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I lived in East Liberty in 2003-2004 and there was some rough streets but it wasn’t too awful. My car did get stolen though 😂 never got it back.

Painted woodwork! And, it looks like the floor plan has been changed. People who do this to old houses have no soul. Disgusting.

This house is like Joe Biden-------too old. Frame house and too tiny. Market price $60k to $70k not $200k.

Woaw way cheaper then canada

189 000$ ??? Is the real estate of pittsburg that low ?

Its only a matter of time that the gules crapping on the street three blocks away, are on Railroad street. Pittsburgh is Woke. Not anything like it was before they allowed drugs to rule the now business district.

Ive lived in chicago nyc, miami, back on chicago, but i am excited to visit Pittsburgh. FYI, I hated Miami; ive been fortunate to meet many wonderful people there, but 80% of the miami population, has an inflated sense of entitlement.

The price is astronomically high. I wonder if it will sell for that in Pittsburgh

I've lived in East Liberty for a few years and the surrounding areas for the past 30 years. When I lived in E. L. around 2004 it was a little sketchy in some parts/places. There was a large apartment complex right across the street from Penley Place (where I lived). It took up that whole block. From the top of Negley and Penn to the bottom Penn and I forget that street name, but its where Wholefoods now sits. Directly across from Wholefoods was a two apt complex in one. They sat on opposite sides of Penn Ave with an underpass directly over Penn Ave. Those were just a couple of problem places. I think there was an apt building with businesses on the ground floor where Target now stands. And some other places I can't remember the names. Anyway, when I lived out there, I don't remember being afraid, but I was aware of my surroundings. I felt safe for the most part. I had never seen anything bad happening, but hard things on the news especially in Larimar. The closest thing that happened to me was that my brother got robbed at gunpoint one night. Fortunately, he wasn't harmed physically. Since the GENTERFICATION of E. L. I would say it's safer now than before, but it still has some bad apples as all places do. East Liberty is so different now and I could go on and on, but I won't.😁

I’m gonna assume since it wasn’t shown, there’s no off street parking. $200,000 is way too much for that heap in Pittsburgh.

This obviously flipped house has the ol landlord special going on big time. “Paint it gray! Paint it ALL gray!”

“Here’s a door. It’s got no handle so you can’t open it” 😂

“If you like a lot of sunlight” 😂 if you like sunlight you won’t be living in Pittsburgh. As an added bonus, those walls are as gray as the Pittsburgh sky.

I like the Victorian style homes

Yeah, talk about striking while the iron is HOT! LOL - love your stuff, man.

The timing for this video is diabolical

I wanna see you do an Ollie 😊

I always think of CMU and that part of Schenley Park as being part of Oakland.

I can't believe that Home Depot no-style interior update with lousy exterior is over half a million dollars. Greetings from Wilkins!

If I had that kind of budget you wouldn't catch me in the 'burgh.

That deck 👌

The cost of living is not as reasonable as you might expect.

It's true that the light rail system is limited to South Hills and downtown, but it's free downtown and over to the North Side stadiums (pretty rare in most cities). The bus system is strong -- including the city's three busways, which are basically bus-only superhighways where buses travel at 55 MPH even when regular rush hour traffic is crawling. Also, the Downtown to Oakland Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) will be complete in a few years. More improvements are needed, but I moved to PGH from greater Boston and in my opinion the transit here punches above its weight for a medium-sized city.

lol who would be looking to move there willingly

I can think of 3 reasons not to move there but 3 is enough for me. Steelers, Pirates, and the penguins.

How walkable is Pittsburgh ⛰️

Where’s your fav spot to watch the fireworks

I lived in Pittsburgh once back in 78

Not well done, every city has its positives and negatives. Limited real estate every where.

Seriously, the thumbnail photo?

I went to Pittsburgh for the first time last month. Waze took me all over the place and I it does look safer than most American cities. Summer was also mild. Pittsburgh has less zombies and abandoned buildings were surprisingly clean on the outside. It has plenty of College kids and Carnegie Melon was extremely diverse.

Are you aware that FORBES just naked Pgh as the number 3 best city to live in in the U S? Number 1 is Honolulu and 2 is Atlanta . I lived and was raised in Pgh before moving to Zanesville, OH 25 yrs ago. But I have friends in Pgh, visited frequently and have followed Pgh growth, etc ever since I left. I believe that the items you noted as reasons not to move to Pgh can be said of almost every large city. Significantly, almost all of these items are LESS Severe in Pgh. That's why FORBES named it #3! !

Thanks Tim. Liked the list of employers and universities. Great insight.

I found value in your video because I realized I can’t afford to live in the Strip District.

Thanks Tim!

Pittsburgh is a high crime city, more taxes than any other state, Florida has no state tax on your paycheck, Pittsburgh has a 1 percent more tax on top of the state tax. If you live outside of Pittsburgh you oay a tax for working in Pittsburgh. This list can go on.

Don't forget our terrible Mayor, horrible politicians, homeless encampments, high taxes, shootings, stabbings yeah sure come to downtown Pittsburgh and enjoy all the excitement.

Thanks to you, now I’ve technically seen it. Hah

Back in the 60's and 70's, East Liberty was basically a "no go zone". Started turning around in the 80's with demolition of several government subsidized low income housing projects around Penn Circle. Crime started to decrease and gentrification began. Amazing turn around. Enjoy watching your videos when they pop up on my YT feed since I was born and raised in Pittsburgh but left in 1981.

Oh great. Another state whose housing market is about 2b plundered b/c of GREED. Congress needs to put a Stop to this.

What neighborhood should I do next?

I HATE living here in Pittsburgh

Never once thought about living in PA.

Very good info! You need to do one for every place around the country! Also Costco over Sam’s. Don’t support Sam’s/Walmart.

Thanks for the neighborhood videos.

I can’t afford Squirrel Hill. 💔

any eateries of pittsburgh for Cheesesteak?

The strip district in Pittsburgh is really beautiful 😻

My dad who has a huge net worth can definitely afford up to a $1.8 million house 🏡

I'm looking forward to walking. I love walking up and down hills. It's my thing. Used to live in Los Gatos with great elevation change. RIght now I'm in Stallion Springs, both Calfornia, near Tehachapi. Amazing steepness. I got to move there simply for the walking.