Pittsburgh Neighborhoods

Family-oriented suburban community with excellent schools, parks, and community amenities. Known for its strong sense of community and quality of life.

Historic Italian neighborhood known for authentic restaurants, affordable housing, and strong community spirit. Known as Pittsburgh's Little Italy.

Historic county seat with charming downtown, affordable living, and strong community spirit. Known for its historic architecture and local businesses.

Fast-growing suburban community with excellent schools, shopping centers, and family-friendly amenities. Known for its planned communities, parks, and proximity to major employers.

The vibrant heart of Pittsburgh with skyscrapers, cultural attractions, and urban energy. Home to major corporations, museums, and entertainment venues. The Golden Triangle pulses with business activity, world-class dining, and iconic attractions.

Historic county seat with charming downtown, good schools, and affordable living. Known for its historic architecture and community events.

Artsy neighborhood known for its galleries, boutiques, historic architecture, and vibrant arts scene. A creative hub where artists, entrepreneurs, and foodies converge along Butler Street's bustling corridor.

Major suburban commercial hub with extensive shopping, dining, and entertainment options. Known for Monroeville Mall and business district.

Suburban township known for Robert Morris University, proximity to Pittsburgh International Airport, and growing business district.

Premier suburban community with excellent schools, vibrant business district, and strong sense of community. Known for its walkable downtown and quality of life.

Historic neighborhood perched on a hilltop with stunning city views, historic inclines, and charming residential streets. Known for its panoramic skyline views.

Vibrant riverfront neighborhood home to major sports venues, museums, and entertainment. Known for PNC Park, Acrisure Stadium, and riverfront trails.

Pittsburgh's academic and medical hub, home to Carnegie Mellon University, University of Pittsburgh, and major hospitals. The cultural and educational center of Pittsburgh with world-class museums and research institutions.

Large suburban municipality with diverse neighborhoods, good schools, and affordable housing. Known for its family-friendly atmosphere and community spirit.

Suburban community known for The Mall at Robinson, major retail development, and convenient access to Pittsburgh International Airport.

Upscale neighborhood with high-end shopping, fine dining, and beautiful residential streets. Known for Walnut Street shopping district, tree-lined avenues, and proximity to universities and hospitals.

Historic flats with trendy shops, restaurants, and nightlife. Pittsburgh's most walkable neighborhood with vibrant East Carson Street nightlife, riverfront trails, and historic architecture.

Diverse, walkable neighborhood known for its Jewish community, excellent schools, vibrant business district, and proximity to Frick Park.

Historic warehouse district now filled with specialty shops, food vendors, and Pittsburgh's best wholesale food markets. A foodie paradise with ethnic markets, coffee roasters, and unique shopping.

Affluent suburban community with top-rated schools, upscale homes, and excellent quality of life. Known for its strong school district and family-friendly atmosphere.

Affluent suburban community known for excellent schools, upscale homes, and family-friendly atmosphere. Part of the North Allegheny School District.