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Pennsylvania stretches from Philadelphia in the east across Amish farmland, the Appalachian ridges, and coal country to Pittsburgh and Lake Erie in the west. Old homes and estate sales supply antiques and furniture, while rural areas trade in hunting gear, farm equipment, and trucks.
Cities and regions in Pennsylvania
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Allentown
419 listings
Once industrial, the Lehigh Valley's largest city, Allentown, is now a center for warehousing and distribution.
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Altoona
117 listings
Altoona sits in the Allegheny Mountains, a railroad town known for the Horseshoe Curve.
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Chambersburg
424 listings
Chambersburg lies in the Cumberland Valley in south-central Pennsylvania, surrounded by farms and orchards.
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Erie
359 listings
Presque Isle State Park and heavy winter snow are part of life in Erie, Pennsylvania's Lake Erie port.
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Harrisburg
417 listings
On the Susquehanna River, the capital city of Harrisburg is a government and logistics hub.
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Lancaster
273 listings
Lancaster County is famous for Amish and Mennonite farms, markets, and quilts.
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Meadville
332 listings
Allegheny College and nearby Conneaut Lake are hallmarks of Meadville in northwestern Pennsylvania.
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Penn State
359 listings
Penn State's main campus dominates State College in the Nittany Valley.
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Philadelphia
907 listings
The birthplace of American independence, Philadelphia is the state's largest city and a dense city of rowhouses.
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Pittsburgh
306 listings
Pittsburgh sits where three rivers meet, a former steel city turned healthcare, education, and tech hub.
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Poconos
338 listings
The Pocono Mountains are a resort region of lakes, ski areas, and vacation homes in northeastern Pennsylvania.
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Reading
276 listings
Outlet shopping history and railroad heritage define Reading in Berks County.
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Scranton
477 listings
In northeastern Pennsylvania's coal region, Scranton preserves its railroad past at a historic rail yard and steam museum.
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Williamsport
243 listings
Williamsport on the West Branch of the Susquehanna hosts the Little League World Series.
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York
262 listings
Manufacturing and a brief stint as an early national capital mark York in south-central Pennsylvania.
Living in Pennsylvania
Region: Mid-Atlantic / Northeast
Weather and seasons
Winters are cold and snowy, especially in the mountains and near Lake Erie, and summers are humid. Road salt makes rust a concern on used vehicles.
Work and industry
Healthcare, education, manufacturing, energy including natural gas, agriculture, and logistics drive the economy. Many colleges and universities create seasonal move-outs.
Landmarks
- Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell
- Gettysburg National Military Park
- Fallingwater
- Pocono Mountains
Buyer and seller tip
PennDOT requires title transfers to be completed at an authorized agent such as a notary or tag service, so plan to meet the seller there rather than just handing over the title.