HousingCumberland Area Economic Development Corporation is able to offer a variety of resources to encourage business development in the area due to the quality and affordability of our housing options.Cumberland Valley Pennsylvania offers a diverse and stable housing stock throughout the county. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, Cumberland County has 101,118 housing units with a homeownership rate of 72%. Regardless of where one chooses to live, work and raise a family in Cumberland Valley, there’s a neighborhood (or a spot to be all alone in the woods) that precisely fits a chosen lifestyle, and where one will readily find churches, clubs, schools, and recreational activities that comfortably fit that lifestyle.The median home value is $183,500 with a median household income of $60,883. Home choices include well-built older homes in historic neighborhoods, new single-family and multi-unit developments; stylish ranch homes in sub-divisions in smaller communities; large duplexes; luxurious custom-designed mansions bordering a mountain stream or in a meadow with a scenic vista of North and South Mountain; and independent living and assisted living.View data on the county’s residential real estate market here.
