Vacation Homes Make up 2.5% of Pennsylvania Housing

Pennsylvania had ~142.9K vacation homes, representing 2.5% of the state's housing stock and placing part-time use within a much larger pool of ~5.81M homes.
The Pennsylvania snapshot also showed a median home price-to-income ratio of 3.3, offering added context for how housing costs related to earnings.
Renters faced pressure too: 48.2% of Pennsylvania renters were cost-burdened, meaning housing expenses took a significant share of household budgets overall statewide.
Within Pennsylvania's full housing inventory, vacation homes remained a relatively small segment, leaving the vast majority of homes outside seasonal, recreational, or occasional use.
The Pennsylvania figures combined vacation-home prevalence, overall housing supply, ownership affordability, and renter strain into one snapshot of how seasonal housing fit the market.