A few reasons why people have recently made the move …
Kids bike to school here.
Learn more about schools and how State College puts “family friendly” center stage.
The woods (and streams) are only minutes away.
Whether you’re into forest bathing or mountain biking you’ll want to read more.
You can walk from coffee
to coworking to date night.
Picture yourself living near an energetic downtown that’s charming foodies and entrepreneurs, families and neighbors.
From the Blog
Did You Know About These State College Books?
Written by locals or featuring insights into life in State College, there are a whole bunch of great books that you might want to consider adding to your Local Reading List!
Getting to Know the Neighbors: Maria Barton
After growing up in small PA towns Emporium and Dubois and then graduating from Penn State with a degree in advertising, Maria Barton worked for agencies in Chicago and Manhattan. When the long hours and commute started to take a toll after a few years, she and her husband, Zach, (and puppy Sammi!) decided to move closer to home.
The Good Stuff: Calling All Cupids Podcast & Sue Port
The Good Stuff is a celebration of the locals who bring the heart, soul, and “feel good” to our community. This week we are highlighting the Calling All Cupids Podcast and Sue Port
Don’t just take
our word for it.
State College is popping up on people’s radar — and for good reason.

Wall Street Journal and Realtor.com List State College as One of the Hottest Emerging Housing Markets
Since you’ve been gone
State College may be small, but it’s definitely not sleepy.
Here’s some of the cool stuff that’s been happening recently.
Life in State College is an invitation to…
Become a member of a small-town community, where roots have a chance to sink deep.
Downshift into a routine that feels meaningful and settled.
Redefine the life you really want—in an environment that offers the time, space, and support to go out and build it.








