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My bad ti each their own. I just don't understand why somebody wants to live wgere you can't walk to the coffee shop, store, park , food spots. Obviously some people do like tjis tyoe of living but damn i don't understand..The best laif back neighborhood from Wexford is 15 minutes away in West View

HOV is actually pronounced H O V

Especially true in Pittsburgh, but it's not a great idea to live near any body of water in any city-- whether creek, river, bay, lake, or ocean. You can study history & control risk, but at the end of the day you cannot study or control nature

Wexford sucks. Well it's not a walkable community..It doesn't have any blocks,just parking lots.. so it sucks. We have great suburbs like Mt lebonon, Aspinwall and West View though.

Another thing that sucks about Pittsburgh, and the whole state of Pennsylvania, are your stupid liquor laws. I went to a concert in Pittsburgh about a year ago. The show let out about 10pm and not only was nothing open, but it was impossible to buy some beer. I live in Columbus where most gas stations and small convenience stores sell beer and wine. Hell, we even have bars in laundromats and grocery stores here.

You live in whitehall obviously you’re a horrible realtor if you still live at home in the ghetto with your parents

Pittsburgh is not always cloudy and raining! And no one is constantly wearing Pittsburgh sports gear! Also there are things to do laut at night places close at 3am

Your candor is refreshing! Thanks!

We are moving to our other home on The Big Island in the next 6 to 9 months. It’s funny how everyone complains about the stuff your talking about but just stays. A lot of neighborhoods have a very non transient population….I mean…..we have had many of the same neighbors for the 27 years here in our surprisingly quiet East Pittsburgh Boro. 🤙

“Eckspecially”? Is that a P’burgh term?

Luke 15:10 Likewise, I say unto you, there is joy in the presence of the angels of God over one sinner that repenteth.

Mark 11:23 For verily I say unto you, That whosoever shall say unto this mountain, Be thou removed, and be thou cast into the sea; and shall not doubt in his heart, but shall believe that those things which he saith shall come to pass; he shall have whatsoever he saith.

When I was a kid pittsburgh , he had six hundred and fifty thousand people living here. Now its about 300,000. Ask yourself why

If the zip code doesn't have a 152 then it isn't Pittsburgh

Whats 1 luxury provided

Matthew 10:32 Whosoever therefore shall confess me before men, him will I confess also before my Father which is in heaven.

1 John 4:15 Whosoever shall confess that Jesus is the Son of God, God dwelleth in him, and he in God.

Hebrews 6:10 For God is not unrighteous to forget your work and labour of love, which ye have shewed toward his name, in that ye have ministered to the saints, and do minister.

I’ve lived in Dallas for 54 years. Time now to move to Pittsburgh to work and live closer to my daughter family who live in the top of the western panhandle of West Virginia. I’m looking at living on the west side of Pittsburgh: Carnegie, McKees Rocks, Moon Town, Imperial. Something in the North Fayette and Findlay Townships. In my work, I often work from home, and also I will go to different medical sites over Pittsburgh. Easy access to highway is import.

what about a philly cheesesteak sub. i want one. where can I buy one there?

I haven't lived in the suburbs of Pittsburgh since 1988 when I got married..my husband and I are from Shaler Township. Both of us still have some of the dialects. I still use "jagoff."

Something is either unique or it's not. It can't be "very unique."

What neighborhood would be the best one for someone that works in the medical field?

I grew up in Pittsburgh, but I now live about an hour or so away from the city. Traffic, parking & taxes are terrible, and unfortunately, the city is becoming a ghetto with lots of run-down areas & high crime. That's probably why nothing stays open later.

Homewood, Wilkinsburg Hill district, Brushton, Northside ,Garfield are places you don't want to live

Great information about this neighborhood! Not sure that we could afford it, but definitely something to think about!

Franklin Regional is a very good school 🏫 system 😊

In 1995 you could get really good house in murrysville for only $279,000. That was a ton of money in those days.

I went to East Suburban Pediatrics in Murrysville in the 1990s as a child 🧒 and rode my bike 🚴 through murrysville. Lot of Asian Indian families in murrysville.

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Great video! I would also like to give some advice about traffic for the newcomers. Never rely on GPS, you won't get a signal in downtown. Sometimes, GPS can even show you the way against traffic! Also, if GPS tells you to turn left or right, you will have to choose in seconds, between 5 right or 4 left. The signs you will see most often are: "road works, single lane (shared), flagger ahead." Tunnels! Be very careful when entering and exiting the tunnels. Similarly, you will see 4-5 different right or left positions at the end of the tunnel, too. Keep it in your mind that there is no GPS signal throughout the tunnel. Don't drive in winter if you have wings. But, if you do, avoid using GPS, it will probably want you to drive on a frozen bridge or a steep road. You will pray that your vehicle does not roll over while climbing some amazing steep hills, but no worries, it will not, somehow! Deers! They can come out of anywhere, at any time, it doesn't matter if it's a highway or a city road. As soon as you arrive, you will notice dozens of dead deer, raccoons, or groundhogs on the side of the road, unfortunately. By the way, they're not afraid of human and the vehicles here anymore. There may be traffic in this city for no reason. It is just a matter of time to get used to it, relax! Being able to enter the tunnels is a great success, and being able to get out of it is a medal! After a tunnel, if you're able to shift your vehicle from far right or left (vice-versa) less than a hundred yards, on a 5-lane bridge, you're the king! I think the most appropriate traffic sign for Pittsburgh is: BE PREPARED TO STOP!

Pretend it was a nightmare and change your mind.

They say Pittsburgh and Western PA in general have 4 seasons: Almost Winter, Winter, Still Winter, and Construction 🤣🤣

So you trying to get ppl to move to shitty ass Pittsburgh where the black on black crime. Drive by shooting and robbery and what ever else. In here who want to move here when pretty much the eyes suck from all this drug and crime bs

You forgot a couple: Crime rate Political dumpster fire Furry convention yearly Can't do to the Arts Festival with the kids without dealing with half naked Pride Fest weirdos. 1 flake of snow or drop of rain everybody forgets how to drive Everybody is incredibly rude. Thank God I live just south of the city and don't have to deal with it daily.

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Another thing many people would find problematic is the fact that it's almost necessary to have a car unless you live in certain neighborhoods within the urban core. We do have a bus system and a (very small / limited) "subway" but in general the public transit is subpar and lots of the region just isn't walkable period.

@3:42 As a person that grew up in Sheraden and just by living in Pittsburgh and going all over the place I know the area like the back of my hand. Recently, I work for a company that services the City of Pittsburgh, I and another younger coworker went out on a road call and he commented about how I just know how to get everywhere without GPS. I am 45 and he is 23.

Pittsburgh doesn't have a loop highway. You have to go through the City to get to another side, that means one or two tunnels...

In some other states, school taxes are not tied to property values. They're funded through other means. Seeing a school tax on a mortgage can be a shock for new residents.

Love 💕 ❤watching your videos and this one was one of the best about Lawrenceville, Pennsylvania

You really sugarcoated the east!!!

You left out CRIME, I've lived in Pittsburgh all my life , crime is everywhere

The worst part of living in Pittsburgh is the word "Yinz" and any other form of Pittsburghese that I hear frequently. Wretched.

Ive lived here for almost 40 years. This video is spot on. Let me just emphasize traffic/road construction even outside of the tunnels is constant an so annoying. Also, property taxes especially school taxes are high...think $6k/yr on an assessed value of $240k. On the plus side..i feel safe almost anywhere i go in the suburbs.

#7...very very interesting.. a lot of people don't realize Pittsburgh is a ticking time boom, its very probable in next 10 years, whith the emergence of super soak rain phenomenon happening in last 20 years, these new rain storms are unlike anything in recorded history, the atmospheric River storms are increasing in frequency 10 fold, the amount of rain in these storms is 10x worse than in past, Make no mistake, in next 10-15 years maybe much sooner, Pittsburgh will likely be the next Katrina, the level of destruction that a 10 inches of rain over a day or 2 could do is unimaginable for most people, and its very likely to happen sooner rather than later. The destruction a storm like this will cause will likely in many ways be worse than New Orleans in hurricane Katrina, most of downtown Pittsburgh will be destroyed, that is 100s billions in damage in downtown alone, the death toll could easily rival that of hurricane Katrina by far, land slides, Allegheny valley, Monongahela valley will be devastated beyond anything seen in the u.s. before, federal agencies did a study on what would happen if Pittsburgh got over 8 or 9 inches rain in less than 36 hours, and the results were terrifying say least, water could reach 8 or 9 stories in buildings downtown, all of downtown submerged causing devastation on a financial scale that will easily rival hurricane Katrina, deaths would easily be in the 1000s, so citizens of Pittsburgh, tell your representatives to make a emergency plan for this very likely scenario now because it can happen anytime, and the chances it doesn't happen in next 10 -15 years are much less than the chances it will happen, they want to scare us all with climate change TALK and scam us into electric vehicles before we're ready and the infrastructure is ready, But they can't pit together a plan of action for evacuation and mitigation now before the damage is done and millions of lives are horribly change forever, because Allegheny county is top 10 biggest metropolitan areas in country, and a mega disaster waiting to happen!

I grew up in Pgh area. Left there in ‘75. The only thing I miss is chipped ham and old settlers rye bread. I live in the south and I sure don’t miss snow

How about a tour of famous pittsburghers' homes? I'd like to see Fred Rogers' house, even if only from the outside.