Travel nurse housing in Maryland

149 furnished rentals listed by hosts for travelers across 59 cities, median $1,500 a month.

Active listings

149

Median asking rent

$1,500 a month

Price range

$700 to $5,500

Pet friendly

17%

Cities

59

Rent against fair market rent, by city

Fair market rent is HUD's figure for a one-bedroom in that city, the benchmark this page holds a housing stipend against. A city without a HUD figure shows no comparison.

What renting here costs

Median asking rent across the 149 listings is $1,500 a month, from $700 to $5,500. 76 of the 115 in a city with a HUD figure sit at or under their city's fair market rent for a one-bedroom.

Against the national average, Maryland runs housing 21% above and utilities 11% above. (Bureau of Economic Analysis regional price parities, Maryland, 2024.)

Maryland taxes wage income.

Browse by city

• Housing in Baltimore — 30 listings, median $1,400 a month, about even fair market rent, 16 under it, 14 private rooms, 23 openings at 6 hospitals
• Housing in Frederick — 9 listings, median $1,300 a month, $450 under fair market rent, 6 under it, 6 private rooms
• Housing in Upper Marlboro — 8 listings, median $1,263 a month, $897 under fair market rent, 6 under it, 6 private rooms, 5 openings at 1 hospital
• Housing in Bowie — 6 listings, median $1,400 a month, $1,180 under fair market rent, 5 under it, 5 private rooms
• Housing in Silver Spring — 6 listings, median $1,625 a month, $335 under fair market rent, 4 under it, 3 private rooms
• Housing in Waldorf — 5 listings, median $2,000 a month, $90 under fair market rent, 4 under it, 1 private room
• Housing in Brandywine — 4 listings, median $1,525 a month, 3 private rooms
• Housing in Glen Burnie — 4 listings, median $1,275 a month, $420 under fair market rent, 2 under it, 3 private rooms
• Housing in Hagerstown — 4 listings, median $925 a month, about even fair market rent, 2 under it, 3 private rooms
• Housing in Hyattsville — 4 listings, median $1,525 a month, $355 under fair market rent, 3 under it, 2 private rooms
• Housing in Laurel — 4 listings, median $1,200 a month, $810 under fair market rent, 4 under it, 3 private rooms
• Housing in Beltsville — 3 listings, median $1,200 a month, $630 under fair market rent, 3 under it, 3 private rooms
• Housing in Gaithersburg — 3 listings, median $1,200 a month, $820 under fair market rent, 2 under it, 2 private rooms
• Housing in Oxon Hill — 3 listings, median $2,800 a month, 1 private room
• Housing in Parkville — 3 listings, median $1,800 a month, $270 over fair market rent, 1 under it
• Housing in Capitol Heights — 2 listings, median $2,050 a month, $410 over fair market rent, 1 under it, 2 private rooms
• Housing in Churchton — 2 listings, median $2,025 a month
• Housing in Essex — 2 listings, median $1,700 a month, $270 over fair market rent, 0 under it, 1 private room
• Housing in Fort Washington — 2 listings, median $1,400 a month, $470 under fair market rent, 2 under it, 2 private rooms
• Housing in Frostburg — 2 listings, median $1,125 a month, 1 private room
• Housing in Lanham — 2 listings, median $1,600 a month, 2 private rooms
• Housing in Olney — 2 listings, median $1,200 a month, $1,230 under fair market rent, 2 under it, 2 private rooms, 6 openings at 1 hospital
• Housing in Reisterstown — 2 listings, median $1,350 a month, $210 under fair market rent, 1 under it, 2 private rooms
• Housing in Towson — 2 listings, median $1,500 a month, $270 under fair market rent, 1 under it, 1 private room, 3 openings at 1 hospital

Renting here as a traveler

76 of 115 listings sit under their city's fair market rent

Each listing is compared with HUD fair market rent for a one-bedroom in its own city, the benchmark this page holds a stipend against; 34 listings are in a city without one.

Olney asks the least against its benchmark

Median $1,200 a month against fair market rent of $2,430, $1,230 under, across 2 listings.

Baltimore carries 20% of the inventory

30 of 149 listings; Frederick 9, Upper Marlboro 8.

Maryland taxes wage income

The taxable base of a package is taxed at the state level as well as federally.

84 private rooms statewide

Median $1,200 a month, against $2,000 for an entire place.

25 listings take pets

17% of the listings state pets allowed; most in Baltimore.

Common questions

How much does travel nurse housing cost in Maryland?

149 listings on CircleRN ask from $700 to $5,500 a month, median $1,500.

Which Maryland city has the best housing value?

By asking rent against HUD fair market rent for its own city: Olney, median $1,200 against $2,430, $1,230 under, across 2 listings and 6 openings.

Can I rent a private room instead of an entire place in Maryland?

Yes. 84 of the 149 listings are private rooms with shared common areas, from $700 a month.

How do booking and payment work on CircleRN?

You message the host on CircleRN and make the arrangements with them directly, including payment. CircleRN does not hold or process rent. Never wire money before you have seen the place or spoken to the host; see the Trust & Safety page for the signs of a scam.

Housing in nearby states

• Housing in Virginia — 173 listings, median $1,600 a month, 74 of 137 under their city's fair market rent
• Housing in Pennsylvania — 129 listings, median $1,500 a month, 29 of 96 under their city's fair market rent
• Housing in Delaware — 36 listings, median $1,875 a month, 3 of 21 under their city's fair market rent
• Housing in District of Columbia — 31 listings, median $2,250 a month, 16 of 31 under their city's fair market rent
• Housing in West Virginia — 20 listings, median $1,600 a month, 0 of 10 under their city's fair market rent

Rentals in smaller cities

• 2-bedroom apartment in Owings Mills — $2,200 a month
• 3-bedroom townhouse in Joppatowne — $2,950 a month
• 1-bedroom private room in Cheverly — $2,300 a month
• 4-bedroom townhouse in Easton — $3,400 a month
• 1-bedroom private room in Gambrills — $1,150 a month
• 1-bedroom private room in Rockville — $1,300 a month
• 1-bedroom studio in Mount Airy — $1,600 a month
• 2-bedroom apartment in Clarksburg — $2,100 a month
• 1-bedroom private room in North Bethesda — $1,800 a month
• 2-bedroom private room in Randallstown — $1,150 a month
• 2-bedroom house in Taneytown — $2,500 a month
• 1-bedroom private room in Columbia — $2,000 a month
• 1-bedroom apartment in Camp Springs — $1,500 a month
• 1-bedroom private room in Kensington — $995 a month
• 2-bedroom house in Shady Side — $2,400 a month
• 1-bedroom private room in District Heights — $850 a month
• 1-bedroom apartment in Mechanicsville — $1,300 a month
• 1-bedroom private room in Clarksville — $2,000 a month
• 2-bedroom condo in Ocean City — $2,500 a month
• 1-bedroom private room in Kettering — $1,975 a month
• 2-bedroom house in Saint Leonard — $2,200 a month
• 1-bedroom apartment in Rock Hall — $1,200 a month
• 1-bedroom apartment in Bel Air — $1,600 a month
• 1-bedroom apartment in Port Deposit — $1,400 a month
• 1-bedroom private room in New Carrollton — $900 a month
• 1-bedroom private room in Hanover — $1,400 a month
• 1-bedroom private room in Leonardtown — $1,200 a month
• 2-bedroom house in Glenn Dale — $2,400 a month
• 2-bedroom house in Temple Hills — $2,700 a month
• 1-bedroom private room in Accokeek — $1,150 a month
• 1-bedroom private room in Ocean Pines — $1,200 a month
• 2-bedroom house in Newburg — $2,500 a month
• 1-bedroom private room in Boonsboro — $1,000 a month
• 1-bedroom apartment in Davidsonville — $2,100 a month
• 1-bedroom apartment in White Plains — $2,000 a month

Resources

Housing

• Housing stipend explained
• How to find travel nurse housing
• Trust & Safety

Maryland

• Hospitals in Maryland
• Travel nursing in Maryland
• Maryland assignments

Pay

• Weekly pay calculator
• How to read a pay package
• Tax home rules

Browse

• Housing by state
• Housing in District of Columbia
• Housing in Delaware
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