- Bucks County
- Warminster
- Warrington
- Chalfont
- New Hope
- Quakertown
- Perkasie
- Langhorne
- Bristol
- Southampton
- Richboro
- Feasterville-Trevose
- Morrisville
WarminsterPost-war ranchers and splits at a $500,000 July 2026 median, a 3.5% Centennial school increase, the end of the Warminster Line, and the PFAS history every buyer here asks about.WarringtonA $635,000 July 2026 median, township millage flat at 25.79, Central Bucks up 5.7%, no trash pickup and no train, and wells that now test non-detect for PFAS.ChalfontA $627,500 July 2026 ZIP median at 49 days, borough tax at 22.50 mills, Central Bucks up 5.7%, two branches of the Neshaminy meeting below town, and a 75-minute ride to Suburban Station.New HopeA nearly built-out borough where exterior work needs HARB approval, the river has a 13-foot flood stage, and every quoted median is really Solebury's estate sales.QuakertownA borough grid with its own utilities, 181.80 school mills for 2026-27, a $550,000 ZIP median, and a July 2026 flash flood that filled basements on Broad Street.PerkasieAn 1870 railroad grid partly rebuilt after the 1988 fire, Pennridge at 144.3949 mills, borough electric and trash fees, and Ida putting three feet of water through Lenape Park.LanghorneA borough of pre-1937 stone and frame houses under HARB review, a $667,500 area median, three tax bills adding to about 245.86 mills, and the West Trenton Line 46 minutes from Jefferson.BristolA $408,807 July 2026 ZIP median, the county's lowest average school bill at $2,812, a 51.39-mill borough rate, and a waterfront that floods on the tide.SouthamptonSplit-levels and ranches around a 1966 median build year, a $569,950 July 2026 median at 12 days, Centennial up 3.5%, and floodplain mapping that dates to 1978.RichboroColonials and bi-levels around a 1980 median build year, a 214.87-mill 2026 tax stack, $575 trash, and a July sale median too thin to trust.Feasterville-Trevose1950s ranches and split-levels with an 1980s layer, a $499,900 July 2026 median, a 245.99-mill stack with a $545 trash fee, and 48 to 52 minutes to Suburban Station.MorrisvilleTwins and singles from the 1920s to the 1950s, a 279.8613-mill school rate, a $425,000 area median, and Pennsylvania's oldest levee holding back the Delaware.
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