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February 1st This week in Frederick County, the top real estate sale was a beautiful 1940's brick home that sold for $1.025 million. Read more about this weeks real estate sales.                   February 8th The top real estate sale this week was a 4

Introducing Our Newest Team Member Frederick Land & Home is proud to introduce Associate Broker, Jay Mason. Since 2004, Jay has been a licensed Realtor and completed the Maryland Association of Realtors Leadership Academy in the spring of 2016. Learn more

January 4th This week in Frederick County, the top real estate sale was a villa featuring more than $150,000 in upgrades including a master suite bathroom, quartz countertops, and hardwood floors. The property sold for $630,000. Read more about this weeks

November 23rd This week in Frederick County, the top real estate sale was a move-in ready home on 2+ acres of land, and it sold for $774,000. Read more about this weeks real estate sales.

October 5th This week in Frederick County, the top real estate sale was a beautiful brick colonial home that sold for $745,000. Read more about this weeks real estate sales.                 October 12th The top real estate sale this week was a custom built

December 7th This week in Frederick County, the top real estate sale was a newly constructed home on 3+ acres of land, and it sold for $776,248. Read more about this weeks real estate sales.

Deadline to file application for Homestead Tax Credit Eligibility is December 31, 2102. Download PDF file

The Maryland Department of the Environment (MDE) has adopted new septic system regualtions that will be effective January 1, 2013. Download PDF file

Hurricane Katrina survivor moves in to Habitat for Humanity duplex Originally published November 29, 2011 By Stephanie Mlot News-Post Staff   Over the last six years, Deborah Gilbert's life transformed from a disaster to a miracle to a blessing. In 2005, Gilbert stuffed a

City of Frederick: Houses of worship OK in downtown zone Originally published January 09, 2011 By Patti S. Borda News-Post Staff   Frederick aldermen approved an ordinance change Thursday that allows houses of worship in the downtown business district. "We're really just going back

Frederick County Commissioners aim to loosen land-use rules Originally published January 08, 2011 By Meg Tully News-Post Staff   The Frederick County Commissioners are developing a process to review last year's downzonings. At the same time, they are identifying ways they can make

FROM THE FREDERICK NEWS-POST FEBRUARY 3, 2010   County taking another look at comprehensive plan Originally published February 03, 2010By Karen Gardner News-Post Staff   Frederick County Commissioners are working their way through the county's voluminous draft comprehensive plan that, when approved, will determine

The Division of Planning today announced the release of the Frederick Board of County Commissioners’ Draft Plan for the Countywide Comprehensive Plan titled, “Frederick County’s Future:  Many Places, One Community.” The Division will hold three public open houses where the land

As published in the Wednesday, December 16, 2009 edition of The Frederick News Post: Holtzinger fights county on annexations as one of last acts Originally published December 16, 2009 By Adam Behsudi News-Post Staff Former Mayor Jeff Holtzinger did more than prepare a farewell