Lawrence County

A local view of the market.

Lawrence County, Pennsylvania, has a real estate market characterized by a median home sold price of $150,025 as of October 2024, reflecting a 3.6% increase from the previous year. The market is considered neutral, with homes typically staying on the market for a standard duration and selling at reasonable prices. The top cities in Lawrence County include New Castle, with a population of 21,902, making it the largest city and the county seat. Other notable areas are Neshannock Township with 9,837 residents, Ellwood City with a population of 7,624, and Shenango Township, home to 7,125 people. Living in Lawrence County offers a mix of rural and suburban experiences, with a significant portion of the area being rural. The county supports a diverse economy with industries such as manufacturing and agriculture. Many people are drawn to Lawrence County for its affordable living costs compared to urban areas, and its proximity to larger cities like Pittsburgh offers a balance of quiet rural life with access to urban amenities.