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Maryland's Western Shore and Eastern shore make up the Chesapeake Bay area and the many rivers and estuaries creates one of the longest waterfronts of any state in the United States. The Bay produces more seafood such as fin fish, clams, crabs and oysters, than any comparable body of water. Major manufacturing is centered on chemicals, primary metals, computer products, electronic products, food products and transportation equipment. Baltimore is known for the fact that it ranks as the second largest foreign tonnage port in the US. According to RealtyTrac data, Maryland foreclosures for sale are selling at about 38% off of retail prices. Some of the best places to live in Maryland are Frederick, Rockville and Baltimore.

Baltimore, Maryland has the nickname of "Charm City" and many residents agree with the term. The areas of Canton, Washington Village, Bolton Hill, Patterson Park and Federal Hill are very well established and homey neighborhoods. Baltimore has a population of approximately 634,000 and they enjoy a cost of living that is about 6.7% below the national average. Many residents also enjoy the fact that it is a "small city with big personality". Baltimore is easily navigable and there a ton of things to do. One of the best attributes to the city is that there is quite a bit of affordable housing around and because of the more reasonable levels, first time buyers can find great foreclosures for exceedingly cheap rates. Currently, there are about 5,500 foreclosures on the market.

Rockville, Maryland is known within the greater Washington DC metro area for having addresses of distinction. There is a solid employment and economic base and there are also ongoing residential and commercial developments in Rockville. The Willows of Potomac is a beautiful community which is between Glen Mill and Shady Grove Road. This is an extremely family friendly area which is very conducive for active people. The Willows is also located in the highly regarded Wootten School District. Another exceptional community is King Farm. King Farm is just north of Washington DC and residents agree that it holds the best of both worlds for those who want a peaceful retreat within an urban setting. The area is exceedingly child friendly and the community is located on 45 acres of parkland.

Frederick, Maryland is a relatively small city of about 60,000 residents. The cost of living there averages about 14% above the national average but the unemployment rate is only about 3.9% which is a whopping 5.1% below the current national average. Residents are of a mind that Frederick is gorgeous. Many of the people commute to work and there are a multitude of events and festivals that are held along Carol Creek, which flows through the downtown area. The downtown area has been ranked extremely highly in "Main Streets Across America".

Maryland, which is an integral part of the US capital, is wonderfully suited to families. Many residents commute to work but these commuters live in quieter neighborhoods as a result. Foreclosures right now are going at an average savings of 38% over retail rates. Buying a home is a major investment but buying into a neighborhood is priceless.