Nick Jungmarker - Long & Foster Real Estate

01/28/2026

12/29/2025

Butcher’s Hill living at its best 🏙️
Spacious, modern, and steps from everything Baltimore has to offer.

Beautifully renovated with historic charm, modern convenience, and valuable CHAP tax credits to help lower your monthly payment.

Highlights:
• Oversized lot + private garden and 3-car off-street parking
• Two decks for dining, fireworks, and city views
• Third-floor suite with full bath, walk-in closet, and wet bar
• Tons of storage + waterproofed lower level
• Upgraded systems for peace of mind

Blocks from Johns Hopkins, close to Fells Point waterfront, and right by Patterson Park — this home is lifestyle living.

DM me to tour or talk Baltimore real estate 🏡
Listed by another local agent.

12/29/2025

Proud to help another client sell their home and find the perfect next chapter. If you’re thinking about buying or selling, I’d love to support you every step of the way. Call or text anytime: 301-875-7182.

12/23/2025

706 W 34th St just sold for $368,500 and went under contract in only 3 days.

Strong demand, competitive pricing, and the right strategy make all the difference, especially in Baltimore’s market.

Thinking about buying or selling? Let’s talk. I’ll help you understand your options and move forward with confidence.

10/15/2025

Welcome to 13010 Evanston St, a spacious 5-bedroom, 3-bath home that checks every box for comfort, style, and location. Step inside to find a bright open floor plan, gleaming hardwood floors, and a beautifully finished lower level perfect for guests, a home office, or entertainment space.

Outside, enjoy a large backyard ready for family cookouts, morning coffee, or evening relaxation. This home sits in a quiet, tree-lined neighborhood with quick access to top-rated schools, Rockville Town Center, shopping, and major commuter routes.

💰 Listed at $595,000
📍 13010 Evanston St, Rockville, MD 20853

✨ Space, charm, and convenience — your next chapter starts here.

10/15/2025

🏡 Just Listed in Hampden! ✨

Welcome to 706 W 34th St, right on Baltimore’s famous Miracle on 34th Street. This updated 3-bedroom, 2-bath home blends modern comfort with classic Hampden charm. Enjoy an open layout, a refreshed kitchen and bathrooms, a covered back porch, and a private fenced yard perfect for relaxing or entertaining.

You’ll love being steps from The Avenue’s best cafes, shops, and local favorites in one of Baltimore’s most iconic and walkable neighborhoods.

💰 Listed at $350,000
📍 706 W 34th St, Baltimore, MD 21211

07/23/2025

🎓 Maryland SmartBuy 3.0: Pay Off Student Loans and Buy a Home 🏡

If you’ve got at least $1,000 in student loan debt and dream of owning a home in Maryland, this program could change your life. The Maryland SmartBuy 3.0 Program helps qualified buyers eliminate up to $20,000 of student loan debt when they purchase a home through the Maryland Mortgage Program.

Here’s what you need to know:

✅ Pay Off Up to $20K in Student Loans at Closing
SmartBuy 3.0 offers a 0% interest forgivable loan to pay off your student debt in full — no partial balances allowed. The maximum payoff is 15% of the home’s purchase price, capped at $20,000.

✅ Forgiven Over 5 Years
You don’t have to repay the loan if you stay in the home for 5 years — it’s forgiven 20% per year.

✅ Down Payment Help Available Too
You can combine this with Maryland’s down payment assistance programs — either $6,000 or 6% of the loan, depending on your income.

✅ Who Qualifies?
• First-time homebuyers qualify anywhere in Maryland
• Repeat buyers can also qualify if purchasing in Baltimore City
• Credit score around 720+ recommended
• Must meet income & debt-to-income (DTI) limits
• Homebuyer education required

This is one of the only programs that helps wipe out student debt and build equity through homeownership. Whether you're a first-time buyer or buying again in Baltimore City, this is your chance to level up.

📩 Contact me for a free consultation to see if you qualify and start your home search today!

07/18/2025

Across Maryland new growth corridors are reshaping where people live and work in 2025. In Frederick County communities like Urbana and Adamstown developers are delivering large‑yard single‑family homes starting in the mid $400,000s while providing amenities such as community pools and walking trails. On the Eastern Shore towns like Easton and Cambridge are seeing mixed‑use projects that blend townhomes with retail and waterfront parks. Western Maryland’s Hagerstown Metro area is also gaining traction with first‑time buyers who appreciate lower taxes and easy access to I‑70. For first‑time homebuyers these exurban areas offer more home for the money and room to grow. Sellers in these markets can spotlight community features like top‑rated schools and planned bike paths when listing their homes. Local investors have plenty of options too. Look for rental demand along new commuter bus routes into Baltimore and Washington DC, especially in towns like Bel Air and Waldorf where population growth is strongest. Balancing sprawl with smart infrastructure investments is essential to preserving Maryland’s community character while meeting rising housing demand.

Which Maryland region are you most excited to explore for your next home purchase?

07/16/2025

Discover Maryland’s Top Community Features That Boost Property Value 🛝

Strong community amenities are driving real estate appeal across Maryland, with buyers seeking more than just a house. Neighborhoods with access to parks, trails and community centers are seeing home values rise by 3–5 percent over the past year. In Baltimore County, areas like Towson and Essex have benefited from new greenway expansions and upgraded playgrounds, making them popular for families and active adults. First‑time buyers should look for towns with reputable school districts and nearby walkable shopping options, which tend to hold value even when the market cools. Sellers in these communities can highlight local festivals, farmers’ markets and volunteer initiatives in their listings to create an emotional connection with buyers. Local investors can tap into this trend by targeting multi‑family properties near transit hubs in Rockville and Silver Spring, where community-driven development is adding retail and dining options. As Maryland’s real estate landscape evolves, communities that foster connection and convenience will continue to outperform.

What community feature matters most to you when choosing a home—outdoor spaces, schools or local events?

07/15/2025

Median Price Holds at $652K as Montgomery County Homes Take 27 Days to Sell 📈

Montgomery County’s market is settling into summer with a median sale price of $652,000, up just 0.3 percent year over year, and homes taking an average of 27 days to sell, compared to 15 days last July. Sales volume dipped nearly 9.5 percent, with 951 homes sold in May versus 1,050 last year, suggesting buyer demand is steady and supply is catching up. First time buyers can find opportunity by focusing on townhome communities in Gaithersburg or condominium complexes near Bethesda, where entry points start closer to $450,000. Sellers should note that staging and minor cosmetic updates remain key; properties priced right and presented well still attract quick offers. Investors eyeing rental income will see strong demand near transit hubs such as Shady Grove and Rockville, where commute friendly locations drive occupancy rates above 95 percent.

With the market balancing between buyers and sellers, understanding local dynamics can be your advantage.

What feature matters most to you in your next Montgomery County home, price point, neighborhood amenities, or low maintenance?