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Carriage Park Apartments

Carriage Park Apartments

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 15220

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Crane Village Apartments

Crane Village Apartments

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 15220

Studio/1 Bedroom$635 - $930

2 Bedrooms$1,015 - $1,300

3 Bedrooms$1,395

Bryn Mawr Apartments

Bryn Mawr Apartments

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 15221

1 BedroomUp to $798

2 BedroomsUp to $958

Laurel Village Apartments

Laurel Village Apartments

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 15235

Studio/1 Bedroom$665 - $875

2 Bedrooms$925 - $1,055

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If you are looking for an apartment in Pittsburgh or its suburbs, we have a new place for you; there are assorted family sized apartments available for rent both northwest of city center and in many other lovely neighborhoods as well. Soon you will have no trouble at all getting around like a local in Pittsburgh, your new city!

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Pittsburgh Apartment Rental Market

  • Household Income
    Household IncomeCityStateCity Compared to State
    Less than $10,00018.0%9.7% +8.3%
    $10,000 to $14,9999.5%7.0% +2.5%
    $15,000 to $19,9998.8%6.8% +2.0%
    $20,000 to $24,9998.3%6.9% +1.4%
    $25,000 to $29,9997.0%6.7% +0.3%
    $30,000 to $34,9996.4%6.5% -0.1%
    $35,000 to $39,9995.6%6.1% -0.5%
    $40,000 to $44,9995.0%5.8% -0.8%
    $45,000 to $49,9994.3%5.1% -0.8%
    $50,000 to $59,9996.8%9.1% -2.3%
    $60,000 to $74,9997.4%10.3% -2.9%
    $75,000 to $99,9995.8%9.6% -3.8%
    $100,000 to $124,9992.8%4.6% -1.8%
    $125,000 to $149,9991.2%2.1% -0.9%
    $150,000 to $199,9991.3%1.8% -0.5%
    $200,000 or more1.7%1.9% -0.2%
  • Cost of Living
    Share of Household Income Spent on RentCityStateCity Compared to State
    Less than 10.0%7.3%6.7% +0.6%
    10.0% to 14.9%10.3%12.6% -2.3%
    15.0% to 19.9%12.2%14.4% -2.2%
    20.0% to 24.9%10.8%12.3% -1.5%
    25.0% to 29.9%10.9%10.4% +0.5%
    30.0% to 34.9%6.8%6.9% -0.1%
    35.0% to 39.9%5.1%4.8% +0.3%
    40.0% to 49.9%7.1%6.5% +0.6%
    50.0% or more21.8%17.4% +4.4%
    Not computed7.7%8.2% -0.5%
  • Age Demographic of Renters
    Age Demographic of RentersCityStateCity Compared to State
    15 to 24 years17.7%11.6% +6.1%
    25 to 34 years26.7%25.6% +1.1%
    35 to 44 years17.8%20.5% -2.7%
    45 to 54 years12.7%14.1% -1.4%
    55 to 64 years7.8%8.5% -0.7%
    65 to 74 years7.7%8.0% -0.3%
    75 to 84 years7.1%8.3% -1.2%
    85 years and over2.7%3.4% -0.7%
  • Travel Time to Work
    Travel Time to WorkCityStateCity Compared to State
    Less than 30 minutes44.2%35.9% +8.3%
    30 to 44 minutes27.1%23.9% +3.2%
    45 to 59 minutes10.1%14.0% -3.9%
    60 or more minutes18.6%26.3% -7.7%

Source: 2000 Census

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Sitting where three rivers converge, Pittsburgh is a classic American story. Important to the country's industrial growth and a strategic city during times of war, it has gone through reinvention for modern times and is considered one of the most livable cities in the U.S. Long gone are the important steel mills.

They've been replaced by health care high-tech industry. With three rivers, steep hills and a hodge-podge of ethnicities, it is rich in architecture, culture and a sheer zeal for everything it does. The pockets of small neighborhoods add up to a rich tapestry and a city that is rightfully proud of itself.

The city can be broken down into five areas - downtown and the east, west, south and north neighborhoods which surround it. When searching for your Pittsburgh apartment,you will learn there are over 90 neighborhoods to choose from and each retains the character of its original roots.

Go Steelers!

Culturally, Pittsburgh's founders were industrialists who were also interested in the arts.Names like Carnegie, Heinz, Mellon and Phipps consistently show up on the fronts of institutions housing great art, music, science and history. You will find no lack of venues for symphonic music, opera, or ballet.

The Pittsburgh Steelers NFL team have won six Super Bowls and are at the focal point for sports fans. Other professional teams and the many college teams in the area provide year round spectator sport. There are plentiful parks, like the beautiful Schenley Plaza and Park which is 465 acres, for outdoor recreation. This is a work hard, play hard city and all the venues for each are provided.

Restaurants with Views

Every neighborhood has interesting cuisine choices and once in your Pittsburgh apartment, you'll locate the ones nearest you. The primary areas for restaurants are Mount Washington with its great views over the city, the Strip District, South Side, and, of course, downtown. Jewel Le Mont is an upscale restaurant who gets many stars for both food and the views, but you can find great and cheaper food at places like Lombardozzi's, which serves phenomenal pasta. Don't miss Primati's, a city institution for a different kind of sandwich. They put potatoes on them!

Hot Nights

The Strip District is the hot spot for nightlife. Dance at the Boardwalk, or head over the Smallman Street for club venues and all types of music. East Carson Street is where to hear local bands. Stop into the Diesel Club for starters and go from there. Once settled into your Pittsburgh apartment, you've got a lot of nightlife to explore.

Average Apartment Rent in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

# Bedrooms Apr Mar Feb 3 Month % change
Studio N/A N/A N/A 0%
1 Bed $691 $637 $729 -5.2%
2 Bed $787 $761 $733 7.4%
3 Bed $1,263 $1,263 $650 94.3%

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Pittsburgh Apartment Rental Trends

Apartments in Pittsburgh have competitive rents so be sure to use our apartment finder to get the best deal. In February the average rent for a 1 Bedroom Pittsburgh apartment cost $729. If you need a roommate, try finding a 2 bedroom apartment rental. An average 2 bedroom Pittsburgh apartment was $733 in February. The average apartment rent for a 3 bedroom apartment in February was $650. Start your apartment search by checking out some of the Pittsburgh rentals listed below.

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  • Are there big sporting events that people in Pittsburgh enjoy attending?

    Named the "Best Sports City" in the United States in 2009 by Sporting News, Pittsburgh has several widely followed sports teams. Pittsurgh is home to major pro teams in baseball, football, and hockey; the Pirates of the MLB play at PNC park, the Steelers of the NFL play at Heinz Field, and the Penguins of the NHL play at the Consol Energy Center. In addition, the area's collegiate sports teams also draw large crowds, most notably the University of Pittsburgh's football and basketball teams. However, various athletic teams from Robert Morris, Duquesne, Penn State, and West Virginia University also have considerable fanbases.

  • Are there museums in Pittsburgh or nearby?

    Pittsburg is full of museums. The best-known family of museums relating to art and science is probably the Carnegie Museums of Pittsburg, which encompasses the Carnegie Museum of Art, the Carnegie Museum of Natural History, and the Carnegie Science Center, and the Andy Warhol Museum. Others include the Children's Museum of Pittsburgh, Phipps Conservatory, the Mattress Factory Museum, the ToonSeum, and the Fort Pitt Museum. As an affiliate of the Smithsonian Institution, the Senator John Heinz History Center is the largest history museum in Pennsylvania.