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What Greenbelt Is
Greenbelt is a planned Prince George's County city with 1930s New Deal-era townhomes, a Green Line and MARC station, and large nearby parks. The Census Bureau puts the median value of owner-occupied homes in Greenbelt city at $255,400 (U.S. Census Bureau, ACS 2020-2024). Buyers compare co-op townhomes, 1960s ramblers, detached homes and newer townhomes near the Metro.
Which neighborhoods do buyers compare in Greenbelt?
Greenbelt real estate buyers often compare Greenbelt Homes, Inc. (GHI) near City Center, Boxwood Village, Greenbelt Station, Windsor Green, and Greenbelt East near Schrom Hills. They differ in ownership type, home age and distance to transit. The table below lists what the local details say about each one.
| Area | Housing and setting | What buyers weigh |
|---|---|---|
| GHI / City Center | 1930s brick and cinderblock cooperative townhomes | Pedestrian underpasses and a resident-governed community |
| Boxwood Village | Established detached single-family homes | Neighborhood park and quiet streets |
| Greenbelt Station | Newer townhomes near the Metro | Indian Creek trails and Greenbelt Metro access |
| Windsor Green | Mature landscaping and varied architecture | Community center and school zones |
| Greenbelt East / Schrom Hills | Detached homes and villas by Schrom Hills Park | Baltimore-Washington Parkway access and NASA Goddard nearby |
How does buying in Greenbelt Homes, Inc. work?
Greenbelt Homes, Inc. is a cooperative of historic 1930s brick and cinderblock townhomes. Buying there means joining a resident-governed community, so ownership, fees and rules can differ from a standard fee-simple home. Ask for the cooperative's governing documents, monthly charges and approval steps before you make an offer, and confirm how lenders treat the purchase.
What other kinds of homes are in Greenbelt MD?
Beyond the co-op, Greenbelt has 1960s ramblers, detached single-family homes in neighborhoods such as Boxwood Village, and newer townhomes at Greenbelt Station. Prices and upkeep vary widely across these types. Compare each home by age, systems, lot size and monthly costs rather than by neighborhood name alone.
A 1960s rambler and a newer townhome call for different inspections. Older homes may need work on roofs, heating and wiring, while newer townhomes may carry association fees.
How is the commute from Greenbelt to the District?
Greenbelt Metro and MARC Station is the main transit anchor. Local estimates put the Green Line ride to the District near 25 minutes from the platform. Drivers use Greenbelt Road (MD-193), Kenilworth Avenue (MD-201) and the Baltimore-Washington Parkway. College Park lies about 5 minutes south. Test your route at the hour you would travel.
Learn the main intersections: Greenbelt Road and Kenilworth Avenue, and Southway and the Baltimore-Washington Parkway. Greenbelt Road backs up near the station at peak times. If you plan to ride the Metro daily, check the walk or drive to the station and the parking options before you commit.
Which schools and landmarks are in Greenbelt?
Eleanor Roosevelt High School is at 7601 Hanover Parkway, Greenbelt Elementary is at 66 Ridge Road, and Dora Kennedy French Immersion is at 9850 Good Luck Road in Seabrook. Prince George's County Public Schools sets boundaries and program rules, so confirm them for any address. Landmarks include Buddy Attick Lake Park, Greenbelt Park and NASA Goddard Space Flight Center.
Greenbelt Park offers a large wooded setting close to home, and the lake park suits weekend walks. Tour the area on a weekend as well as a weekday.
How do property taxes and assessments work in Greenbelt?
Greenbelt homeowners pay county and city property taxes, so ask for the actual bills on any home you are considering. If you think an assessment is wrong, file an application for review with the State Department of Assessments and Taxation within 45 days of the notice date. Co-op owners should also ask what their monthly charges include.
How should you price and sell a house in Greenbelt?
We price from recent comparable sales close to your home, because a co-op townhome, a detached house and a newer townhome sit in different markets. Documented updates, clean photos and plain staging help. We then review offer terms with you, including inspection timing, appraisal questions and any rent-back request.
- Seller representation: pricing, marketing, offer review and closing coordination.
- Buyer representation: tours, offer strategy and inspection follow-up.
- Luxury home sales for higher-end properties, plus market reports.
Learn more about seller representation, buyer representation, luxury home sales and our market reports. For the wider picture, see Prince George's County.
Levi Loveless and team partner Taylor Dawson work with RE/MAX Realty Group, 7373 Wisconsin Ave Suite 1700, Bethesda, MD 20814, (301) 275-7744. Levi is licensed in Maryland and Virginia.
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Is Greenbelt close to Metro and MARC?
Greenbelt has a combined Metro and MARC station, with Green Line service to the District. Greenbelt Station sits closest to the platform. Check the walk or drive from any home, and ask about parking, since access varies by street. Compare the train ride with driving at your commute hour.
Greenbelt at a glance
| City | Greenbelt |
|---|---|
| Agent page | Real estate agent in Greenbelt |
| County | Prince George’s County, MD |
| Median home value | $255,400 (owner-occupied homes, Greenbelt city, 2020-2024) |
| Agent | Levi Loveless, RE/MAX Realty Group |
| Licensed in | Maryland and Virginia |
| Office | 7373 Wisconsin Ave Suite 1700, Bethesda, MD 20814 |
| Phone | (301) 275-7744 |
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2020-2024 5-year estimates, table B25077.
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Questions people ask
Is Greenbelt close to Metro and MARC?
Greenbelt has a combined Metro and MARC station, with Green Line service to the District. Greenbelt Station sits closest to the platform. Check the walk or drive from any home, and ask about parking, since access varies by street. Compare the train ride with driving at your commute hour.
What parks are near Greenbelt homes?
Greenbelt Park, Buddy Attick Lake Park, Schrom Hills Park and the Indian Creek trails are all close by. Buyers who want trail access often look at Greenbelt Station or the Greenbelt East area. Visit on a weekend as well as a weekday to see how busy the areas get.
Who lives near NASA Goddard in Greenbelt?
The NASA Goddard Space Flight Center is a major regional employer, and many nearby residents work there or at other federal and technology employers. Greenbelt East and Schrom Hills are the closest residential pockets mentioned locally. Test the commute from any home you consider at your normal travel hour.
Questions on the Greenbelt, MD Housing Market and Townhouse Prices
Is Greenbelt, MD a buyer's or seller's market right now?
Prince George's County had 3.7 months of supply in September 2026, with 2,340 active listings (+23.9% year over year), per Bright MLS. Under about four months usually favors sellers. In Greenbelt, homes sold in a median 47 days over the last three months (Redfin), and conditions vary by price range.
Are homes in Greenbelt, MD selling above asking price?
From July through September 2026, Greenbelt homes sold for a median 99.5% of their list price, according to Redfin. Above 100% means many sold over asking; below means buyers negotiated. Results differ by price point and condition, so we study recent comparable sales before you price or offer.
Are home prices going up in Greenbelt, MD?
Price direction in Greenbelt depends on mortgage rates, inventory and how many buyers compete for each home type. Rather than quote one number, we compare recent closed sales with the same period a year earlier in Bright MLS, by home type, and share that trend with you before you buy or sell.
What is the median home price in Greenbelt, MD?
From July through September 2026, the median sale price in Greenbelt was $309K, according to Redfin. Prince George's County's September 2026 median sold price was $450K (+0.0% year over year), per Bright MLS. Prices vary widely by home type, size and street, so we pull current comparable sales for your exact property before setting a price.
How are property taxes calculated in Greenbelt, MD?
Greenbelt homeowners pay Maryland state and Prince George's County and City of Greenbelt property taxes on the value set by the State Department of Assessments and Taxation, which reassesses homes every few years. Rates are set annually. Owner-occupants should apply for Maryland's Homestead Tax Credit, which limits how fast taxable assessments can rise.
How long do homes take to sell in Greenbelt, MD?
Homes in Greenbelt sold in a median of 47 days from July through September 2026, according to Redfin. Across Prince George's County, Bright MLS reported a median of 24 days on market in September 2026. Well-priced, well-prepared homes sell faster, and we track the pace for your segment.
What is the price per square foot in Greenbelt, MD?
Price per square foot in Greenbelt varies by home type, age, lot and finish level, so an area-wide figure is only a rough guide. Townhouses and condos usually run differently from detached homes. We calculate it from recent closed Bright MLS sales of homes like yours, which is how appraisers approach it too.
Should I rent or buy in Greenbelt, MD?
Compare a likely monthly mortgage payment, including taxes, insurance and HOA dues, with current rents for similar Greenbelt homes, then factor in how long you plan to stay and your closing costs. Buying usually makes more sense the longer you stay. We run that comparison with current local data for free.
How much is a 3 bedroom house in Greenbelt, MD?
It depends on type: a three-bedroom townhouse and a three-bedroom detached home in Greenbelt can differ widely, and condition, lot size and HOA dues move prices further. We pull recent closed three-bedroom sales from Bright MLS for the exact type and area you want, so your budget reflects today's market.
Which high school serves Greenbelt, MD?
High school assignment in Greenbelt depends on the exact address, and boundaries can change. Check the Prince George's County Public Schools boundary locator for the specific property before you make an offer, and confirm with the school system directly. We can pull the address details for any home you are considering.
How does the GHI co-op work in Greenbelt, MD?
Greenbelt Homes, Inc. is a housing cooperative: buyers purchase a membership that carries the right to occupy a specific home, rather than buying the real estate itself. Members pay a monthly co-op fee, follow GHI rules on repairs and alterations, and complete GHI's membership process. We guide buyers through each step.
How do Greenbelt, MD and College Park, MD compare for buyers?
Both offer Metro access and older housing near the Beltway, but the housing mix differs. Greenbelt has the GHI cooperative alongside condos and detached homes, while College Park has more single-family streets near the university. Each city levies its own property tax, so compare total monthly costs for specific homes.
How much are condo fees in Greenbelt, MD?
Condo fees in Greenbelt depend on the building or community and what the fee covers, such as exterior maintenance, insurance, water or amenities. Ask for the current budget, reserve study and any planned special assessments in the resale documents. We review those with buyers before the review deadline in the contract.
How can I see homes for sale in Greenbelt, MD before they hit the market?
This site does not have a live listing search. Instead, we set up a direct Bright MLS search for Greenbelt that alerts you to new and coming-soon listings matching your criteria, and we sometimes hear about homes before they launch. Call (301) 275-7744 to set yours up today.
What does the cost of living look like when moving to Greenbelt, MD?
Housing sets most of the cost of living in Greenbelt, MD, so the purchase price and mortgage rate drive the monthly budget. Add Prince George's County property tax, any municipal tax inside town limits, HOA or condo dues, utilities and commuting. Levi Loveless builds a monthly-cost sheet for each home before you offer.
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