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Towns with the most affordable housing in Pennsylvania

Ranked by our Housing affordability score out of 100, which is based on home prices compared with income, rent as a share of income, and the typical home price. Of the 987 towns in Pennsylvania with 1,000 or more people, these are the top 25.

Haverford College ranks first with a score of 99. Johnsonburg and Bobtown follow, with 96 and 95. Scores compare each town with all 27,850 towns we track across the US.

RankTownScore Home price compared with yearly incomeShare of income spent on rent Population
1 Haverford College 99 —8.2% 1,695
2 Johnsonburg 96 1.0×11.3% 2,424
3 Bobtown 95 1.3×— 1,066
4 Shenandoah Heights 94 1.0×— 1,262
5 Tremont 90 1.2×13.3% 1,605
6 Central City 90 1.4×13.8% 1,105
7 Girardville 89 1.1×15.4% 1,110
8 Boswell 89 1.6×12.6% 1,153
9 West Brownsville 89 1.3×14.2% 1,100
10 Yeagertown 88 1.1×15.5% 1,165
11 Plymptonville 87 1.4×— 1,076
12 Spring Hill 87 1.7×— 1,006
13 North Charleroi 87 1.8×11.9% 1,316
14 Susquehanna Depot 87 1.5×14.4% 1,297
15 Lykens 87 1.5×13.2% 1,878
16 Rimersburg 86 1.5×14.3% 1,100
17 Midland, Beaver County 86 1.5×14.4% 2,293
18 Meyersdale 86 1.6×13.3% 2,103
19 Northern Cambria 86 1.7×13.4% 3,494
20 Nanty-Glo 85 1.6×14.5% 2,598
21 East McKeesport 85 1.5×14.2% 2,002
22 Liberty borough (Allegheny County) 85 1.6×13.2% 2,320
23 Hasson Heights 85 1.5×13.8% 1,351
24 Patton 84 2.0×12.1% 1,809
25 Hereford 84 0.7×17.3% 1,452

Only towns with 1,000 or more people are ranked. Scores compare each town with all towns we track. See how we score towns and where the figures come from. These are estimates, so check official sources before you decide.

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