Hesston, PA

Hesston is a small town in Potter County, Pennsylvania, located about halfway between Harrisburg and Pittsburgh. The population was 1,872 at the 2010 census. Hesston is known for its agricultural heritage and its proximity to major metropolitan areas. The town's economy is based largely on agriculture, with a small number of businesses providing services to the agricultural sector. Hesston has seen significant growth in recent years as developers have begun to invest in the town. This growth has led to increased demand for housing and commercial space, which has put pressure on the available resources.

Real estate in Hesston is dominated by farmland and rural residential properties. There are a limited number of commercial properties available, most of which are located along Route 30 near the center of town. The majority of homes in Hesston are single-family detached homes or duplexes. There is a limited amount of housing available for rent or purchase, but this is expected to increase as development continues to increase in the town.

The real estate market in Hesston has been stable over the past few years despite increasing demand from developers. This stability may be due to the low population density and limited number of homes available for sale or rent. The average price per square foot for residential properties was $87 in 2016, which was lower than both Harrisburg ($106) and Pittsburgh ($122). Commercial property prices were also lower than those found elsewhere in Pennsylvania; however, this may be due more to location than quality given that there are few options for commercial development within walking distance of downtown Hesston.