2

16

1

67

38

69

1

11

Total Population:

26,658

Ages 0-14(%):

22.57%

Female(%):

52.13%

Ages 15-24(%):

12.95%

Male(%):

47.87%

Ages 25-44(%):

36.49%

Median Hshld Income:

$56,692

Ages 45-54(%):

12.4%

Avg Hshld Size:

2.39

Ages 55plus(%):

15.59%

Avg Hshld Income:

$85,370

HS Diploma(%):

14.6%

Owner Occp(%):

37.65%

Bachelor's Degree(%):

14.18%

Tenant Occp(%):

62.35%

Professional Degree(%):

9.48%

Virginia and Maryland Top List for Percentage of Out-of-County Commutes

Washington area workers are more likely to travel to jobs outside their home counties than commuters in any other region in the nation, according to a new study.

The demise of condo flipping.

Over the years, a lot of easy money has been made by flipping condos. Today, this is behind us, and a lot of flippers will be losing money.

Get the latest on the Intercounty Connector

After much controversy and debate, the Intercounty Connector is finally moving forward. It will have a big impact on several Maryland suburbs and will fuel growth. Get the latest info here.

A Purple Line from Bethesda to New Carrolton?

Momentum seems to be quickly gathering behind some type of transportation link between Montgomery and Prince George’s County.

fficial Laurel, Maryland website

Laurel, MD

National Harbor's housing boon may bolster county

Prince George's National Harbor Housing Boon- High-End Homes May Bolster County

Prince George's County Receives Third Straight Bond Rating Increase

Standard & Poors (S&P), one of three bond rating agencies, upgraded the county’s general obligation bonds from AA to AA+ for $113 million in bonds to finance capital improvements. The improved bond rating lowers the county’s cost of building roads, public safety facilities and schools, saving taxpayers millions of dollars.

Information about visiting Prince George's County

There are days and days worth of exciting, fun, and interesting things to do and see in Prince George's County, Maryland.

Why people live in Russett

Here's what Russet has to offer prospective residents.

All about Maryland - from sports to education to agriculture and more

All about Maryland - from sports to education to agriculture and more

Prince George's County Public Schools website

Prince George's County Government web site

Parks & Recreation: Places to Go in Prince George's County

Prince George's Public Schools web site

Prince George's County official demographic information

Cultural Alliance of Greater Washington

A Maryland State guide to attractions throughout the state

A guide to outdoor activities in Maryland

Prince George's County Parks and Recreation - community centers, aquatic centers, trails, & more

Six Flags America Theme Park

Things to see and do in Prince George's County

Prince George’s County Economic Development Corporation

Metro and Metro Bus web site and trip planner

Calendar of events throughout the state of Maryland

The State of Maryland's guide to local Farmer's Markets

Washington Parent Magazine website

The Tech Council of Maryland

The Laurel Mill Playhouse - Home of the Burtonsville Players

National Wildlife Visitor Center Homepage

Maryland Metro Transit Authority - bus and train routes, schedules and information

Farmers Markets in Maryland

The Boy Scouts of America, National Capital Area

Lists of tourist attractions in Maryland

A resource guide to festivals in Maryland

Montpelier

Snow Hill Manor

Montpelier Hills

Snowden Woods

Snowden Oaks

Montpelier Forest

Greens Of Patuxent

Bedford

Montpelier Woods

Woodbridge

Andover Heights

Pheasant Run

Briarwood

Montpelier West

Applewalk

Montpelier, Laurel, MD (Submitted by BB)

The Montpelier Community is a lovely microcosm in the midst of a larger area in much need of gentrification (Laurel proper). This suburban neighborhood is clean, extremely quiet, well-maintained and quite attractive, and is ideal for families and older retired couples (not so much for younger, childless couples). Community amenities include tennis courts, pool facilities and playgrounds, all of which are supported by mandatory community association fees. Located in PG County, the neighborhood has experienced its share of the crime for which this county is notorious, mostly involving house break-ins and stolen or vandalized cars. If Laurel continues to develop in a positive direction and can satisfactorily address its crime issues, this could be one of the most desireable suburbs in the Washington, DC-Metro area in the next few years.