist Church of Highland Park / Community Housing Initiative
Under Review
Residential
New Carrollton Affordable Phase Four
Prince George's County · Urban Atlantic Development LLC
Approved
Residential
Parkland and Rock Creek
Prince George's County · Stanley Martin Homes
Approved
Residential
Meridian Hill Planned Retirement Community
Prince George's County · Lennar
Under Review43.73 acres
Residential
Perkins Somerset Old Town Affordable Housing
Baltimore · City of Baltimore DHCD
Approved
Residential
The Highlands
Prince George's County · First Baptist Church of Highland Park / Community Housing Initiative
Under Review
Residential
Corridor Center
Prince George's County · Pulte Homes
Under Review25 acres
Residential
Reservoir Square Parcel C
Baltimore · Joshua Sharon Morris and Richie Associates Incorporated
Approved
Residential
Holly Place Project
Prince George's County · Holly Place Limited Partnership
Approved72 unit
Residential
Fort Washington by Vintages
Prince George's County · Fort Washington by Vintage LP
Continued304 unit
Residential
Herman Apartments Project (Harmon Apartments)
Prince George's County · Community Housing Initiative
Approved145 unit
Residential
New Carrollton Affordable Phase Four
Prince George's County · Urban Atlantic Development LLC
Approved
Residential
Parkland and Rock Creek
Prince George's County · Stanley Martin Homes
Approved
Residential
Meridian Hill Planned Retirement Community
Prince George's County · Lennar
Under Review43.73 acres
Residential
Case CB 47-2026
Prince George's County
Decided
Residential
CB 63-2026 residential infill in RR zone inside Beltway held
Prince George's County
Decided
Residential
Subdivision Review for Seven Houses
Baltimore
Awaiting final vote
Residential
Case 23003
Prince George's County
Awaiting final vote
Residential
Case CB 47-2026
Prince George's County
Decided

What counts as a residential project?

On ZoneWire, a residential project is a subdivision, apartment or multifamily community, planned unit development, townhome, or single-family development moving through local government review by way of rezonings, site plans, and variances. ZoneWire follows each one through its public hearings and puts the vote tallies and conditions of approval on the record, updated within a day of each hearing.

How do I find new residential developments proposed near me?

Open the county pages or the list on this page. Every project links straight to its hearing record, so you can see the vote and the conditions attached to each approval.

How does ZoneWire know about residential projects before they are built?

ZoneWire monitors the local planning commission and council meetings where a housing development has to appear before construction can start. It picks up each project as soon as it appears on a public agenda ZoneWire monitors, then follows it from hearing to final vote.