Housing & affordability in Franklin Park
ACS 2020–24 · four inputs · 18% of the overall score
A+
98/100
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The four inputs
Median home value vs metro$485,600
Pittsburgh $215,00040% · scores 94
Median rent vs metro$2,330/mo
Pittsburgh $1,053/mo30% · scores 100
Ownership rate91%
Pittsburgh 71%15% · scores 100
Households spending >30% of income on housing13%
Pittsburgh 25%15% · scores 100
Context, not scored
Median year built · Pittsburgh 19601986
Houses rather than flats · Pittsburgh 76%96%
Households with children · Pittsburgh 24%42%
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Best Pittsburgh suburbs for housing
All 21 ranked, Franklin Park highlighted1Franklin ParkA+$485,6002MurrysvilleA−$342,1003Jefferson HillsB$315,9004Allison ParkB$346,9005Bethel ParkB−$273,4006PlumC+$227,6007Carnot-MoonC$264,2008Lower BurrellC$198,6009BaldwinC−$208,40010MonroevilleC−$209,80011WhitehallC−$236,20012PittsburghD$205,80013West MifflinD$151,60014GreensburgD−$184,10015MunhallF$132,10016New KensingtonF$142,00017WashingtonF$128,20018WilkinsburgF$155,50019ButlerF$108,10020McKeesportF$72,70021New CastleF$77,400
Better than Franklin Park on housing & affordability
Franklin Park grades A+ on housing & affordability.
Nothing within 25 miles beats Franklin Park on housing & affordability.
Median home value: ACS 2020–24 · Ownership rate: ACS 2020–24