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Pennsylvania Apartments For Rent

The cost of living in Pennsylvania ranks right around the national average making in the United States. Pennsylvania apartments rent for almost 1% above the national average. And that is not much considering the state's proximity to the New York, Connecticut region of the east coast. In recent years the economy has centered around the service industry, retailing and manufacturing. In addition it is bolstered by agriculture and farming with more than 58,000 farms spread out over 8 million acres of land.

Pennsylvania is home to several large metropolitan areas as well as resort areas and rural towns. Your best options for finding an affordable apartment are located in the larger cities, starting with Harrisburg. Harrisburg is not only the capital it is the center for commerce, and transportation. The capital building is modeled after St. Peter's in Rome. Apartment costs here are the best in the state with the median cost of an apartment being $575 per month.

The city of brotherly love, Philadelphia, is steeped in history, yet filled with diversity and opportunity. It has a population of 1.5 million residents which makes Philadelphia the fifth largest city in America. In addition to being home to the Phillies, it gave birth to the philly cheese steak. It costs to live in Philadelphia with a cost of living coming in at 27% above the national average. Apartments rents for small apartments start at $650 per month.

Pittsburgh is home to the world champion Steelers and the second largest city in Pennsylvania. It ranks as the foremost industrial city in the country. Pittsburgh is also home to several world class universities including Carnegie Mellon, the University of Pittsburgh and Duquesne University. Living here costs less than living in Philadelphia, however, it is still expensive, coming at a 6% above the national average. You can expect to spend $500 a month for a small studio apartment, and it goes up from there depending on luxuries and amenities.

Pittsburgh and the rest of Pennsylvania is known for its intellectualism and fun loving spirit, in addition to his historic place as the birthplace of the United States of America.