Section 8 apartments near the MARC Camden Line
MARC's Camden Line runs from Camden Station at Camden Yards south through Howard County (Dorsey / Savage / Laurel) to Washington Union Station. Peak-hour commuter service.
Voucher protections vary by locality
Baltimore City's 2019 SOI ordinance predates MD state law but includes a 20%-per-building cap: landlords can legally refuse voucher applicants once voucher-holders occupy 20% of contiguous units. State law (2020 HOME Act) has no such cap and still applies. Public Justice and Maryland Legal Aid have documented weak Baltimore City enforcement of both the local ordinance and the state law — voucher-holder complaints often go unresolved. Practical effect: state law is your stronger legal footing here.
General information, not legal advice. For help with a specific case, use HUD’s fair-housing resources.
Section 8 listings in the Baltimore area
1 listing
Landlord-posted listings. Confirm availability, accepted voucher agency and utilities before applying.
2-bedroom HUD rent benchmarks along the line
| Neighborhood | ZIP | 2BR HUD benchmark / mo |
|---|---|---|
| Downtown Baltimore | 21201 | $2,110 |
Stations
- 1Camden Station— Downtown Baltimore
- 2St. Denis— Baltimore County
- 3Dorsey— Dorsey, Howard County
- 4Savage— Savage, Howard County
- 5Laurel— Laurel, MD
- 6Muirkirk— Muirkirk, Prince George's County
- 7Greenbelt— Greenbelt, MD
- 8Washington Union Station— Washington, DC
Other lines in Baltimore
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