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Land and home values in Pennsylvania

Across Pennsylvania's 67 counties, residential land is about $6.39 per sq ft at the state median ($278,523 an acre). The typical home is worth about $271,000 and a 2-bedroom rents for about $1,450 a month. Largest city: Philadelphia; capital: Harrisburg. Values as of October 12, 2026.

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State values

Land: residential$6.39per sq ft
Land: residential$278,523per acre
Land: quarter-acre lot$69,63110,890 sq ft
Land: farmland$8,700per acre
Home: typical (median)$271,000value
Home: entry-level$195,000lower quartile
Home: upper-end$382,000upper quartile
Build new$179per sq ft, no land
Rent: 1-bedroom$1,180per month
Rent: 2-bedroom$1,450per month
Rent: 3-bedroom$1,840per month
Rent: 4-bedroom$1,990per month
Gross yield, 2-bed6.4%a year

Price tiers

TierTractsLand $/sq ftTypical homeRent 2-bed
Top tier307$15.40$660,000$1,990
Upper685$9.68$408,000$1,700
Mid933$6.98$288,000$1,500
Entry947$5.32$174,000$1,380
Small town161$2.84$172,000$1,060
Rural404$3.06$209,000$1,060
Farmland9$1.83$158,000$985

Tiers rank neighborhoods by home value within each metro area; outside metro areas they follow how built-up the land is. They describe prices only.

Every county

CountySettingLand $/sq ftPer acreTypical homeRent 2-bed
Chester CountyMetro core$13.90$605,484$555,000$2,100
Bucks CountyMetro core$13.50$588,060$501,000$2,100
Montgomery CountyMetro core$13.20$574,992$483,000$2,050
Philadelphia CountyMetro core$10.60$461,736$271,000$1,680
Delaware CountyMetro core$9.88$430,329$342,000$1,700
Lancaster CountyMetro core$9.31$405,413$358,000$1,540
Centre CountyMetro core$8.99$391,779$365,000$1,360
Northampton CountyMetro core$7.97$347,217$358,000$1,670
Lehigh CountyMetro core$7.88$343,340$325,000$1,690
Cumberland CountyMetro core$7.75$337,372$291,000$1,560
Berks CountyMetro core$6.97$303,700$307,000$1,660
Allegheny CountyMetro core$6.64$289,238$248,000$1,400
Lebanon CountyMetro core$6.62$288,324$287,000$1,420
Dauphin CountyMetro core$6.42$279,525$257,000$1,480
Adams CountyMetro core$6.37$277,390$296,000$1,400
York CountyMetro core$6.13$267,066$282,000$1,360
Franklin CountyMetro core$5.20$226,294$282,000$1,440
Crawford CountySmall town$5.02$218,715$177,000$990
Butler CountyMetro core$4.99$217,408$326,000$1,270
Wayne CountyRural$4.91$213,923$280,000$1,290
Pike CountySmall town$4.91$213,705$341,000$1,530
Fulton CountyRural$4.36$189,878$240,000$1,020
Susquehanna CountyRural$4.27$186,175$267,000$1,080
Washington CountyMetro core$4.27$186,045$242,000$1,220
Union CountySmall town$4.26$185,522$261,000$995
Erie CountyMetro core$4.23$184,389$215,000$1,230
Westmoreland CountyMetro core$4.14$180,556$229,000$1,180
Lackawanna CountyMetro core$4.05$176,374$211,000$1,240
Montour CountySmall town$3.90$169,753$266,000$1,330
Lycoming CountyMetro core$3.80$165,702$237,000$1,200
Monroe CountySmall town$3.79$164,962$311,000$1,570
Carbon CountySuburban$3.65$159,212$257,000$1,380
Luzerne CountyMetro core$3.61$157,077$193,000$1,270
Snyder CountySmall town$3.56$154,943$215,000$1,020
Wyoming CountySuburban$3.50$152,678$221,000$1,160
Armstrong CountySuburban$3.48$151,589$186,000$1,010
Clearfield CountySmall town$3.44$149,629$150,000$995
Perry CountySuburban$3.39$147,625$273,000$1,120
Beaver CountyMetro core$3.37$146,928$215,000$1,180
Greene CountyRural$3.29$143,138$129,000$1,290
Columbia CountySmall town$3.19$138,869$237,000$1,200
Huntingdon CountySmall town$3.11$135,341$226,000$1,080
Clinton CountySmall town$3.08$134,078$198,000$1,040
Tioga CountyRural$3.07$133,729$209,000$1,060
Elk CountySmall town$3.06$133,163$169,000$1,000
Clarion CountyRural$3.05$132,945$183,000$1,020
Northumberland CountySmall town$2.98$129,809$190,000$1,010
Mifflin CountySmall town$2.96$129,112$184,000$1,000
Schuylkill CountySmall town$2.83$123,275$164,000$1,080
Somerset CountySmall town$2.80$122,055$198,000$995
Bradford CountySmall town$2.74$119,485$226,000$1,070
Mercer CountySmall town$2.69$116,959$193,000$1,030
Indiana CountySmall town$2.52$109,597$173,000$995
Sullivan CountyRural$2.43$105,720$246,000$1,140
Bedford CountyRural$2.42$105,372$210,000$970
Fayette CountySuburban$2.40$104,762$164,000$1,010
Lawrence CountySuburban$2.39$104,283$184,000$1,060
Cambria CountyMetro core$2.37$103,237$148,000$1,030
Juniata CountyRural$2.34$101,800$218,000$1,010
Venango CountySmall town$2.08$90,474$143,000$1,000
Blair CountyMetro core$1.89$82,241$176,000$1,190
Jefferson CountyRural$1.81$78,669$173,000$1,060
McKean CountySmall town$1.80$78,539$117,000$1,020
Potter CountyRural$1.68$73,094$198,000$985
Warren CountySmall town$1.63$70,916$137,000$1,030
Forest CountyRural$1.12$48,744$134,000$980
Cameron CountyRural$0.95$41,556$127,000$1,040

Questions people ask

How much is land worth in Pennsylvania?

Residential land in Pennsylvania is about $6.39 per square foot, or $278,523 an acre, as of October 2026. A quarter-acre lot (10,890 sq ft) is about $69,631. Smaller lots sell for more per square foot and large tracts for less.

Where is land most expensive in Pennsylvania?

The highest county medians for residential land are Chester County ($13.90 per sq ft), Bucks County ($13.50 per sq ft), Montgomery County ($13.20 per sq ft), Philadelphia County ($10.60 per sq ft).

Where is land cheapest in Pennsylvania?

The lowest county medians are Cameron County ($0.95 per sq ft), Forest County ($1.12 per sq ft), Warren County ($1.63 per sq ft), Potter County ($1.68 per sq ft); farmland and remote acreage are cheaper still.

What is the typical home value in Pennsylvania?

The typical (median) home in Pennsylvania is worth about $271,000, with entry-level homes around $195,000 and upper-end homes around $382,000, as of October 2026.

How much is rent in Pennsylvania?

A 2-bedroom rents for about $1,450 a month in Pennsylvania, a 1-bedroom about $1,180 and a 3-bedroom about $1,840 (gross rent including utilities, HUD Fair Market Rent basis).

How much is farmland per acre in Pennsylvania?

Farmland averages about $8,700 an acre in Pennsylvania (USDA, including buildings), well below residential land.

Is this an appraisal?

No. Indicative values for screening, budgeting and negotiation, not an appraisal. For lending, a tax appeal or legal use, hire a state-licensed or certified appraiser.

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