Selling Your Home in Lebanon, PA
Lebanon is the county seat of Lebanon County, about 26 miles east of Harrisburg, bordered by North Lebanon, South Lebanon, West Lebanon and North Cornwall townships. U.S. Route 422 and Route 72 cross downtown, and Route 72 runs south toward Lancaster County and the Turnpike. The city dates to the 1700s and is the hometown of Lebanon bologna.
Bologna, fairs & trails
Lebanon rings in every New Year by lowering a giant Lebanon bologna from a fire-truck ladder. Each summer the Lebanon Area Fair brings livestock, a rodeo, truck pulls and fried bologna sandwiches to the Lebanon Expo Center, drawing more than 50,000 visitors. The Lebanon Valley Rail-Trail heads south from the city toward Cornwall and Mount Gretna, students attend the Lebanon School District, and HACC has a Lebanon campus.
Who’s buying here
Roughly 26,800 people live in the city. The median age is under 36, about a quarter of residents are under 18, and close to a third speak a language other than English at home. Fewer than half of homes are owner-occupied, so the buyer pool is broad: renters ready to own for the first time, growing families, and investors looking for rental properties.
Why auction in Lebanon
When owner-occupants and investors are after the same properties, an auction lets open bidding set the price on a single day. Our team knows the city and the wider Lebanon Valley and how best to reach potential bidders, from local families to buyers watching for their next investment.
Thinking about selling in Lebanon? Call 717-917-5844 for a free, no-pressure consultation.