1031 Exchange Lower Makefield, Pennsylvania
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Surrounding submarket Area

Lower Makefield, Pennsylvania is a part of the Upper Bucks County Submarket submarket area.

Lower Makefield Demographics & Economic Trends

The 2019 average effective rent for Class A, B, and C apartments in the Lower Makefield, PA submarket area was $1,307, which is 9.92% higher than 2014 average rent. This represents a compounded annual growth rate of 1.91%. 2019 vacancy in Lower Makefield, PA was 3.00%.

The total population of the city of Lower Makefield, PA has grown 0.62% since 2010. As of 2018, the population was 32,761. The median household income of the Lower Makefield was $145,986, which is 142.13% higher than the national average.

  • submarket area Upper Bucks County Submarket
  • avg rent $1,307
  • rent growth 9.92%
  • vacancy 3.00%
  • median income $145,986
  • population (2018) 32,761
  • population growth 0.62%
  • vs. nat'l avg 142.13%

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