Metro data updated Jul 1, 2026

Lexington Park, MD Average Rent & Rental Yield

Compare average asking rent (median), gross rental yield, home value, and transaction activity before moving into listing-level underwriting or investor discovery.

7.78%
Gross Rental Yield
$2,500
Median Rent
$397,599
Avg Home Value
N/A
Transactions (30d)

Average rent in Lexington Park, MD

The median asking rent in Lexington Park, MD is $2,500 as of July 2026, based on active rental listings across the metro. We report the median — the midpoint of asking rents — because it tracks the typical listing more reliably than a simple average, which luxury and outlier listings can skew.

Against an average home value of $397,599, that rent level prices Lexington Park, MD at a 7.78% gross rental yield — compared with 8.36% across Maryland.

Metro vs state rental signal

The metro read is a first-pass screen. Compare it with the state baseline, then pressure-test taxes, insurance, vacancy, rehab, and financing assumptions at the property level.

Gross yield
Metro
7.78%
State
8.36%
Median rent
Metro
$2,500
State
$2,600
Avg home value
Metro
$397,599
State
$385,105
30d transactions
Metro
N/A
State
N/A

Lexington Park, MD rent and rental yield comparison

The current Lexington Park, MD baseline is $2,500 median asking rent and 7.78% gross rental yield. Compare rent, yield, and home values with selected Maryland metros, then open a public report or Rental Insights for property-level follow-up.

Baltimore-Columbia-Towson, MD

Baltimore-Columbia-Towson, MD median asking rent is $2,400, $100 (4%) lower than the $2,500 median asking rent in Lexington Park, MD.

Median rent
$2,400
Gross yield
9.41%
Avg home value
$309,179

Washington-Arlington-Alexandria, DC-VA-MD-WV

Washington-Arlington-Alexandria, DC-VA-MD-WV median asking rent is $3,095, $595 (23.8%) higher than the $2,500 median asking rent in Lexington Park, MD.

Median rent
$3,095
Gross yield
7.31%
Avg home value
$501,751

Ocean Pines, MD

Ocean Pines, MD median asking rent is $2,200, $300 (12%) lower than the $2,500 median asking rent in Lexington Park, MD.

Median rent
$2,200
Gross yield
7.33%
Avg home value
$370,663

Salisbury, MD

Salisbury, MD median asking rent is $1,700, $800 (32%) lower than the $2,500 median asking rent in Lexington Park, MD.

Median rent
$1,700
Gross yield
9.59%
Avg home value
$208,219

Hagerstown-Martinsburg, MD-WV

Hagerstown-Martinsburg, MD-WV median asking rent is $1,875, $625 (25%) lower than the $2,500 median asking rent in Lexington Park, MD.

Median rent
$1,875
Gross yield
8.49%
Avg home value
$263,177

Cumberland, MD-WV

Cumberland, MD-WV median asking rent is $1,200, $1,300 (52%) lower than the $2,500 median asking rent in Lexington Park, MD.

Median rent
$1,200
Gross yield
14.85%
Avg home value
$91,316

Philadelphia-Camden-Wilmington, PA-NJ-DE-MD

Philadelphia-Camden-Wilmington, PA-NJ-DE-MD median asking rent is $2,000, $500 (20%) lower than the $2,500 median asking rent in Lexington Park, MD.

Median rent
$2,000
Gross yield
8.87%
Avg home value
$279,310

Cambridge, MD

Cambridge, MD median asking rent is $2,000, $500 (20%) lower than the $2,500 median asking rent in Lexington Park, MD.

Median rent
$2,000
Gross yield
9.93%
Avg home value
$209,726

Lexington Park, MD rent and yield FAQ

Quick answers based on the latest Lexington Park, MD rental listing and transaction data.

What is the average rent in Lexington Park, MD?

As of July 2026, the median asking rent in Lexington Park, MD is $2,500. SFR Analytics reports the median of active rental listings rather than a simple average so outlier luxury listings do not distort the figure.

What is a good rental yield in Lexington Park, MD?

Lexington Park, MD currently prices at a 7.78% gross rental yield, versus 8.36% across Maryland. Treat gross yield as a first-pass screen — it excludes taxes, insurance, vacancy, rehab, and financing, so underwrite at the property level before acting on it.

Move from Lexington Park, MD market context to property-level screening

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