Local Real Estate Market
About the York, Shrewsbury and Hanover Real Estate Market
For housing in York County you will be pleasantly surprised how far your money will go. Despite large growth in many areas of the county, the cost of living remains below all nearby metropolitan areas and most surrounding counties.
Previous homeowners outside the county will find that their money buys a lot more house in York County. The low cost of housing and lower tax burden make it a great environment for first time homebuyers also.
There are a variety of style homes to fit every budget: old farmhouses, newly constructed condos, Victorian mansions, tidy row homes and lovely resale homes. If you would rather build a home to fit your needs you will find a variety of communities available.
If you want a rural or small town feel in conjunction with job opportunities of a major metropolitan area, southern York County is the place to go. This area is close to the Pennsylvania, Maryland border which makes it convenient to Baltimore and people living in this area have an easy commute.
Northern York County provides housing for those who may work in Harrisburg, our State Capital. There are many suburban neighborhoods along the Susquehanna that offer small time charm but have access to the culture of the State Capital.
In the Hanover area Colonial and Victorian style homes are plentiful. Much of the area?s population increase over the last ten years has been in townships in the area so housing choices will continue to thrive.
Being one of the fastest growing counties in Pennsylvania, York County continues to offer so much to prospective residents. Whether you are looking for a home in the country or a restored brick home in the city, York County has it all.
Vibrant communities are located throughout York County. Charming specialty shops, farm markets, malls, museums and an outstanding symphony offer a wealth of culture and activities for everyone. The landscape remains largely unchanged, with rolling hills, farmland, wooded trails, parks, lakes and the Susquehanna River.
Welcome to York County!
For housing in York County you will be pleasantly surprised how far your money will go. Despite large growth in many areas of the county, the cost of living remains below all nearby metropolitan areas and most surrounding counties.Previous homeowners outside the county will find that their money buys a lot more house in York County. The low cost of housing and lower tax burden make it a great environment for first time homebuyers also.
There are a variety of style homes to fit every budget: old farmhouses, newly constructed condos, Victorian mansions, tidy row homes and lovely resale homes. If you would rather build a home to fit your needs you will find a variety of communities available.
If you want a rural or small town feel in conjunction with job opportunities of a major metropolitan area, southern York County is the place to go. This area is close to the Pennsylvania, Maryland border which makes it convenient to Baltimore and people living in this area have an easy commute.
Northern York County provides housing for those who may work in Harrisburg, our State Capital. There are many suburban neighborhoods along the Susquehanna that offer small time charm but have access to the culture of the State Capital.
In the Hanover area Colonial and Victorian style homes are plentiful. Much of the areas population increase over the last ten years has been in townships in the area so housing choices will continue to thrive.
Being one of the fastest growing counties in Pennsylvania, York County continues to offer so much to prospective residents. Whether you are looking for a home in the country or a restored brick home in the city, York County has it all.
Vibrant communities are located throughout York County. Charming specialty shops, farm markets, malls, museums and an outstanding symphony offer a wealth of culture and activities for everyone. The landscape remains largely unchanged, with rolling hills, farmland, wooded trails, parks, lakes and the Susquehanna River.
Welcome to York County!
