It’s getting a little more expensive to buy a house in Pennsylvania, depending on what you compare it to. 

The Pennsylvania Association of Realtors said August home sales dropped 4.7% from July, the first over month drop since February. 

Prices may be falling slightly at the pump, but there’s been no relief in housing prices. 

The median home sales price in the state jumped again in May, according to a report prepared for the Pennsylvania Association of Realtors.  

Home sales jumped 32% last month compared to the previous month in Pennsylvania, according to a report prepared for the Pennsylvania Association of Realtors.  

The median home price in Pennsylvania dipped slightly during the month of February. 

The Pennsylvania Association of Realtors has announced that a new three-year strategic plan focusing on the evolving needs of its 39,000 members has led to a staff reorganization.  

The number of home sales in Pennsylvania fell 29% in January compared to the previous month and are down about 4% compared to the same time last year, according to a report prepared for the Pennsylvania Association of Realtors. 

In a refrain that’s become a broken record, home sales prices rose last month in the Harrisburg region, as it’s still very much a seller’s market. 

Pennsylvania housing prices rose 14% last year reaching a median price of $192,040, up from $168,152 in 2020, according to a housing market report prepared for the Pennsylvania Association of Realtors. 

After peaking in June, home prices in Pennsylvania dropped in October, but are still higher than they were one year ago. 

Pennsylvania still has a tight housing market according to a report by the Pennsylvania Association of Realtors.

The Pennsylvania Association of Realtors is throwing its support behind House Bill 2412, sponsored by Todd Polinchock, R-Chalfont, that would reopen the real estate industry as a life-sustaining business.

The suit challenging Gov. Tom Wolf’s closure order, claims most states have granted realtors that status and that Pennsylvania’s closure rules are arbitrary and unclear.

The Pennsylvania Association of Realtors has adapted to a lot of changes in the past 100 years and by continuing to evolve with the times, they are looking forward to wherever the next century leads. “