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It’s a great combination for sure!!

'do it for me', that is

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Hey Jay. Please reach out directly if you need any assistance.

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That is not true.

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Yes, Mt Lebanon is in my top places in the 400s. But could easily make a case to put them in several price ranges. Please reach out directly and can give you customized advice based on your needs/goals. Feel free to text me at 412-758-8000

Also be sure to check out the rest of my UA-cam Channel for over 100 videos with more details about neighborhoods, schools, and more!

As mentioned in the video oakmont is a great community with a great and really small school district

Wish I could do it over again!

That is a tough question to answer, but I typically take a personal perspective. As a dad of four kids (and three of them in their 20s) - would I be comfortable with them living in a particular neighborhood. As far as the neighborhoods mentioned in this video - Yes, I would be comfortable.

@markknowspittsburgh having lived in Pittsburgh I remember every community that had "Heights" in their name were not the best of places to live. Many had "Projects" built for those with minimal or not income. It's been 20 years for me, so hopefully, things have changed

Perhaps a few of them. Certainly not all of them. Brighton Heights. Stanton Heights. Sewickley Heights. Ben Avon Heights. All nice areas.

As someone an hour out from Pittsburgh, and that grew up in Penn Hills, I can tell you that Penn Hills isn’t a very safe area. There are often many shootings.

@HauntingAsmr oddly enough I lived in Penn Hills as a kid. Yes, it has changed a lot since then.

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Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment, and so glad you found the video helpful. Definitely explore more videos on my channel. I have an entire playlist with more than a dozen videos devoted to Mt Lebanon related content. Also - feel free to reach out directly and would be glad to assist with your research.

Thank you! Would be glad to help! Can never reach out too early!

Great neighborhood!

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Can u do mount Oliver?

@@aubreywilson28 Yes

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It's pretty insane!

I can not speak about other Midwestern cities - but is Pittsburgh a utopia of integration and model on race relations? Probably not. Much work to be done, but the energy and leadership in the region is going in the right direction. Job market is strong especially in health care, technology, finance, and higher ed. Pittsburgh (the city) is probably more pro landlord - but some of their autonomy is being reigned in. Most of our housing growth in the city are large scale developments (condos, lofts, etc.) in places like Strip District and North Shore. Most of the single family housing growth is in the suburbs of outlying counties - places like Cranberry (southern Butler county), Peters Twp, North Strabane Twp, Cecil Twp (northern Washington Co), and North Huntingdon, Penn Twp (western Westmoreland Co). If you have specific questions - please reach out directly. Would gladly set up a 1 on 1 consultation to give you information tailored to your needs.

Thanks for always tuning in! Hope you guys are well!

I have only tried Rialto's in Greenfield, but I will give Capezzuto's a shot the next time I am over that way. Thanks.

And I heard she is very upset about that 🫵

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@@markknowspittsburgh thank you for the reply as I continue to educate myself on Pittsburgh. I subscribed to your channel so binge watching it is.

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There a hundreds and hundreds of neighborhoods in the Pittsburgh region, and I took the time to make a video about just a few of them that I think bring great value.

Do you like it?

There are some great areas around Pittsburgh that have a rural feel but yet still close to all the action of a city. I am thinking of places like West Deer, Findlay, and Elizabeth/Forward (those are all in Allegheny County). And of course, you could go neighboring counties and still get a nice sparsely suburban and rural feel in Butler, Westmoreland, Washington, and Beaver counties.

@@markknowspittsburgh Thanks! I was only able to spend about 4 days on this last trip. Drove 700+ miles looking at several communities. We're definitely planning a return trip soon. Our only real requirement is a hospital within an hour. My wife is a transplant patient, with a new donor kidney. And obviously, we need something in our budget 🙄. I wrote down all the areas you mentioned and will begin studying. Thanks!

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@@markknowspittsburgh Thanks! We will return in March. Beautiful area.

Thanks Jesse! Good to be back. I have been hitting TikTok and IG hard for past year with short form, but time to get back to my bread and butter! Hope you are well.

Have you lived anywhere else? Extreme weather is way more common is many other places. Pittsburgh weather is delightful!

Yes! Federal Galley continues to be one of my favorite spots!

Are you okay? Sounds a bit exaggerated and/or conspiratorial.

@@markknowspittsburghYes, that’s exactly the correct term in criminal law. An agreement between two or more people to commit a crime.

Go Bobcats!

I will make it a point to check that place out. Thanks for the rec.

Nice! I love visiting Sharpsburg as well.

The weather in Pittsburgh is amazing. I drive a convertible and have the roof down almost every day from April to October. Maybe I should keep track of this! That would be a great stat. And at the end of they day affordability is really the number one priority. What good is a great suburb if you can't afford to live there and you have to sit on the Schuykill for an hour every day, LOL!

Good to know! Thanks for sharing!

It is in the East End, but no Point Breeze.

Glad you are enjoying your time in Pittsburgh. The fall colors are going to be amazing!

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Nice, glad you found it useful! Welcome to the Burgh!

Pizza Lupo is the absolute best. I would drive to another state for the pie!

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Absolutely! That is a great reason to love Pittsburgh!

That doesn't happen here any more than it might in any major American city.

I think you proved my point given your grammar and spelling skills.