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Where can I put a cinema in Prince George's County, MD?

Prince George's County, MD, residential zones only -- 11 of the county's 21 zoning districts.

Cinema

Allowed by right in 1 district

What this does not cover

• 309,738 properties are loaded, in 40 ZIP codes (20601, 20607, 20608, 20613, 20623, 20705, 20706, 20707, 20708, 20710, 20712, 20715, 20716, 20720, 20721, 20722, 20735, 20737, 20740, 20742, 20743, 20744, 20745, 20746, 20747, 20748, 20762, 20769, 20770, 20772, 20774, 20781, 20782, 20783, 20784, 20785, 20903, 20904, 20912, 21035). Properties outside those ZIPs are not counted here at all. A further 21,860 carry no street address in the county’s own parcel record, so they fall in no ZIP above — they are still loaded and still counted in the 309,738.
• A further 66,155 properties carry a parcel zone code this page cannot match to a single column of the use table: (none), CGO, CN, CS, IE, IH, LCD, LMUTC, LMXC, LTO-C, LTO-E, NAC, NAC-PD, R-PD and 8 more.
• (none) above means a parcel we could not place inside any zoning district on the county's zoning map — 10,051 of them. We hold no zone on the parcel record we fetch from the county, so this is our reading of its map rather than a blank in its data.
• Owner filters. We have an owner of record for 308,799 of Prince George's County’s 309,738 parcels, of which 48,206 are owned by a company, trust or other organization, including 3,420 owned by public bodies — governments, authorities, schools, churches. That split is Zonescore’s reading of the owner’s name, not something the county published, and we keep the two apart rather than deciding for you which counts as an investor. 22,221 have an owner whose mailing address is outside MD — the county publishes the owner’s state as its own field, so this is its answer rather than our reading of an address. It carries one for 309,690 of them; the rest are not counted either way. 53,247 are owned by somebody this county writes to at a different address — not the property itself. That is where the tax bill goes, which is not the same as where the owner sleeps — an owner can collect mail at a property they rent out, and one who is written to elsewhere may still live here. We can tell you the two addresses differ; we cannot tell you the owner does not live at the property. 38,337 of them are written to an address inside MD, so the out-of-state filter above cannot see them at all. That count is out of the 277,635 properties where we could compare the two addresses. On 31,164 more we could not — the owner is written to a post-office box, or the county’s own record of the property names a street and no building number — and those are left out rather than counted as living at home. Matching two addresses is Zonescore’s reading, not something the county published: we treat “123 Main St” and “123 Main Street” as one place, ignore an apartment number, and compare the ZIP code rather than the town name — a jurisdiction’s record of a property and its record of that property’s owner often name the same place by different towns, and treating those as two addresses would count somebody living in their own house as an absentee. Owned for (based on the last recorded transfer): under 2 years 24,000+; 2-5 years 48,000+; 5-10 years 68,000+; 10-20 years 63,000+; 20-30 years 55,000+; 30+ years 44,000+. 4,900+ properties have no transfer date we can read and are in no bucket. 3,489 are worth more as land than as building — the county’s own land assessment is at least 50% of its total. 37,392 properties carry no pair of assessments and are left out of that count rather than treated as zero, which would make every one of them look like bare land.

  Owner names are the ones M-NCPPC publishes, one per tax account — the Commission’s answer, not ours. 939 of the 309,738 parcels we hold here have no name in that file.

  Owner of record and owner mailing address from M-NCPPC's property records dataset. Retrieved September 24, 2026. Source: M-NCPPC. Not endorsed or certified by M-NCPPC.

• 21,860 of the properties above are listed as “no ZIP in the county’s record” in the ZIP breakdowns. 21,860 carry no street address at all in the county’s data and 0 carry a street but no city or ZIP — so we cannot place them in a ZIP, and we do not guess one. They are still counted in the district totals.
• 922 of them (0.3%) carry a ZIP that does not start 207 or 206 — the prefixes covering 99% of the addresses this county publishes. These are the county’s own values, shown as published; some are neighbouring ZIPs along the county line. We have not audited them, and we neither correct them nor drop them, so the count you see is the count that exists.
• Overlay districts are not modeled here. An overlay can change what a property allows.
• Some cells in this ordinance state two outcomes without saying what separates them; those are shown with their code and their source, and not guessed at.

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