Pittsburgh didn’t make the list of most resilient real estate markets, but some investors call real estate in Pittsburgh undervalued.
Anyway, this much house in or near a city for $200,000 is new to me:
The carefully restored 1871 town house boasts 14-foot ceilings, three bedrooms, 31/2 baths, original pine floors and oversized molding, furniture and artwork. But the real surprise is the 28-foot-long in-ground swimming pool surrounded by mature trees and shrubs in the side yard. Next to the pool is a 20-by-20-foot deck shaded by wisteria, with a two-car garage beneath.
The neighborhood is supposedly getting better but they still say not to go for walks at night or take your abby out for a ride in the stroller by day…
Here’s an article about Pittsburgh working to improve a problem area.