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Neighborhood guide

Find the Pittsburgh neighborhood that feels like home

Whether you're looking for a walkable neighborhood, a quiet residential street, or an easy commute to one of Pittsburgh's major hospitals, I'll help you find the community that feels like home.

In the city

Pittsburgh's East End and beyond

Pittsburgh has 90 neighborhoods, each with its own main street, parks and personality. These are some of the most popular with people moving here.

  • Shadyside

    East End

    Walnut Street's boutiques and cafés, plus the shops and restaurants of Ellsworth Avenue. Victorian homes and apartments line tree-shaded streets, minutes from UPMC Shadyside and Chatham University.

  • Squirrel Hill

    East End

    Two busy business districts along Forbes and Murray Avenues, set between Frick Park and Schenley Park and close to Oakland's universities and hospitals.

  • Point Breeze

    East End

    Quiet, leafy streets on the edge of Frick Park, the city's largest park, and home to The Frick Pittsburgh museum and gardens.

  • Highland Park

    East End

    Historic homes around Highland Park itself, with its reservoir walking loop and the Pittsburgh Zoo & Aquarium, plus a small business district on Bryant Street.

  • East Liberty

    East End

    A revitalized hub with Bakery Square, new restaurants along Penn and Highland Avenues, and East Busway service to Downtown.

  • Lawrenceville

    Along the Allegheny River

    Rowhouses and Butler Street's restaurants, breweries and shops, close to UPMC Children's Hospital and historic Allegheny Cemetery.

  • Greenfield

    East End

    Between Squirrel Hill and the Monongahela River, next to Schenley Park, with quick access to the Parkway East.

    Watch Tina's Greenfield video

  • Regent Square

    City and borough line

    A small neighborhood that spans the city and the boroughs of Edgewood, Swissvale and Wilkinsburg, beside Frick Park, with shops and restaurants on Braddock Avenue.

Watch: 5 best city neighborhoods in Pittsburgh

Just outside the city

Boroughs and suburbs to consider

Allegheny County and its neighbors have dozens of boroughs and townships, from walkable older towns to newer suburbs.

  • Edgewood

    East of the city

    A borough just past the city line, with East Busway service and the Edgewood Towne Centre shops.

  • Swissvale

    East of the city

    Next to Regent Square and Edgewood, with East Busway stations for an easy ride toward Downtown.

  • Bethel Park

    South Hills

    A South Hills suburb with T light rail stations into the city and Allegheny County's South Park next door.

  • Wexford

    North Hills

    A North Hills community along Route 19, close to North Park.

    Watch Tina's Wexford real estate tips

  • Cranberry Township

    Butler County

    North of the city where I-79 meets the Pennsylvania Turnpike, a major shopping and business hub.

  • And many more

    Five counties

    Tina's buyers have also found homes in Irwin, West Mifflin, Homestead, Hazelwood, McKees Rocks and South Park. She serves Allegheny, Beaver, Butler, Washington and Westmoreland counties.

Looking for a home near a specific hospital? See neighborhoods near Pittsburgh's hospitals. New to the city? Start with the moving to Pittsburgh guide.

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Let's find your place in Pittsburgh

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