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RMF-48Residential, Multifamily-48 (RMF-48)

Prince George's County, MD · Prince George's County Zoning Ordinance

The RMF-48 Zone provides sites for high-density multifamily residential development supporting residential living and walkability, proximate to centers including transit centers (Subtitle 27).

Development standards in RMF-48

Maximum height110 ftSec. 27-4202
Maximum lot coverage60%Sec. 27-4202
Minimum lot size7500 sq ftSec. 27-4202
Minimum lot width75 ftSec. 27-4202
Max density48 units/acreSec. 27-4202
Front setbackAt least 15 ft; portions of a building higher than 52 ft are set back an additional 0.5 ft for every 1 ft above 52 ft — see Sec. 27-4202
Side setbackAt least 8 ft (one figure for 'both yards total/either yard'); on a corner lot, at least 30 ft for the side yard alongside the street; portions of a building higher than 52 ft are set back an additional 0.5 ft for every 1 ft above 52 ft — see Sec. 27-4202
Rear setbackAt least 20 ft; portions of a building higher than 52 ft are set back an additional 0.5 ft for every 1 ft above 52 ft — see Sec. 27-4202
Front setback, Side setback and Rear setback are banded in the ordinance — it depends on what you build or on the lot itself, so no single figure is true for the whole zone. The cited table is the authority; read the tier that matches your intended structure.
At least 80% of buildings must be >= 52 ft tall; portions above 52 ft must be set back an additional 0.5 ft per 1 ft of height over 52 ft.
Read from Prince George's County, MD Zoning Ordinance (Subtitle 27), effective through 2026-01-05. We last checked with the publisher on 2026-09-24 and found nothing newer -- a check on that date, not a promise about today.
How complete is this market? Across 299,690 parcels we answer 76.6% of the 6 questions this site is built to answer, each with a source you can check. The rest are shown as “not recorded” rather than filled in — we would rather be short than wrong.

Permitted uses in RMF-48

"Conditional" means the use generally requires a public hearing or special-exception approval — a very different timeline and risk profile from a by-right permit.

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