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Harrisburg Home & Community Information

Harrisburg's estimated population of 49,084 residents has held fairly steady in recent years, and the city's demographics trend considerably younger than Pennsylvania's as a whole. The average resident age in Harrisburg is 32.2 years, while the Pennsylvania average is 40.6 years. Many of Harrisburg's residents work in local or state government, and more than 25 percent of adults have earned at least a bachelor's degree. Harrisburg is centrally located, so you'll be able to enjoy nearby destinations like Lancaster, Hershey, and York, in addition to all of the action within Harrisburg city limits.

Homes in Harrisburg range from the historic to the brand new, and everything in between. From a value perspective, there's something for everyone. The luxury real estate market here features some truly palatial estates, along with very well-appointed single-family homes. But there is also a great market for affordable real estate in Harrisburg, making the city a popular destination for young families and first-time homeowners. Search the newest real estate listings in Harrisburg, PA.

Schools & Education

Schools in Harrisburg are part of the Harrisburg School District, which covers public education for the whole city. The Harrisburg School District is home to a total of 12 schools, including special programs like the Marshall Math Science Academy and the Harrisburg High School SciTech Campus, which help students develop the skills they need to thrive in today's employment market. There are quite a few excellent colleges near Harrisburg, including Penn State Harrisburg, Messiah College, Dickinson College, and Lebanon Valley College. Search homes for sale in Harrisburg by school district.

Employment Opportunities

Living in the state capitol means that you'll have a very diverse set of employment options, with government jobs leading the way. Public administration jobs in Harrisburg trend about three times above the state average, while jobs in tourism-centric industries also trend well above average. The most popular industries in Harrisburg also include transportation, office support, food service, building maintenance, transportation, and production occupations.

Things to Do in Harrisburg

When you spend time in Harrisburg, you're constantly reminded of the city's long, interesting history. The Harrisburg Symphony Orchestra, one of the city's cultural mainstays, has been delighting audiences for nearly 100 years. The National Civil War Museum, which is operated in conjunction with the Smithsonian Institution, is a must-see stop for history buffs. Head out for a night on the town, with drink specials and a packed schedule of special events thanks to the Downtown After Dark initiative. Downtown Harrisburg is home to a fun collection of dining spots, bars, art galleries, and local retailers.

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