Prince George's County property tax rates, 2025–26

Combined rates for each of 28 places, lowest first. Each page shows the rate of every taxing unit that makes up the total.

Lowest combined rate
1.112Prince George's County (outside towns)
Highest combined rate
1.8105Greenbelt
Places
282025–26
Prince George's County (outside towns) 1 1.112 1.112
Capitol Heights 1 1.3695 1.3695
Bowie 1 1.388 1.388
Brentwood 1 1.395 1.395
Glenarden 1 1.3957 1.3957
College Park 1 1.411 1.411
Upper Marlboro 1 1.412 1.412
Edmonston 1 1.4509 1.4509
University Park 1 1.4683 1.4683
Fairmount Heights 1 1.477 1.477
Forest Heights 1 1.4774 1.4774
Cottage City 1 1.4928 1.4928
Berwyn Heights 1 1.536 1.536
New Carrollton 1 1.5411 1.5411
Landover Hills 1 1.546 1.546
North Brentwood 1 1.574 1.574
Seat Pleasant 1 1.575 1.575
Eagle Harbor 1 1.5837 1.5837
Cheverly 1 1.6029 1.6029
Hyattsville 1 1.622 1.622
Riverdale Park 1 1.682 1.682
Laurel 1 1.684 1.684
District Heights 1 1.720 1.720
Bladensburg 1 1.733 1.733
Mount Rainier 1 1.741 1.741
Colmar Manor 1 1.7782 1.7782
Morningside 1 1.807 1.807
Greenbelt 1 1.8105 1.8105

Rates are per $100 of assessed value, 2025–26.

Source: Maryland State Department of Assessments and Taxation, 2025-2026 Tax Rates & Homestead Credit Caps. Retrieved 2026-10-24.

Property tax in Prince George's County

In 2025–26, combined rates in Prince George's County run from 1.112 in Prince George's County (outside towns) to 1.8105 in Greenbelt, per $100 of assessed value. On an assessed value of $300,000, that's $3,336 to $5,432 a year before credits or relief.

Maryland property is taxed by the state, the county and, inside an incorporated town or city, the town. The Department of Assessments and Taxation publishes all three rates for every jurisdiction; the combined rate here is their sum.

Choose a place above to see each rate that makes up its total and estimate a bill, or read the Maryland property tax guide.