As of 2026, the median home price in Allegheny County runs $240K-$420K, with +5.0% annual appreciation, an average of 42 days on market, and a 97% sale-to-list ratio (Source: We Sell Any Home Pittsburgh Real Estate Data Hub, 2026).
Key Takeaways
- As of 2026, the median home price in Allegheny County runs $240K-$420K, with +5.0% annual appreciation, an average of 42 days on market, and a 97% sale-to-list ratio (Source: We Sell Any Home Pittsburgh Real Estate Data Hub, 2026).
- Allegheny County is best for all buyer types; the area is served by Multiple districts.
- Figures reflect the trailing-12-month dataset published in our Pittsburgh Real Estate Data Hub and are refreshed with it.
Median Price Range
$240K-$420K
Annual Appreciation
+5.0%
Average Days on Market
42 days
Sale-to-List Ratio
97%
What That Price Actually Buys
A median is a midpoint, not a menu, and in Allegheny County the practical range is wide. The area draws all buyer types, and pricing within the $240K-$420K band moves street by street with condition, lot, and the Multiple districts attendance footprint. Our full Allegheny County neighborhood guide breaks down the housing stock in detail.
From Our Allegheny County Guide
County footprint: Approximately 1.3 million residents across 130 municipalities, the second-most-populous county in Pennsylvania. Median home prices range from $165,000 to $425,000, with premium pockets pushing above $600,000 and 2.8% annual appreciation.
Top public school districts: Mt. Lebanon, Upper St. Clair, North Allegheny, Fox Chapel Area, and Pine-Richland consistently rank among the best in Pennsylvania and drive home values in their communities.
How We Source This Number
These figures come from the We Sell Any Home Pittsburgh Real Estate Data Hub, our published dataset covering 31 Pittsburgh-area communities, built from West Penn MLS activity, Allegheny County Department of Real Estate records, and U.S. Census ACS data. We refresh it as the market moves, and every page that quotes it links back to it, so you can check the number against the source.
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Rudolph, M. (2026). What Is the Median Home Price in Allegheny County? (2026). We Sell Any Home, Howard Hanna Real Estate Services. https://www.wesellanyhome.com/home-prices/allegheny-county.html
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