Neighborhoods

Avalon is a compact, walkable borough along the Ohio River about 6 miles northwest of Downtown Pittsburgh. Part of the established inner-ring 'North Boroughs', it offers tidy stree

Cranberry Township is one of the Pittsburgh region's most sought-after suburbs, in Butler County about 20 miles north of Downtown at the I-79 / Pennsylvania Turnpike crossroads. It

Glassport is a small Monongahela River borough about 12 miles southeast of Pittsburgh, named for the glass industry that once anchored it. Today it's a quiet, affordable working-cl

McKees Rocks is a historic Ohio River borough about 6 miles northwest of Downtown Pittsburgh. A former industrial and railroad hub of around 5,600 today, it offers some of the lowe

McKeesport is a historic riverfront city about 13 miles southeast of Pittsburgh, where the Monongahela and Youghiogheny rivers meet. Once a steel hub of nearly 55,000 people, today

Mt. Oliver is a small, densely-built borough of about 3,300 completely surrounded by the City of Pittsburgh, just south of the South Side. Ethnically diverse and very affordable, i

Munhall is a Monongahela River borough about 7 miles southeast of Pittsburgh, at the heart of the historic Homestead steel district. Today it's a stable working-class community of

Penn Hills is a large, leafy township of roughly 36,000 about 10 miles east of Downtown Pittsburgh. One of the region's biggest suburbs, it offers a wide range of housing — from mo

Sheraden is a historic streetcar suburb in Pittsburgh's West End, roughly 6 miles from Downtown. Its hilly streets are lined with early-1900s homes — the typical house here dates t

Uptown — also branded the EcoInnovation District — is a compact neighborhood wedged between Downtown Pittsburgh and Oakland, along the Fifth and Forbes avenue corridors. Long overl

Valencia is a small, friendly borough in Butler County, about 25 miles north of downtown Pittsburgh. It pairs a quiet, semi-rural setting with quick access to the Route 228 / I-79