Positioned at $309K. Sold for $320K in five days.
After a $58K renovation, the home was listed at $309K and sold for $320K in five days. The seller netted more than $60K.
Online estimates can be useful starting points. But your home’s actual market position depends on its location, condition, improvements, competition and what buyers are doing right now.
What is my home worth in Southern Maryland? The Mark Frisco Team with CENTURY 21 New Millennium provides a custom home value analysis tailored to your property and your goals—based on local market data, not an automated estimate.

Automated estimates don’t walk through your home, evaluate renovations, understand your specific lot or waterfront characteristics, assess current competition or know your timeline.
A useful valuation should consider the property and the market surrounding it.
Automated home value tools use algorithms based largely on public records and general market data. They have no way of knowing that your home backs to a protected creek, sits in a sought-after school district, was recently renovated, or is three minutes from the NAS Patuxent River gate. In Southern Maryland, those details aren’t minor—they’re often the difference of tens of thousands of dollars.
A Comparative Market Analysis prepared by the Mark Frisco Team is built on real, current data: recent closed sales of comparable homes in your specific neighborhood, active listings you’re competing against, and pending contracts that reflect where the market is heading right now. We layer in local knowledge that no algorithm can replicate—waterfront access, flood zone impact, proximity to base, community amenities, and property-specific features that drive buyer demand in your area.
The result is a pricing range that reflects what serious, qualified buyers are actually willing to pay for a home like yours—not a generic estimate generated by a computer that has never set foot in Southern Maryland.
Pricing a home correctly requires recent comparable sales, current competition, buyer demand, and knowledge of your specific Southern Maryland market. Here’s what goes into your analysis.
Relevant nearby comparable properties.
What buyers can choose instead of your home today.
Renovations, maintenance, presentation and property-specific features.
Neighborhood, acreage, waterfront, commute, schools and amenities, and other location characteristics.
What buyers are responding to within the property’s price range.
Timeline, priorities and what the sale needs to accomplish.
Your home’s value impacts:
A precise pricing strategy helps avoid overpricing that stalls activity or underpricing that leaves money on the table.
When you request your home value, our team prepares:
There’s no obligation—just clear information to help you make informed decisions.

We provide home value assessments for properties across Calvert County, St. Mary’s County and Charles County. Each has its own pricing trends and buyer behavior—and within each county, communities and property types can behave very differently.
A waterfront home on the Chesapeake Bay in Calvert County carries different value considerations than a creek-front property in St. Mary’s County or a Potomac River lot in Charles County—even if the square footage and bed/bath counts are identical.
Military demand near NAS Patuxent River and Joint Base Andrews creates consistent buyer activity that many other markets don’t have. VA loan transactions, PCS timelines, and BAH rates all influence how quickly homes move and at what price. Estate properties, homes with acreage, properties on well and septic, and homes with deferred maintenance each require a different pricing lens. Getting it right from the start—rather than chasing the market with price reductions—is what separates a smooth, profitable sale from a frustrating one.
After a $58K renovation, the home was listed at $309K and sold for $320K in five days. The seller netted more than $60K.
With PCS orders and a firm timeline, the sellers received a full-price offer in three days—plus a negotiated two-month post-occupancy at no cost.
Read the Full StoryTell us a little about the property and we’ll take a closer look at its market position.
There’s no pressure and no obligation. After you submit your information, a member of the Mark Frisco Team will prepare a custom analysis specific to your property and reach out to walk you through it. You’ll receive a realistic pricing range, insight into current buyer demand in your area, and a clearer understanding of what your home could sell for in today’s Southern Maryland real estate market.
Whether you’re planning to sell in the next 30 days or just want to understand your position before making any decisions, this analysis gives you the information you need to move forward with confidence.
That’s okay. Many homeowners request a value simply to understand their position in the market. Whether you’re selling soon or just exploring options, we’re here to help when you’re ready.
A Comparative Market Analysis is a detailed review of recent home sales, active listings, and market trends specific to your property’s location, size, and condition. Unlike automated tools that rely on broad data, a CMA is prepared by a local expert who understands the nuances of your neighborhood—waterfront access, proximity to base, school zones, and property-specific features that directly impact value in Southern Maryland.
Home values can shift meaningfully from quarter to quarter based on inventory levels, interest rates, and buyer demand. In military-heavy markets like St. Mary’s County, seasonal PCS cycles also create predictable fluctuations in activity. A valuation from six months ago may no longer reflect today’s market, which is why current data matters when making pricing decisions.
No. Many homeowners request a home value simply to understand where they stand—whether they’re planning to sell soon, considering a refinance, or thinking about a future move. There’s no obligation attached to the request. The Mark Frisco Team provides this analysis as a free service to homeowners across Calvert, St. Mary’s, and Charles Counties.