๐ŸŒป RETIREMENT IN LANCASTER COUNTY

Your next chapter, rooted here.

Explore the numbers, neighborhoods and community options that can help shape a thoughtful move.

LANCASTER BY THE NUMBERS

A growing later-life community.

These are countywide figures, not a prediction of the cost or availability of any home. Use them as a starting point for comparing a location, a property and your own budget.

21.6%of Lancaster County residents are age 65 or olderU.S. Census Bureau QuickFacts
69.8%owner-occupied housing unit rate2020โ€“2024 Census estimate
$301,100median value of owner-occupied homes2020โ€“2024 Census estimate
+32%growth in residents ages 60โ€“842010โ€“14 to 2020โ€“24, Lancaster Indicators

Sources: U.S. Census Bureau QuickFacts โ†— and Lancaster Indicators, Population by Age โ†—. Census housing figures describe the county overall; community fees and current listings vary.

CHOOSE YOUR PATH

What kind of move are you considering?

Questions worth asking early.

  • Would you rather own a home, rent, or enter a Life Plan agreement?
  • What monthly cost fits comfortably after taxes, HOA or community fees, insurance and utilities?
  • How close do you want to be to family, healthcare, shopping and favorite activities?
  • If care needs change, what services are offered and what would they cost?
A LOCAL CONVERSATION

Find a place that fits this chapter.

Connie is a Lancaster County native with more than 35 years in real estate and a Seniors Real Estate Specialistยฎ designation. She can help with the home sale and housing search as you compare options.

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