Cranberry, PA Homes for Sale
Cranberry, PA homes for sale became quite attractive to those who work in and around Pittsburgh after the 1989 opening of Interstate 279, shaving as much as 40 minutes from the time it took to travel from Cranberry to the prime Allegheny County real estate and business hub that is Pittsburgh.
Growth hasn't really stopped since then. For example, Cranberry's population was just 1,045 in 1950, growing to 14,816 by 1990. But the opening of I-289 has caused a veritable explosion in the number of people who have purchased Cranberry, PA real estate: the population almost doubled in just 20 years to about 28,000 today.
Homes for Sale in Cranberry, PA
Cranberry residents had a long slog into Pittsburgh prior to 1989. The Pittsburgh-Erie Expressway (Interstate 79) gave owners of Cranberry, PA real estate quick access to the west and south of Pittsburgh, as well as to the greater Pittsburgh area. But getting to downtown Pittsburgh? That was an entirely different matter, requiring Cranberry residents to take -- as the most direct route -- Route 19 and McKnight Road or, as a more roundabout way, Interstate 79 and Parkway West. Still, commuters were likely to hit major congestion going either too or from downtown and so Cranberry remained relatively small -- until I-279 opened.When you're ready to look at Butler and Allegheny County real estate, call upon seasoned Realtor® Liz Caplan. Liz would be happy to discuss buying or selling any Cranberry PA property, including a Cranberry, PA condo or loft, Cranberry, PA townhome, or a Cranberry, PA estate home.
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