About Silver Spring, MD

If you could pin point the most exciting place to live in the United States, you could do a lot worse than picking the Philadelphia-Baltimore-Washington D.C. area. But as fantastic as all of those cities are, you still need a good series of suburbs to make living there manageable. One of the most popular of these suburbs is Silver Spring, Maryland. Located due north of Washington D.C., just inside the beltway, Silver Spring is a popular choice for average families and for the rich and famous of D.C. The city is just to the southwest of Baltimore and a quick drive to Philadelphia, as well. Founded in 1840 and named for the beautiful spring that was discovered there, Silver Spring today has a population of over 76,000 people squeezed into a small 7.6 square mile space. Even with the tight fit, Silver Spring has room to grow and it is a great choice for those folks looking for a new place to call home. A Silver Spring apartment is a great way to get started.

While the confines of Silver Spring is mostly limited to shopping and living, the surrounding area is rich with history and lots of fun things to do. Every kid wants to visit beautiful Washington D.C. to see all of the amazing sites. Even if you aren’t into history, a brief walk around greater Washington D.C. visiting the various monuments is an amazing experience. Just to the north you have the entire city of Baltimore, including the world famous Inner Harbor. And if that wasn’t enough, you have all of Philadelphia next door, too. Living in Silver Spring is truly an amazing experience, and there is no better way to check it out than from your very own Silver Spring apartment.

Without a doubt, the best part of living in Silver Spring is the location. Not only are you next door to commuting to and from Washington, D.C., Baltimore and Philadelphia, but there are also many places to work within Silver Spring, itself. No matter what your level of education or what your experience is in, the greater D.C. area likely has a job that’s perfect for you, and Silver Spring serves as a great starting point.

If you are in the market for a studio Silver Spring apartment, you can expect to pay $830-$1100 per month. If you are in need of a one bedroom Silver Spring apartment, you can expect to pay $1000 per month to start with. A larger Silver Spring apartment will likely cost you $1200, while a three bedroom style Silver Spring apartment will likely cost you $1500 per month.