16933, Mansfield, PA

Mansfield, PA is a city located in the Philadelphia metropolitan area. According to the 2010 census, the population of Mansfield is 129,033. Mansfield has a median household income of $86,898 and a median home value of $164,500.

The 16933 zip code has seen significant growth over the past decade. Between 2000 and 2010, the zip code's population increased by 31%. This growth can be attributed to factors such as increasing demand for housing in the Philadelphia metropolitan area and an influx of new residents who are seeking affordable housing options. In addition, Mansfield is situated close to major employment centers such as Philadelphia and Reading.

As a result of this growth, home prices in 16933 have increased significantly over the past decade. The average home value in this zip code was $164,500 in 2000; however, by 2010 this figure had grown to $194,100. This represents an increase of 27%. While there may be some variation depending on location within 16933 (due to factors such as size and condition), it is clear that homes in this zip code are worth a significant amount more than they were 10 years ago.

While homeownership rates have decreased nationally over recent years (from 69% in 2007 to 63% as of 2016), they remain high in Mansfield; according to Zillow data, 68% of households living in 16933 are owner-occupied (compared with a national average of 62%). This indicates that many people who live in 16933 are able to afford homes on their own terms—rather than relying on rental properties or government assistance programs like Section 8 housing vouchers or food stamps. In addition, because home values have risen so much over the past decade—especially compared with wages—many people who do not currently own homes may be able to afford one if they were willing to invest enough money into repairs or improvements.

Overall then, while there are some challenges facing residents of 16933 (including high levels of unemployment), it is clear that their community is experiencing strong economic growth and rising home values. This provides residents with many opportunities—both financial and lifestyle-related—to improve their lives overall