Home prices
The median home in New Galilee costs $85,300. This is about $15,480 (15%) lower in comparison to other places in this area.It is approximately $132,200 (60%) lower compared to the nation as a whole, and is roughly $39,700 (31%) lower in comparison to the city of Pittsburgh.
Rents
The median rent in New Galilee is $575 a month. This is about $75 (11%) lower in comparison to nearby areas.Compared to the nation as a whole it is approximately $487 (45%) lower, and it is roughly $383 (39%) lower in comparison to the city of Pittsburgh.
Nearby places
Big Beaver
Big Beaver is New Galilee's neighbor to the east. Its housing prices are significantly more expensive. The median home cost in Big Beaver is $140,300, which works out to $55,000 (39%) higher than New Galilee. The rent there is pretty similar. In Big Beaver the median rent is $596 per month, which works out to $21 (3%) higher than New Galilee.
Darlington
Darlington is about 1 mile southwest of New Galilee. Its housing prices are somewhat more expensive. The median home cost in Darlington is $95,000, which comes out to $9,700 (10%) higher than New Galilee. Its rents are somewhat more expensive. In Darlington the median rent is $645 per month, which works out to $70 (10%) higher than New Galilee.
Enon Valley
Enon Valley is approximately 2 miles northwest of New Galilee. Its housing prices are somewhat more expensive. The median home price in Enon Valley is $98,600, which is $13,300 (13%) higher than New Galilee. Rents there are somewhat more expensive. The median rent in Enon Valley is $690 a month, which comes out to $115 (16%) higher than New Galilee.
New Beaver
New Beaver is approximately 3 miles northeast from New Galilee. The housing prices there are similar. The price of the median home in New Beaver is $87,000, which comes out to $1,700 (1%) higher than New Galilee. Rents there are a bit more expensive. New Beaver's median monthly rent is $671, which comes out to $96 (14%) higher than New Galilee.
Homewood
Homewood is roughly 3 miles southeast from New Galilee. Real estate prices there are similar. The median home value in Homewood is $83,000, which is $2,300 (2%) lower than New Galilee. Rents there are somewhat more expensive. Homewood's median rent is $650 per month, which comes out to $75 (11%) higher than New Galilee.
