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This is the most white bread thing I've ever seen about Pittsburgh. What about Millvale?? FOH

I lived in Mt. Lebanon for a few years. Very low crime. Great schools. Beautiful historic homes.

Any designated dog parks in the area?

In the past few years, our winters have been the opposite of brutal. The cultural scene is fantastic, and the people are among the friendliest in the world. If strangers ask a Pittsburgher for directions, some of us will walk -- or even drive -- them to their destination. I am one of those people.

Are there any specific areas that are good for dog owners? For example, good dog parks, access to good walking trails, good local pet store, etc.? So far, I’ve been focused on Bellevue and Carnegie with some great parks. I grew up south of Pittsburgh and am thinking of retiring there as it is much less expensive than where I live right now…

My older cousin got married here. My sister and I sat in the car for everything!

Pittsburgh is like a giant black hole. Get out while you still can. P.s.- You didn't mention the persistent racism nor did you mention the insane amount of air pollution this entire region must endure. I believe its 15th worst in the country? Terrible.

I have “cinders” in my knee still at age 70. From the old track at the HS when I took a spill. They installed a state of the art tartan track while I was there. Lebo ‘71

I grew up on Shady Drive. No garage. Bedrooms had tiny closets. Steep hill to shops. Loved it.

Income tax - I understand that PA doesn't tax for retirement income. ( pension, IRA, deferred compensation, Social Security ) Many states do

Didn’t even mention the only farm left in Wexford. The Eichners family farm. My wife’s family started it in 1897 and have the best fresh eggs and meats. Wife and I raise beef and lamb here.

No offense but that would be the best reason to move to Peters Township. Value is gonna go up for a while my friend, think of a 10% return in 18 months? I like that.

Hi! Exciting video! So 2 questions. You mentioned high taxes when you own a property but there's still no state taxes on pensions and other retirement income correct? Also, if I just want to rent, are there nice rental apartment buildings available in Mt. Lebanon?

1:14 that’s my house

My wife and I grew up in Pittsburgh, East End and North Side respectively. That's why we chose to build in an adjacent county.

okay i live in lebo lol and this picture at 2:06 in the video is not in lebo never seen this in my life lived here for 21 years th-cam.com/video/tVvlhITzBXE/w-d-xo.html

You should have mentioned that there are a number of private/parochial schools in the Wexford area if you didn’t want the LARGE public schools.

Mt. Lebanon is also one of the safest communities with their own Police & Fire Departments very little crime a wonderful place to grow-up in or raise a family!

It is all "cool", he says over and over...

No city or country is carb-conscious. 😆 You'll be keto or carnivore alone no matter where you go. 😆 But I love the low-carb life. 😊

You look depressed LMAO. From Dallas and y’all are weird up here bro. Pizza is good though, props!

I don’t mind cold winter and snow.

Pgh Pa is a Leader in Medicine, Technology, engineering, and also - Electrical Energy. West. Pa, thrives on the 3 cleanest (also Renewable) forms of energy. They are: 1.) Water = Hydo-electric Power; 2.) Nuclear & Atomic Power - World leader; 3.) Waste to Energy ( wTe ). also called, AKA Burn your weekly Garbage, to generate MegaWatts of Power. wTe is Renewable each year, as long as we have Millions (Billion) of people on earth. Last, Great School, colleges, Technical Schools, and Teachers. Pgh is Rich in: Churches, religion, and spiritual resources. Wonderful Local churches, Pastors & Teachers.

The Biggest Plus about Pgh P1 ? ? The people. I was raised there. I was raised in a place with genuine, sincere, honest people. I later worked and lived in other states, and - did not find that. Pgh people are very diverse, and employs people, from all nations. All religions and cultures are tolerated. ( Not so - is some other states, places.) The people are GREAT, 5 stars. * * * * *

I grew up on WA Rd in the 1950s across from Mellon Jr High & the church

Better than cranberry for sure

Promo`SM 😅

I'm fairly certain that Deerfield Manor students go to baker, not streams or Eisenhower. Unless that's changed very recently

I would never live in pennsylvania

This guy looks like Hubermans long lost brother

I love the cold and winter and snow

Definitely upper middle class. Beautiful homes

Great info as always DJ!

my parents are from wexford. they would say snow is #1 con. now in socal. also, you dont sound anything like someone who has lived there all their life. no accent at all😂😂.

Canada. I live in Canada. Please tell me about your winters again. Lol. I love the Burgh. I visit often.

Oh STFU every city has local cuisine it's proud of, that's not a reason to specifically move to Pittsburgh which is what I'm looking for

Housing will go down

I lived here in Pittsburgh all my life almost it sucks here so bad the crime is horrible. It's a shame I can't leave my place without my firearm at my hip. And the schools suck I don't know where he's getting his information at. They are so bad. We homeschooled the kids. And we do get alot of sunny days. Here. In the summer like a typical 90 ° weather other then that he's right

Isn't that where that train crashed a few months ago and now the air is bad?

Looka so good, sign me up.

One of the cons noted was that Mt. Lebo schools have no busses. Having grown up three in the 1960's and 70's I know and can share the reason. For those of you who may be in my generation and also grew up there you will remember our superintendent, Dr. Norman Green. Bussing kids across school districts was very big back then. It was done for among other reasons, to give disadvantaged kids an opportunity at a better if not safer educational experience. Dr. Green was all for bringing kids into Mt. Lebanon, but he did not want kids from Mt. Lebanon forced to go outside the district. The only way to avoid bussing was to avoid busses. Now you know the rest of the story.

hey man im moving to Pittsburgh july 1st in the neighborhood mount washington have you done a video about there yet?

I moved from upstate NY to the Pgh area 40 years ago. I would describe the winters here as mild. The snow removal however, could stand improvement. I love my 100 year old house. The floor joists are 2"-6" and spaced 12" apart. The outside walls are 1 foot thick poured concrete with steel rebar and internal airspace. This house isn't going anywhere. The taxes in my town are reasonable and the school system is great. Just because a day has some clouds doesn't mean the day is shot.

They are both great! Cleveland has more elbow room. Pittsburgh has friendlier people.

I live in Colorado but enjoy your videos

I'll be moving back to Pittsburgh in about five years, after I complete my education.

I grew up in Bethel Park ( known as Bethel PA until it got the “Park” addition in the 1950’s), less than a mile from South Park and its buffalo herd-later lived in Richland Township near North Park. Both are great county parks and great communities!😊

I'm from Homewood. My late uncle lived in Libertyville.

How about McConnell Trails (Ryan Homes) in Cecil?!