Money.com made a list of the 50 best places to live in 2020 and two Pennsylvania towns made the list. The website ranked communities with a population of at least 25,000 and analyzed the economy, diversity, cost of living, health and safety, education, weather, entertainment options, lifestyle, and the housing market of the areas in light of the coronavirus pandemic.
The two towns in PA that made the list were Abington and Ross Township. Abington Township was ranked 19th overall, while Ross Township was ranked 48th. Below are a few fast facts about each township.
Abington Township
Ross Township
Evans, Georgia topped the list and was applauded for its high community involvement and low unemployment rate of 5.2%. For a look at the full list of the top 50 towns in the U.S. for 2020, check out the full article here.
Abington Township
- Population: 56,000
- Median Income: $92,000
- Median Home Price: $292,000
- Other Notes: The area was noted for its strong school system.
Ross Township
- Population: 31,000
- Median Income: $73,000
- Median Home Price: $196,000
- Other Notes: Ross Township is located just eight miles from downtown Pittsburgh and was noted for its strong schools and affordable housing.
Evans, Georgia topped the list and was applauded for its high community involvement and low unemployment rate of 5.2%. For a look at the full list of the top 50 towns in the U.S. for 2020, check out the full article here.
