Glenville, PA

Glenville is a small town located in Bucks County, Pennsylvania. The population of Glenville was 4,811 as of the 2010 census. Glenville is known for its beautiful rolling hills and picturesque villages. The town was founded in 1740 and became a borough in 1892. Glenville is home to many historic homes, including the Governor's Mansion, which is now a museum.

Real estate in Glenville can be classified into three types: single-family homes, condominiums and apartments. Single-family homes are the most common type of real estate in Glenville and can be found on both large and small lots. Condominiums are also popular in Glenville, with units ranging from one bedroom to four bedrooms and two bathrooms. Apartments are becoming increasingly popular in Glenville due to their convenience and affordability. There are a variety of apartment complexes available in Glenville, including high-rise buildings and low-rise buildings with ground floor retail space.

The market for real estate in Glenville is stable compared to other areas of the country. This stability has led to long term investments by buyers and sellers alike, which has resulted in low vacancy rates and high demand for housing units. In addition, the local schools are highly rated by parents which has also contributed to high demand for housing units near these schools.