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

Butler is the county seat of Butler County, a small city of roughly 13,000 about 35 miles north of Pittsburgh. With a walkable historic downtown and a manufacturing heritage, it of

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

Downtown Pittsburgh — the Golden Triangle, where the three rivers meet — is the region's business, cultural, and sports core. Once almost entirely commercial, it now has a growing

Franklin Park is a residential borough in the North Hills with around 15,000 residents, about 14 miles northwest of Downtown. It's largely made up of established and newer single-f

Gibsonia is a suburban community north of Pittsburgh spanning parts of Richland, Pine, and Hampton townships, roughly 18 miles from Downtown. It blends established neighborhoods wi

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

Mars and the neighboring borough of Seven Fields form a compact, family-friendly pocket of southern Butler County, just north of Cranberry and about 22 miles from Downtown Pittsbur

The Town of McCandless is an established North Hills suburb of roughly 28,000 residents, about 12 miles north of Downtown Pittsburgh. It offers mature, tree-lined neighborhoods, a

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

Pine Township is one of the fastest-growing and most affluent communities in the North Hills, about 18 miles north of Downtown. It's defined by newer master-planned neighborhoods s

Ross Township is an established inner-ring North Hills suburb of roughly 31,000 residents, just 7 miles north of Downtown. It's known for its convenient location, the McKnight Road

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

Wexford is one of the most desirable addresses in Pittsburgh's North Hills, an upscale community straddling Pine and Marshall townships about 16 miles north of Downtown along the R