Waldorf

Waldorf, Maryland Overview

Waldorf faces challenges across several categories, earning a C grade (48.2/100) and ranking #18 of 20 cities in Maryland. Even so, the city scores 70/100 in Education — a relative bright spot compared to its Outdoor Access score of 12/100.

Income & Employment in Waldorf

The median household income in Waldorf is $96,304, 2% below the statewide median of $98,461.

Cost of Living in Waldorf

The median home value is $383,100. Median monthly rent is $1,949. Renters spend 24.3% of income on rent, well within the 30% affordability guideline.

Health & Wellness in Waldorf

The adult obesity rate in Waldorf is 43.1%, above the national average and a factor in the city’s health profile. The diabetes prevalence rate is 13%. Residents report an average of 16.8 poor mental health days per month, above the typical range. Maryland ranks #8 nationally for overall health.

Education & Schools in Waldorf

Waldorf’s high school graduation rate of 94% is well above average, reflecting strong local school performance. The student-teacher ratio is 16:1. Local districts invest $17,415 per student, well above the national median. The city has 20 public schools serving 16,689 students. School data is sourced from the NCES Common Core of Data and EDFacts.

Climate & Commute in Waldorf

Waldorf enjoys a moderate climate with an annual average of 58.6°F. Summers average 74.8°F. Winters average 43.9°F. Annual precipitation is 42.8 inches. Commutes average 39.4 minutes, above the Maryland average of 27.3 minutes.

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