Maryland HOA & Condo Websites
Whether your association is in Baltimore, Montgomery County, Prince George’s County, Anne Arundel County, Howard County, Frederick County, or elsewhere in Maryland, PropertyPop can help design, build, launch, and maintain your community website.
Everything Your Maryland Community Website Needs
PropertyPop provides Maryland HOAs and condominium associations with a centralized online hub for governing documents, community announcements, meeting information, calendars, forms, directories, newsletters, and other resources.
Maryland HOA & Condo Websites Built for Your Community
Give residents the tools they need in one place
PropertyPop websites combine resident portals, document management, online forms, communications, payments, calendars, and other tools that make it easier for Maryland communities to stay organized.
PropertyPop websites combine resident portals, document management, online forms, communications, payments, calendars, and other tools that make it easier for Baltimore HOAs to stay organized.
Residents-Only Portal
Every Resident receives custom login credentials to access the private Community Portal.
Member Directory
A digital phonebook for your Association, makes it simple to find your neighbors.
Documents Hub
Organized and simple to use online Document Storage for all your Association files.
Pay Dues Online
Residents can pay dues via your Association website easy as 1-2-3
Eblasts & Newsletters
Send E-blast Announcements in a timely manner that are simple and fast to put together.
Voting Polls & Surveys
Get a pulse on community feedback. Gauge Resident interest with community surveys
🚨 Maryland’s HOA Website Laws Are Evolving 🚨
As of August 2026:
Maryland state lawmakers have recently considered legislation that would have significantly expanded online access to HOA records.
In mid-2026, Senate Bill 919 and House Bill 1600 proposed requiring Maryland HOAs with at least 100 lots to make specified books and records available through the association’s website, online portal, or mobile application.
Current Status Of Maryland HOA Website Laws:
At this time the law has not yet been enacted however, if passed, it would require an HOA without a community website platform to develop one capable of storing specified records.
Currently, the Maryland General Assembly’s bill pages show SB 919 and HB 1600 remain in the legislative process rather than being officially enacted yet.
Another 2026 proposal, HB 1260, would have required certain common ownership communities or HOA management agents to maintain specified resale-disclosure information on their websites in downloadable form and at no cost. That bill has not yet been enacted into law.
Maryland HOA Website Law & Current Online-Records Status
| Issue | Maryland Status |
|---|
| Statewide website requirement for every HOA | No current blanket mandate identified |
| Statewide website requirement for every condominium | No current blanket mandate identified |
| Website referenced as a communication option | Yes |
| Electronic delivery of certain records | Yes |
| Online HOA records legislation considered in 2026 | Yes |
| 2026 proposal for HOAs with 100+ lots | Pending, not enacted |
| Proposal to expand online resale disclosures | Not enacted |
| Direction of recent legislation | Increasing emphasis on electronic access & transparency |
This makes a professional association website a useful operational tool to begin considering and implementing, even where state law does not yet require every community to have one, the trend is certaintly moving this direciton.
Maryland HOA Websites Built With State Requirements in Mind
Public Website
- 🏠 Community Information
- 📅 Meetings & Events
- 📞 Board / Management Contacts
- 📄 General Documents
- 📢 Announcements
Resident Portal
- 🔐 Financial Documents
- 📋 Meeting Minutes
- 📁 Association Records
- 👥 Resident Directory
- 📝 Private Forms
Maryland HOA & Condo Association Laws
Maryland community associations operate under several different statutory frameworks depending on the type of community.
Maryland Homeowners Association Act
Maryland’s homeowners association requirements are primarily found in Title 11B of the Maryland Real Property Article. These statutes address subjects including HOA meetings, notices, records, disclosures, governing documents, assessments, and other association responsibilities.
Common Ownership Communities
The Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development maintains a statewide Common Ownership Communities resource that provides information about residents’ rights and responsibilities, local common ownership community programs, and recent legislation. PropertyPop can help your Maryland association organize this information into a website that is easier for homeowners to access and navigate.
Maryland Condominium Act
Maryland condominiums are primarily governed by Title 11 of the Maryland Real Property Article, commonly referred to as the Maryland Condominium Act. The statute addresses condominium governance, budgets, records, meetings, insurance, financial matters, owner rights, and other responsibilities.
A Maryland HOA Website Built Specifically For Your Community
PropertyPop builds each website around the association’s actual needs, branding, documents, amenities, communication preferences, and resident experience.
Your Maryland community website can include:
- Association governing documents
- Rules & regulations
- Board of Directors information
- Meeting schedules
- Meeting notices
- Meeting minutes
- Community announcements
- Annual budgets
- Financial information
- Insurance information
- Community forms
- Architectural request forms
- Maintenance requests
- Resident directories
- Community calendars
- Amenity information
- Neighborhood maps
- Photo galleries
- Newsletters
- Secure resident-only resources
- Online payments and integrations
- And more
PropertyPop also handles the technical side of the website so your board or management company does not have to become a web-development team.
Maryland HOA & Condo Association Requirements
| Area | Maryland Requirement / Consideration |
|---|---|
| Online Records | As of 2026 legislation proposed broader online-record requirements for certain size HOAs, howver the proposals have not been enacted yet. |
| Website Requirement | Maryland does not currently appear to impose a universal statewide website mandate on every HOA or condominium association. |
| HOA Meetings | Maryland generally requires HOA meetings to be open to members, subject to statutory exceptions for closed sessions. |
| Meeting Notice | HOA members must receive reasonable notice of regularly scheduled open meetings. |
| Owner Records | Maryland condominium law provides unit owners with rights to examine and copy association books and records, subject to statutory exceptions. |
| Financial Statements | Certain condominium financial statements must be provided to requesting unit owners within statutory timeframes. |
| Meeting Minutes | Certain condominium meeting minutes must be provided upon proper written request within statutory timeframes. |
| Annual Budgets | Condominium annual budgets must be provided to unit owners, with electronic transmission and website posting among the permitted methods. |
Maryland HOA & Condo Website Examples
PropertyPop builds professional HOA and condominium websites that give Maryland residents a central place to find the information they need — See how real community associations use PropertyPop websites to organize information, communicate with residents, showcase amenities, and provide secure access to community resources.
Maryland HOA & Condo Website FAQs
Is Maryland considering new HOA website requirements?
Does Maryland require HOAs to have a website?
Currently, Maryland does not have a universal statewide requirement that every homeowners association maintain a website. However, Maryland lawmakers there is pending legislation as of 2026 that would have required certain larger HOAs to maintain online access to specified records.
Does Maryland require condominium associations to have a website?
Maryland condominium law does have requirements concerning owner access to records and permits certain information, including adopted annual budgets, to be provided electronically or posted on the Association’s homepage. However, as of mid-2026, we have not identified a current Maryland statewide statute that universally requires every condominium association to maintain a website.
What records should a Maryland HOA put on its website?
Can Maryland HOA documents be kept behind a resident login?
What is a Common Ownership Community in Maryland?
Can PropertyPop maintain our Maryland HOA website for us?
Article Sources & References
- https://mgaleg.maryland.gov/mgawebsite/legislation/details/sb0919?ys=2026RS
- https://mgaleg.maryland.gov/2026RS/fnotes/bil_0009/sb0919.pdf
- https://mgaleg.maryland.gov/2026RS/fnotes/bil_0000/hb1260.pdf
- https://mgaleg.maryland.gov/2026RS/bills/hb/hb1260F.pdf
- https://mgaleg.maryland.gov/mgawebsite/Laws/StatuteText?article=grp&enactments=false§ion=11-109.2
Why Maryland Associations Choose PropertyPop
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PropertyPop builds professional HOA and condominium websites that give Maryland residents a central place to find the information they need — while giving boards and management companies the tools they need to communicate more effectively.
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