But that's the bad news. The good news is that even though the median price of a home sold in June was more than $9,000 less than the previous month, things are much worse elsewhere in Maryland and around the country.
The median price for a county home was $351,750, a 5 percent jump from June 2005, according to Metropolitan Regional Information Systems Inc., a Rockville-based listing service. That compares to an 18 percent average growth rate...
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