Dental, Medical and Healthcare Real Estate in New Mexico

There’s no better place to get a taste of American history than Pennsylvania, one of the nation’s 13 original colonies. Visitors often feel transported back in time as they admire the Liberty Bell or walk through Gettysburg National Military Park, site of the Civil War’s turning point battle, the Battle of Gettysburg.
But Pennsylvania isn’t completely steeped in the past. Beyond its rich history, the state is filled with unique culture. The 1993 movie Groundhog Day starring Bill Murray and Punxsutawney Phil takes place in Punxsutawney, where the real Groundhog Day celebration draws thousands of visitors each year. Pennsylvania is also home to the Hershey Company, one of the world’s largest and most beloved chocolate manufacturers. And throughout the state, ardent football fans root for the Pittsburgh Steelers, who are tied with the New England Patriots for the most Super Bowl titles.
Much of the state’s population lives in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania’s largest city and the sixth most populous city in the U.S. It’s no wonder: With a little of everything, Philadelphia appeals to all kinds of people. Its role as a meeting site for the nation’s founding fathers and where the Declaration of Independence was signed makes it one of the most important places in the U.S.’s history. It’s also notable as the birthplace of the popular Philly cheesesteak.
Pennsylvania has a thriving economy—the sixth biggest in the U.S. Some of the largest public and private companies call it home, including Fortune 500’s Comcast, Rite Aid, and Dick’s Sporting Goods. Also contributing to Pennsylvania’s warm economic climate is healthcare. Making up one of every nine jobs in the state, the industry is one of Pennsylvania’s largest employment sectors.
Anyone in search of a well-rounded lifestyle filled with history and culture will find it in Pennsylvania. For those working in the healthcare industry specifically, it’s the perfect state to invest in, expand, or relocate to.