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Welcome to Phoenix, MD

The small suburb of Phoenix is located in Baltimore County, just north of Baltimore City. Its lack of overdevelopment gives Phoenix real estate a rural charm, although the community has recently experienced significant growth. In 1994, the town’s first elementary school, Jackson Elementary, opened on 25 acres of Phoenix real estate. Today, it serves close to 600 area students. Several new home communities have also been developed, to accommodate the town’s growth. And three private golf courses, in addition to the Jacksonville Manor Shopping Center, cater to Phoenix real estate owners. With all that this modest town already has to offer, it’s sure to attract even more growth in the coming years, making now an ideal time to relocate to Phoenix real estate.
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