7 of Maryland's Worst Places To Live

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  • Опубликовано: 22 май 2024
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    02:23 Salisbury Maryland
    03:56 Hyattsville Maryland
    05:29 Baltimore Maryland Worst Neighborhoods
    10:07 Dundalk Maryland
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Комментарии • 105

  • @WaveManMike
    @WaveManMike 6 дней назад

    As someone from Hyattsville who still lives in Hyattsville I will say, it’s rough but for lower income families it’s one of the best cities in the area.
    Going a bit more south in the county would be considerably more dangerous.
    If I wasn’t a Maryland native and moved to the state I’d probably move to Montgomery County (but too expensive) or Charles County instead.

  • @stacythacker5821
    @stacythacker5821 Год назад +7

    I used to live in Aberdeen. At the time I worked in Rockville with my mother. We drive all that distance just fine. We stop at Walmart this night. These two guys get out of their car at the same time we do. They continue to follow us through out the store. We finally get out to our car. All of a sudden our tire light is on. We had no indication of this as we made that long drive just fine. We also noticed the same car we noticed those guys get out of following us. Luckily we make it home without having to stop and thank god for that cause I dread to think what would have happened to us. But my step father checks out the tire the next day and it was slashed. This was the Walmart close to Aberdeen Proving Grounds.

    • @suburbias
      @suburbias Год назад +1

      I was offered cheap rent in a house in Aberdeen near hte proving grounds. This has swayed me ugh.

    • @christopherkelly9985
      @christopherkelly9985 Год назад

      Are you whyte?

  • @DFord301
    @DFord301 2 года назад +10

    I’m from Maryland, and I agree with this video

  • @jaylewis5035
    @jaylewis5035 Год назад +4

    There used to be a Read's Drug on Shipping Place in Dundalk. Once a week they would run a sale on tuna fish and there would be dozens of people waiting for the store to open. They would rush into the store, grab the tuna fish and then sit outside and eat right out of the can. They actually carried can openers in their pockets.

  • @markbanash921
    @markbanash921 Год назад +5

    Both of my children were born at St Agnes and it makes me sad to know how accurate this report is. Maryland is a wonderful state with a lot of variety packed into a small area. But for some reason there doesn't seem to be a lot of desire for people in the better areas to share with those in the other areas. I can't imagine anyone in Bethesda ever wanting to help someone out in Jessup or Laurel

    • @giovannahiggins5903
      @giovannahiggins5903 4 месяца назад +1

      I have lived in Bethesda for the last 10 years, and I was thinking of moving to Salisbury MD. I'm glad I'm watching this video now.

  • @docagoo
    @docagoo 2 года назад +5

    My SO and I are actually driving up next week to drive around and take a look at neighborhoods and different places around baltimore to get a lay of the land. Were planning on moving in the begining of may from wv. Renting for now but if we fall in love we might buy a house in the future.

    • @LIVINGINBALTIMOREMARYLAND
      @LIVINGINBALTIMOREMARYLAND  2 года назад +2

      Fantastic! Let’s jump on a Zoom call soon to connect. It’ll be a big change from WV.

  • @APPBURY
    @APPBURY 4 месяца назад

    Hello, thank you for sharing this video. What is your opinion about Silver Springs, Md. Thanks.

  • @aubsta1
    @aubsta1 9 месяцев назад +1

    I came from NY to attend grad school at UMD. Unfortunately, I leased an appartment in Hyattsville....there were two major shootouts there a week after I moved in. LOL

  • @schweinhund7966
    @schweinhund7966 11 месяцев назад +3

    I was born on Light Street before Alaska or Hawaii were states. My mother started out life on Moser Street. We moved to Ferndale and then Glen Burnie in 1965. Visited Edgewood Arsenal area many times in the early 1960s. I routinely visited the permanently closed Methodist Church in Dundalk in the mid 1960s. I was an unarmed security guard for McCormicks in the Inner Harbor, a trucking lot in Curtis Bay and a construction site just south of Cherry Hill while in college. Graduated UM in College Park. It was not until I left the area in the military serving overseas and in other states that I saw the light. There is a reason the Colts left in 1984. There is a reason the Bullets left. There is a reason the Clippers left. There is a reason the Blades folded. It was awesome to see the inner Harbor renovated. I was proud to be from the area but ultimately I left for greener pastures. Mom will pass away in Maryland… loves it to her core despite the decline of the inner city (well portrayed in “The Wire”) ; the massively corrupt politicians (well funded city schools cannot graduate people at grade level); ridiculous taxes for the return; the I-695 “crawl;” etc. I go back to visit routinely to see family and it is sad watching so much decay in the old neighborhoods…. I hope anyone going to Maryland has a great experience … I truly wish them well as my childhood was! But politicians drove me away when I could not vote them out of office. Maryland soldiers contributed all out of proportion to their size to make this country free as the “Old Line” soldiers were some of the very few General Washington could count on to attempt to stand toe to toe against the British in combat (well documented in “Washington’s Immortals”) but that spirit has been all but washed out of Maryland’s history. I see no hope of political accountability. That said, there are still nice neighborhoods in Maryland if you need to move there… I hope your videos cover them well.

    • @guyfish2637
      @guyfish2637 5 месяцев назад

      Ravens vs 49ers! Christmas Day, 2023.

  • @davonfowler8236
    @davonfowler8236 Год назад +3

    Please don't forget pimlico/park heights if you visit during Preakness. To the track and back do not get lost in park heights

  • @CurlyBill12
    @CurlyBill12 Месяц назад

    Good list. You can also include pretty much all of PG County, most of Charles County, southern Montgomery County, Columbia, Brooklyn Park, Randallstown, parts of Hagerstown, and Woodlawn. There are other places... but that's a good start.

  • @Angelic_Vanguard
    @Angelic_Vanguard 10 месяцев назад +5

    Is Dundalk low income? yes. Is it anywhere near as impoverished/crime ridden as he suggests? no. I live just outside of Dundalk and I have never had an issue.

  • @Titanfall979vr
    @Titanfall979vr 11 месяцев назад +1

    I have lived in Edgewood and visit my grandparents there and yeah he has a pair but there are meany houses to live in that are great so it depends on what you want and or looking for

  • @boondoggle4820
    @boondoggle4820 Год назад +7

    Or, the places where you can find affordable housing in Maryland! But, it’s more affordable for a reason. All kidding aside, depending on your background and what you’re used, if you’re used to blue collar working class neighborhoods with no frills, you may be okay moving to some of these areas if it’s a good enough deal. I would just stay away from the rough neighborhoods in Baltimore City at all costs. Nothing is worth that. This is especially true if you have kids. The public schools are awful.

  • @danielgeiman1472
    @danielgeiman1472 Год назад +2

    Yes I agree too.

  • @gregadams9
    @gregadams9 5 месяцев назад +2

    Not gonna lie as a young black man whose from Baltimore and still here. 2023 was the year that I experienced the most racism in my life here in Maryland as I was conducting my dog walking job on multiple occasions througout Baltimore City/County, Howard County, Harford County and Anne Arundel County

    • @tammyreise
      @tammyreise 29 дней назад

      Smh, this video isn’t about racism. Its about worst neighborhoods to reside… the most crime infested areas are the ones dontaveous and them lives… at least you can have a dog walking business in those places the so called racism is…. I bet you can’t in blackevious ville…

  • @gregadams9
    @gregadams9 5 месяцев назад +3

    The prejudice I experienced in MD this year wasnt violent but was the typical subtle undercutting type racism. It was so bad that it lead to me getting fired by my company due to lies from non black pet owners and its honestly making me loathe non black people and it further led to me hating MD at this point especially since its the South but is a Northern state as well despite how complicated the racial history is here

    • @Mias-trailerparkgarden
      @Mias-trailerparkgarden Месяц назад

      What part of MD I was looking into moving there but my family is interracial but I also realize you can’t out run racism

  • @DudePlays
    @DudePlays Год назад +4

    Can you do a video on Frederick?

  • @trackguy4038
    @trackguy4038 8 месяцев назад

    Times have changed. I grew up in the 70s just north of Dundalk, and was a thriving blue collar area then.

  • @JERios-wv8lx
    @JERios-wv8lx 4 месяца назад +1

    Thanks for the info.....A couple of days ago i was watching a Salisbury video and saw it has a lovely downtown, and thought i would like to know more about the city,........until i saw (in that same video) a black guy with a machine gun at broad daylight on a shootout in downtown!!! 😮

  • @user-vb5in3pu3s
    @user-vb5in3pu3s Месяц назад

    I left Maryland not a good state. Grew up there as well. Comptroller of Maryland came out with some concerning statistics as well. Those going to Maryland hope it works out. There are some really nice spots by the water

  • @5263rahul
    @5263rahul 2 года назад +2

    Hey can you please suggest that which place (safety being priority)should I look for if I'm attending UMD. Thanks

    • @LIVINGINBALTIMOREMARYLAND
      @LIVINGINBALTIMOREMARYLAND  2 года назад

      Which campus are you attending? Do you have a vehicle for transportation?

    • @5263rahul
      @5263rahul 2 года назад

      @@LIVINGINBALTIMOREMARYLAND I'll be attending school of medicine located in baltimore city. Initially I won't be having any mode of transportation but will have it in a month or two. I would really appreciate if you could tell me for both the scenarios.

  • @natalieeanne
    @natalieeanne 10 месяцев назад +5

    Pretty much all the areas I’ve been looking to rent in because of the affordability - for a single female. I guess it’s just a pipe dream, and the rent is affordable for a reason 😢. It seems like Hagerstown is the only option for affordable rent in a safer area?

    • @AG-sx9ws
      @AG-sx9ws 9 месяцев назад

      You will get raped there. Relative to Maryland, Hagerstown has a crime rate that is higher than 95% of the state's cities and towns of all sizes.

  • @MIKESMITH-jc2ki
    @MIKESMITH-jc2ki 2 года назад

    Do you have any comments about Hagerstown please

  • @michaelgillespie9579
    @michaelgillespie9579 Год назад +5

    I lived in Cherry Hill and had no problems. I loved Middle Branch Park. So sad it has a bad reputation.

    • @davonfowler8236
      @davonfowler8236 Год назад +3

      Been in cherry hill and Westport since forever and true but he's right if you not from here

  • @Saints_ravenfortheRainbow
    @Saints_ravenfortheRainbow 3 месяца назад

    Parts of North Ave in Baltimore as well.

  • @mindiscott9749
    @mindiscott9749 Год назад +6

    West Baltimore is the worst of anywhere in MD. Cops don't even like to go in there. Just saying. Basically stay away from Route 40 corridor in general in Harford County. I grew up in Bel Air/HARCO since 1969. Like he says there are pockets that are ok but in general steer clear of Route 40, even in Abingdon, Havre de Grace & Joppatown.

    • @LIVINGINBALTIMOREMARYLAND
      @LIVINGINBALTIMOREMARYLAND  Год назад +2

      @MINDISCOTT thanks for your perspective and input. I agree with you, the route 40 corridor is quite a challenge from Baltimore City all the way up into Delaware. Do you still live in Harford County?

    • @mindiscott9749
      @mindiscott9749 Год назад +1

      @LIVING IN BALTIMORE MARYLAND I do. After high school I lived in college park for college (you were spot on with Hyattsville although it's wasn't as bad back in 79-82) and then Historic ellicott city (loved!), then bought a townhouse in Baltimore city between wolf and Anne st on Fairmont Ave for a couple years. Then back up to HARCO, Fallston, village of forest Hill (meaning historic section of forest hill, in the original 1890 livery stable converted to a house on rt 24, then Fallston again, and back to bel air for the last 22 years. Raised my kids in Bel Air. I love that it's become more artistic and encouraging of small businesses. Highly recommend! ❤️

  • @katcarr2003
    @katcarr2003 Год назад +2

    Hi... any thoughts on edgemere?

    • @LIVINGINBALTIMOREMARYLAND
      @LIVINGINBALTIMOREMARYLAND  Год назад +1

      The waterfront homes in Edgemere are beautiful! Where are you looking to move from?

    • @katcarr2003
      @katcarr2003 Год назад

      @@LIVINGINBALTIMOREMARYLAND Thank you for responding! I actually just closed on Friday, yayyy!! I am moving from DC, and know nothing about Baltimore, lol. Was hoping for a little insight about the area, to late now, haha. From my google research it seems like decent place. It is not a waterfront property; the idea of water and small kids made me nervous. If, you are able to offer any further insight about the area, I would love to hear from you. Thanks in advance and HAPPY HOLIDAYS!!

  • @michaelshifflette
    @michaelshifflette 4 месяца назад

    Moving from Essex to Aberdeen, I'm very surprised they are on this list.

  • @ga8355
    @ga8355 10 месяцев назад +2

    What about white marsh / perry hall? Is this a decent area to live or should it be avoided?

    • @LIVINGINBALTIMOREMARYLAND
      @LIVINGINBALTIMOREMARYLAND  10 месяцев назад +4

      It’s a good spot. Very close to 95. Check out the Perry Hall Vlog I did a few years ago.

    • @c.c.1070
      @c.c.1070 4 месяца назад

      To be totally honest with you, we steer clear away from White Marsh and the Avenue in the warmer months now. If you take a ride thru the parking lots at night, you’ll see the police cameras with the blinking blue lights all over the place now. The problem isn’t the people that live there, it’s the younger individuals that come from other areas and wreak havoc. It got so bad that they have curfews all summer. We don’t even go to Towson at night in the warmer months bcuz of the same thing. Basically, if an area has a bus line thru it, it’s not all that safe. That’s just the reality!

  • @chadallen496
    @chadallen496 Год назад +13

    I am absolutely SHOCKED that Hagerstown wasn't on your list.

    • @chadallen496
      @chadallen496 11 месяцев назад +1

      @@jamiemichael6237 Have you ever been to Hagerstown?

    • @AG-sx9ws
      @AG-sx9ws 9 месяцев назад

      @@chadallen496 Relative to Maryland, Hagerstown has a crime rate that is higher than 95% of the state's cities and towns of all sizes.

    • @Konform2zoidberg
      @Konform2zoidberg 5 месяцев назад

      As am I. Surprisingly good restaurants and like three hotels (conservatively) that you should stay the hell away from

    • @Konform2zoidberg
      @Konform2zoidberg 5 месяцев назад

      But like high crime, Ton of drugs, no real political economy (besides meritus) and not the best people.

    • @willdee7022
      @willdee7022 4 месяца назад

      @@Konform2zoidbergwhat is meritus?

  • @giovannahiggins5903
    @giovannahiggins5903 4 месяца назад

    Wow I was looking to move to Salisbury MD. I live in MD for 30 years in Montgomery County either Olney, Aspenhill and for the last 10 years in Bethesda MD. But the schools bulling and the ideology been thought to children is not something I want for my 16 year old and my 9 year old. So far my 9 year he is home school since may last year.

  • @c.c.1070
    @c.c.1070 4 месяца назад

    I grew up in the O’Donnell Heights and then the Gray Manor area of Dundalk. I’ve NEVER had a problem whatsoever crime related or people related, and I’m 53 years old. The problem with Dundalk isn’t the people who have grown up there or the generations of families that have lived in Dundalk all their lives. The problem, and this is just the reality of it wether people want to realize it or even hear it, is the ones that have moved to Dundalk. If you talk to people who have grown up in Dundalk, you’ll hear them speak of a tight knit community with a small old time feel. The people OF DUNDALK will do anything for their neighbors. Also the truth is that ANY place that’s on a main bus line, are the not so great areas. Most of the crime in Dundalk is caused from the younger generation. That’s not being prejudice, that’s just the truth. It’s not about what race or ethnicity they’re, it’s the generation as a whole. Growing up we were onry sure, but we never stole or destroyed anyone’s property, bcuz we had respect. In the 80’s and early 90’s all my friends had BMX bikes that were worth a lot of money, with a few of us that had BMX bikes that had up to $1,300 in them. We were never afraid to ride around day or night with them in fear of having them stolen. Of course there was 1 or 2 places we wouldn’t go, but there was probably 20 places that we would go. If you look at Dundalk as a whole today, the majority is perfectly safe. It may be 2 or 3 areas that make Dundalk have a bad name. And of course they’re within the major bus routes. I see people making comments about racism in Dundalk and I don’t have any idea where in Dundalk you’d find racist people, bcuz in all my years of going to school, living and playing in Dundalk, you didn’t hear the word “race”. We ALL got along. Besides Dundalk, I’ve lived in Edgemere, Essex, Ocean City, Smithsburg, PA, Abingdon, and now Dundalk again and Dundalk was the least racist place that I lived in.

  • @suying9804
    @suying9804 26 дней назад

    There’s a lot of diversity in Salisbury. I love it. Of course if you’re in a bad neighborhood you expect bad things. But besides that, it’s a nice place but lower paying jobs. I live by the zoo and have yet to have any issues. I think this video was during the pandemic or thereafter

  • @doncrist2012
    @doncrist2012 Год назад +2

    Highland town ,Pimlico ,dundalk,

  • @5.0h76
    @5.0h76 10 месяцев назад +1

    In edgewood eloise lane is the worst part and edgewood rd around edgewater village apartments

  • @greekgod200486
    @greekgod200486 Год назад +3

    i live in dundalk. yeah some parts of dundalk are sketchy like turners station or saint helena. is dundalk great? no. do i want to live here? not at all. i grew up here and inherited my childhood home so this is where i am. haha

    • @IamTalathia
      @IamTalathia Год назад +2

      I moved away and came back- but bought a place in Edgemere. I rarely go in unless I have to. I lived behind Patapsco during my childhood.. it was was shocking when I moved away and saw that.. most places aren't like that..

    • @AG-sx9ws
      @AG-sx9ws 9 месяцев назад

      dundalk is fine. they just need to build a wall around inverness.

    • @IamTalathia
      @IamTalathia 9 месяцев назад

      i choked on my coffee when i read this, thank, lmao, @@AG-sx9ws

  • @gregadams9
    @gregadams9 5 месяцев назад

    I can attest that the most prejudice areas in Baltimore County are Essex, Middle River, Rosedale and Dundalk but its MD as a whole in my opinion. Anyways Im done ranting, i just subbed and even tho im not rocking with non black folks right now maybe your content will further change my mind

  • @josephfarmer7236
    @josephfarmer7236 6 месяцев назад

    I am shocked at these statistics about elkton. I grew up in cecil county and elkton has always been just another town to us. He is unfortunately correct about the methadone clinics and zombies walking around near the hospital. I think the major problem that plagues elkton is the fact that it is basically a crossroads of 3 cities and it catches the worst of people passing through especially with drug trafficking

  • @stacynash4148
    @stacynash4148 3 месяца назад +1

    Where in Maryland is safe and lots of restaurants?

    • @LIVINGINBALTIMOREMARYLAND
      @LIVINGINBALTIMOREMARYLAND  3 месяца назад +1

      There are plenty of places in all parts of the state. In the Baltimore area a few I recommend are Columbia, Severna Park, Laurel, Ellicott City, Towson, Owings Mills, White Marsh, Lutherville, and Bel Air. Any particular food you are looking for Stacy?

  • @SamuraiArist
    @SamuraiArist 4 месяца назад

    Born and raised in Edgewood Maryland myself, moved away back in 2019. Never realized how different home was compared to others lol people out here in Wisconsin wouldn't make it out there 😂

    • @LIVINGINBALTIMOREMARYLAND
      @LIVINGINBALTIMOREMARYLAND  4 месяца назад

      It's crazy how things have changed. I lived in Edgewood too for a few years growing up and it's quite different to go back.

  • @susanray8359
    @susanray8359 9 дней назад

    Cumberland MD:I wish Josh Kelty was an advocate against domestic violence rather than an advocate of domestic violence. I wish he would do his job rather than abuse his position to get men off!

  • @sweetladyfromdc
    @sweetladyfromdc Год назад +5

    I can't listen to the rest after you listed Hyattsville as 7 of the worst places to live in Md. lol

    • @donjuan1620
      @donjuan1620 Год назад

      Actually Langley park chillum west Hyattsville high drug areas property crime and shootings

    • @salvatiere
      @salvatiere Год назад

      Just one person's opinion. It sounds like the experience the presenter is sharing must have happened a long time ago unless he recently graduated. Not the year nor the location were disclosed. UMD is located in College Park. To get to Hyattsville, you still need to pass University Park and Riverdale, so who knows. We live in Hyattsville and never had an issue, at least in our ward. To us, Hyattsville is a beautiful and diverse neighborhood. We feel safe.

  • @josephmclean515
    @josephmclean515 Год назад +4

    My hometown is Ellicott city😊

  • @chriswright331
    @chriswright331 2 месяца назад

    Cumberland is
    Little Baltimore

  • @jamiemichael6237
    @jamiemichael6237 11 месяцев назад +1

    I am glad Hagerstown isn’t on this list

  • @chocolatecaramel4447
    @chocolatecaramel4447 4 месяца назад +1

    Some people might consider Salisbury because of it's ratio of Black to Whites. New Affordable Homes are coming there. Finally, people might gather there based political ideology. If it's so unsafe, it's not because of the presence of minorities, at least not according to City-Data.

    • @LIVINGINBALTIMOREMARYLAND
      @LIVINGINBALTIMOREMARYLAND  3 месяца назад

      Thanks for your perspective. I believe that the challenge that plagues Salisbury is the lack of high paying jobs. I feel companies that are looking for cheap labor setup in Salisbury as the land, construction and labor are very cheap.

  • @guyfish2637
    @guyfish2637 5 месяцев назад

    I think I would like Salisbury because I like Salisbury Steak. That is where it was invented... right?🤔

  • @stevestumpy6873
    @stevestumpy6873 10 месяцев назад +1

    Have you really been to Maryland? You missed Uptown, Highlandtown, the poor side of Aberdeen and a whole bunch more.

    • @LIVINGINBALTIMOREMARYLAND
      @LIVINGINBALTIMOREMARYLAND  10 месяцев назад +1

      Lived here my entire life. I try to keep my videos short, this is why I always encourage locals to chime in.

    • @stevestumpy6873
      @stevestumpy6873 10 месяцев назад +1

      @@LIVINGINBALTIMOREMARYLAND I live in Edgewood, there are a few bad places in Edgewood; the area behind where the Giant used to be and the grove apartments on Edgewood rd., but it's not like there are roaming gangs on the streets. Yes, the people are low class. The same can be said about Dundalk. But there are areas in Baltimore where you will get robbed, and sometimes even by the city.

  • @JBTomlett
    @JBTomlett Месяц назад

    you are out of date that buddy

  • @mrpinebluff
    @mrpinebluff 2 месяца назад

    Hyattsville sucks

  • @Hlb73
    @Hlb73 Год назад

    What about Cumberland md? I heard it’s racist there?

    • @LIVINGINBALTIMOREMARYLAND
      @LIVINGINBALTIMOREMARYLAND  Год назад +1

      Cumberland is a decent place. I like taking my family out in the fall for train rides through the mountains. In regards to you comment that Cumberland is racist that is completely incorrect! Individual people are racist not cities of people. Here is an independent link to learn a bit more about Cumberland: www.niche.com/places-to-live/cumberland-allegany-md/

  • @kathyhartje4143
    @kathyhartje4143 Год назад +2

    Avoid Columbia!

    • @LIVINGINBALTIMOREMARYLAND
      @LIVINGINBALTIMOREMARYLAND  Год назад +1

      Kathy, thanks for commenting. What don't you like about Columbia?

    • @d.m.3133
      @d.m.3133 Год назад +3

      Columbia is one of the best cities in the entire country. We were ranked the safest city in the United States by wallet hub just last Oct. We have consistently ranked best places to live by Forbes & Money Magazine and we are in the sixth richest county in America. It is a privilege to live here.

    • @aubsta1
      @aubsta1 9 месяцев назад

      ?!!??

  • @robertbusk4100
    @robertbusk4100 7 месяцев назад

    Maryland sounds like a very dangerous democrat state, I will never visit Maryland.

  • @sexyandiknowit45
    @sexyandiknowit45 Месяц назад +1

    Am just curious , how do people know they are going North OR East OR WEST ?