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housingConnection at SouthsideSouth Side Flats apartments near SouthSide Works. Listed rents are approximate — confirm current rents, fees, and availability with leasing.South SidePet-friendlyWasher/dryer
housingEastside BondModern East Liberty apartments near Shadyside dining and shopping. Listed rents are approximate — confirm floor plans and pricing with leasing.East LibertyResort-style poolFitness center
housingThe Cork FactoryLuxury loft apartments in the restored Armstrong Cork Factory along the Allegheny River in the Strip District. Listed rents are approximate — confirm availabiliStrip DistrictHistoric loft interiorsPool & spa
dealHalf-Off Appetizers — Primanti Bros.Sample listing: weekday appetizer specials are common at Primanti locations. Confirm current offers with the restaurant.foodRestaurant
storyThe Contract Was Decided Before The BidA sealed bid can create the appearance of competition even when the winner is already known — Pittsburgh’s contracting record shows how process theater protects preferred firms.Historypublic contractsMagee-Flinn
storyWhen The Lottery Put On A SuitPennsylvania did not end the numbers game by persuasion — it built a legal competitor with statewide sales, official drawings, and the power to define gambling as public revenue.HistoryPennsylvania Lotterynumbers game
storyWhen The Old Rackets Met The New Drug EconomyIllegal markets do not simply replace one another. They collide, share infrastructure, compete for protection, and change the level of violence a neighborhood experiences.Historydrugsorganized crime
storyWho Really Owned The City?No single organization owned Pittsburgh. The city was governed through competition among institutions powerful enough to control different parts of life. Industrial corporations controlled capital.Historypowercorruption
guideFamily Weekend in Pittsburgh: Kid-Friendly ActivitiesPlan a fun-filled family weekend in Pittsburgh with these kid-friendly activities and attractions.weekend
neighborhoodCranberry TownshipFast-growing suburban community with excellent schools, shopping centers, and family-friendly amenities. Known for its planned communities, parks, and proximityExcellent school districtFamily-friendly communityMajor shopping centers
neighborhoodPenn HillsLarge suburban municipality with diverse neighborhoods, good schools, and affordable housing. Known for its family-friendly atmosphere and community spirit.Affordable housingFamily-friendly communityGood schools
neighborhoodUpper St. ClairAffluent suburban community with strong schools, upscale homes, and excellent quality of life. Known for its family-friendly atmosphere.Top-rated school districtUpscale residential communityExcellent quality of life
neighborhoodWexfordAffluent suburban community known for excellent schools, upscale homes, and family-friendly atmosphere. Part of the North Allegheny School District.Top-rated school districtUpscale residential communityFamily-friendly atmosphere
attractionPNC ParkHome of the Pittsburgh Pirates, consistently ranked as one of the best ballparks in America with stunning river views.River viewsSkyline viewsRoberto Clemente Bridge
neighborhoodBethel ParkFamily-oriented suburban community with excellent schools, parks, and community amenities. Known for its strong sense of community and quality of life.Top-rated school districtFamily-friendly communityCommunity parks and recreation