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The Bazos Wasserman Real Estate Team Grandmother and granddaughter selling homes across Baltimore City and County since 1986.

Summer, officially closed. Back to work Monday, tan included.
10/12/2026

Summer, officially closed. Back to work Monday, tan included.

Twelve of us, one long table, and the sun going down over the water in Ocean City. Forty years in real estate has taught...
10/07/2026

Twelve of us, one long table, and the sun going down over the water in Ocean City. Forty years in real estate has taught me that the best deals and the best evenings both come down to who's at the table. Grateful for this crowd!

New season, new haircut. Same phone number. If you've been meaning to ask me what your house is worth, this is your sign...
10/02/2026

New season, new haircut. Same phone number. If you've been meaning to ask me what your house is worth, this is your sign. 410-458-5300.

When the chef comes out to say hello, you've found the right place. Kim, thank you for a perfect night in Ocean City.
09/30/2026

When the chef comes out to say hello, you've found the right place. Kim, thank you for a perfect night in Ocean City.

09/29/2026

I'm going to Greece in October. Almost four weeks.

So if you've been thinking about listing this fall, now is when we should talk. Not because of a deadline I invented — I'd just rather get you on the calendar than have you sit on it until November.

Harriett is here the entire time. She's been doing this since 1986 and does not need me for any of it. (410) 458-5300.

I'll have my phone. Text me at (410) 487-5353.

09/22/2026

Before real estate I spent a few years in Rwanda and eastern Congo doing documentary work. Part of it was with the Dian Fossey Fund.

What that job taught me was how to sit with someone and listen long enough that they tell you the real thing, not the thing they planned to say.

Turns out that's most of this job too. People rarely lead with why they're actually moving.

09/15/2026

Harriett got her license in 1986. I was not alive.

She has sold houses through the savings and loan crisis, the nineties, 2008, the pandemic, and whatever we're calling this year. What I've noticed is that none of it rattles her. Someone needs to move, so she helps them move. The rates are the rates.

I do the marketing and the tech and the spreadsheets. She does the part that actually matters.

OPEN HOUSE — Sunday, September 13, 1–3 PM3506 Clipper Road, Baltimore, MD 21211 — $329,900Built in 1847 with its origina...
09/10/2026

OPEN HOUSE — Sunday, September 13, 1–3 PM
3506 Clipper Road, Baltimore, MD 21211 — $329,900

Built in 1847 with its original stone exterior. Three bedrooms, two and a half baths, 1,408 sq ft over two levels, central air. In Clipper Mill, minutes to Hampden, Woodberry, and I-83.

Recently reduced. Stop by Sunday — no appointment needed.

09/08/2026

When I lived in Goma, in eastern Congo, I spent a lot of time photographing the Scouts.

Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts, in the middle of a war. Some as young as three. The youth leaders were teenagers who had left school - one sold peanuts on the street, another worked at the lumber yard. They would tie the little kids' shoes and straighten their kerchiefs before meetings.

One troop did this thing. Every time they met, each kid brought one lump of coal. At the end of two weeks, one of them took home the whole pile.

Hundreds of NGOs in that city. One of the largest UN presences in the world. The Scouts got no funding at all, so they built their own system, and it worked.

I think about it whenever someone tells me they aren't sure they can make the numbers work on a house. Small, consistent, unglamorous contributions add up into something that surprises everybody. That isn't a metaphor I came up with. Some fifteen-year-old in Goma did.

People are surprised we're grandmother and granddaughter.Then they find out she's been to 60 countries, owned a market i...
09/01/2026

People are surprised we're grandmother and granddaughter.

Then they find out she's been to 60 countries, owned a market in Ocean City, and will beat you at three different games, and it stops being surprising that she's good at this.

She takes the calls that need forty years behind them. I take the ones that need someone who'll text back at 9pm.

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1425 Clarkview Road
Baltimore, MD
21209

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