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What Locals Say about Temple Hills

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Temple Hills brings easy living near DC: affordable homes, quick commutes, parks, and shopping. People like affordable homes, friendly blocks, quick commutes, transit, parks, and DC access. They dislike no dog parks, some theft, speeding, tight parking, and school or roadwork traffic.
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  • Trulia User
    Hillcrest Heights, Temple Hills
    "It’s giving very much 80’s crack epidemic, the area requires a substantial change both economically and societally. "
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  • Trulia User
    Marlow Heights, Temple Hills
    "I’ve lived here all my life, the neighborhood is changing and it’s safer than it used to be 15yrs ago!"
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  • Riley G.
    Hillcrest Heights, Temple Hills
    "sidewalks end abruptly, speedy drivers down narrow streets, the occasional unleashed dog. the park is very nice and well maintained, neighbors have guests parking in front of your house and the streets are tight."
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  • Ms. S.
    "The neighborhood is very friendly and if you are out walking your dog please utilize your poop bags and clean up after your pets as most dog owners do not clean up after them!!!!"
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  • Ms. S.
    "No dog park available in this area to walk your dog nor allow for your dog to interact with others. The cost to live isn’t too much here either... none the less it’s best to work and then go straight home. There is some people that steal packages from your door "
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  • Linda B.
    Hillcrest Heights, Temple Hills
    "very convenient to transportation and shopping. I drive and at the time do not use public transportation."
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  • Antonise M.
    Hillcrest Heights, Temple Hills
    "There is no dog parks like other neighborhoods. There should be an area where dogs can run play and use the bathroom"
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  • Samuel.odagbodo
    Marlow Heights, Temple Hills
    "Area, is developing. I like living here. Close to MGM, transportation, shopping. I love the feel of being close to the water. "
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  • Kinakia L. C.
    Marlow Heights, Temple Hills
    "I work in Fairfax, Va the commute for me is perfect it takes me about 35 mins to get to job in the morning and about the same in the evening. "
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  • Norman A. D.
    Hillcrest Heights, Temple Hills
    "Nice and close to DC and malls..affordable house’s in the area. Very close to major highways. Nice backyards and parking is pretty good "
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  • Christopher O.
    Hillcrest Heights, Temple Hills
    "The part of Temple Hills that I live in is a working class neighborhood. Most people keep to themselves but our friendly if you care for discussion."
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  • Crystal
    "We have Temple Hills community center which is awesome and we are part of a few clubs at the community center there are several events that we go to that are inexpensive about $5 we've gone to North Beach Chesapeake Beach motown plays log cabin trips movies the area is near giant grocery store shoppers, Aldi's, save a lot,Lidhls, An amazing thrift store on Allentown road Clinton is in for and we have a new Target in Oxon Hill,Rivertown. 5 minutes from the national Harbor MGM Grand the outlets so where right smack dab in the middle of everything. The community is growing and a great way."
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  • Antpine D.
    Hillcrest Heights, Temple Hills
    "its close to everything and I like how easy it is to get to D.C. I also like that the house affordable "
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  • Boodaqueen
    Hillcrest Heights, Temple Hills
    "Liquor stores and Carryouts! Oh, and nail salons and beauty supply stores! I forgot the countless tennis shoe stores. No prosperity shown in this community."
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  • Minhammbone@yahoo.com
    "It has been a lot of traffic due to the working on the roads. The are a few schools in the area, so when school starts that's when the traffic really gets kinds bad. "
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  • Mhrg17
    Marlow Heights, Temple Hills
    "There are plenty of sidewalks, but no dog parks. Most people keep their dogs in their yards, so there are few chances to socialization. "
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  • SkyeF.
    Marlow Heights, Temple Hills
    "The block I live on is very family oriented, 80% of the residents on my block are home owners, and its pleasantly quite."
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  • Carla W.
    Marlow Heights, Temple Hills
    "You see people walking their dogs different times during the day. Most make sure to have their dogs relived themselves on owners yard. "
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  • Ravenblache
    "Lots of access to public transportation and a twenty minute commute to downtown and a ten minute drive to national Harbor "
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  • Mikala H.
    "Quiet neighborhood for the most part, but the vast array of members in the community has changed tremendously. "
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  • Kim W.
    Hillcrest Heights, Temple Hills
    "Street parking can be rude at times , when some families have more than 2 vehicles per household. They rotate cars to hold spaces and they park like they have limousines when they have a regular size sedan. "
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  • Crystalangelous
    Marlow Heights, Temple Hills
    "Not terrible, til the VA people get on the road to go home. Then, just don't go out. Streets aren't bad, not too many potholes, drivers have sense. "
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  • Antpine D.
    Hillcrest Heights, Temple Hills
    "its alot of dog owners in the area so they would be real comfortable having a dog if they lived in this area .Plus there are couple of parks near by so they also can take these dogs there.."
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  • Ldunigan
    Hillcrest Heights, Temple Hills
    "all brick homes duplexes. charming. very rarely lose power. snow clean up timely. friendly neighbors. close to shopping and restaurants. "
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  • Keeley J.
    Hillcrest Heights, Temple Hills
    "I've lived in this neighborhood for over 3 years and everyone is friendly and look out for each other."
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Average Rent Trends in Temple Hills, MD

Rent in Temple Hills, MD varies by number of bedrooms and home type. Use these charts to quickly see how rent changes.
Average rent decreased in May 2026 compared to the previous month. Rent previously peaked in Mar 2025.
MonthAverage rent
Jun 2025$1,550
Jul 2025$1,750
Aug 2025$1,850
Sep 2025$1,800
Oct 2025$1,771
Nov 2025$1,800
Dec 2025$1,724
Jan 2026$1,703
Feb 2026$1,800
Mar 2026$1,750
Apr 2026$1,775
May 2026$1,700
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Average Rent By Bedroom and Home Type

In May 2026, Apartments and Condos were the most affordable home type to rent compared with Townhomes and Houses.
1 bed2 beds3 beds4 bedsAll
All home types$1,332$1,800$2,192—$1,700
Townhomes$850$1,700$2,150—$1,700
Apartments and Condos$1,500$2,000$1,650—$1,650
Houses—$2,276$2,500—$2,500
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Frequently Asked Questions about Rentals in Temple Hills, MD

  • What is the average rent of an apartment in Temple Hills, MD?
    The average rent of an apartment in Temple Hills, MD is $1,581 per month. This is about 18% lower than the national average.
  • What is the average rent of a house in Temple Hills, MD?
    The average rent of a house in Temple Hills, MD is $2,500 per month. This is about 30% higher than the national average.
  • What is the average rent of a townhome in Temple Hills, MD?
    The average rent of a townhome in Temple Hills, MD is $1,700 per month. This is about 12% lower than the national average.
  • When is the average rent cheapest in Temple Hills, MD?
    In the last year, the average rent in Temple Hills, MD was lowest in Jun 2025 when it was $1,550 per month.
  • When is the average rent most expensive in Temple Hills, MD?
    In the last year, the average rent in Temple Hills, MD was highest in Mar 2025 when it was $1,850 per month.
  • How does the rent of a 1 bedroom apartment compare to a studio apartment in Temple Hills, MD?
    The average rent of a 1 bedroom apartment in Temple Hills, MD is $1,332 per month. That is about $234 more than the cost of a studio apartment.
  • How many available rental listings are in Temple Hills, MD?
    There are 40 available rental listings in Temple Hills, MD.
  • What are some neighborhoods in Temple Hills, MD?
    Some neighborhoods in Temple Hills, MD include: Hillcrest Heights, Marlow Heights.
  • What are some zip codes in Temple Hills, MD?
    Temple Hills, MD includes zip codes such as: 20748, 20757.
  • What are some cities near Temple Hills, MD?
    Some nearby cities include: Suitland, Camp Springs, Forest Heights, Oxon Hill, Coral Hills. These cities may have more rental options to explore.