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Explore Life and Real Estate Downtown Pittsburgh

Downtown Pittsburgh Condo Buildings

Condo Buildings

151 First Side -Condominiums
151 First Side
1,000 – 3,400 sqft
941 Penn Avenue Condominiums
1,408 – 3,100 sqft
Chatham Tower
Chatham Tower Condominiums
$97,000 – $300,000
519 – 3,600 sqft
Gateway Towers
Gateway Towers
$240,000 – $900,000
1,030 – 1,307 sqft
The Carlyle was the former Union National Bank Building
The Carlyle
1,442 – 6,000 sqft
Piatt Place on Fifth Avenue Downtown
The Residences at Piatt Place
1,300 – 1,900 sqft
Luxury Urban Living at its Best at The Residences at Three PNC Plaza
The Residences at Three PNC Plaza
1,000 – 3,400 sqft
Washington's Landing
Washington's Landing
$400,000 – $900,000
1,200 – 4,200 sqft

Golden Triangle Downtown Pittsburgh

Life in Downtown Pittsburgh

From the Cultural District with a variety of theaters and eclectic restaurants, to the Point with a glorious fountain and 36 acre park, Pittsburgh is vibrant and livable. Residents enjoy three rivers for fishing and boating and riverfront trails for jogging and scenic biking. Many diverse neighborhoods offer something for everyone. Cross a bridge and you’re in the North Side for a game at PNC Park or Heinz Field. A short walk from the central business district and you will find yourself in the Strip District with its bustling street shopping and nightlife. Pittsburgh’s affordable standard of living, world class hospitals, cultural centers, and championship sports teams make living here highly desirable.

Reasons to live here:

  • Numerous Theaters, Art Galleries, and Music Venues
  • Great Outdoors - Riverfront Trails (6 miles), Kayaking, Point State Park and 14 Other Parks
  • Major League Sports Teams - Steelers, Penguins, Pirates
  • Special Events - Three Rivers Arts Festival, Three Rivers Regatta, Pittsburgh Marathon, Light Up Night®, First Night, and numerous Parades
  • Weekly Farmers Markets
  • 10 Institutions of Higher Learning
  • 102 Bus and Light Rail Routes Daily
  • 80+ Outdoor Concerts, Crawls and Festivals Every Year
  • Weekly Outdoor Lunchtime Concerts During Spring, Summer and Fall

Pittsburgh stands at the forefront of:

  • Health and Medical Research (UPMC and University of Pittsburgh)
  • Computer and Robotics Technologies (Carnegie Mellon University)
  • Center for Arts and Culture (Carnegie Museum and Carnegie Science Center)
  • Urban Downtown Living
  • Green and Sustainable Living

Local Attractions

  • Market Square Downtown Pittsburgh

    Historic Market Square

    Historic Market Square, with a European piazza flair, is the hub of Downtown activity. Office workers, students, and visitors fill the Square at lunchtime to grab a bite to eat at one of the many restaurants or enjoy their brown bag lunch in the plaza. In the summer, there are free lunchtime concerts and a weekly Farmers Market. During the holidays, visit the Holiday Market for unique gifts from local, national, and international vendors. The lively atmosphere, activities, and food draws people to Market Square year round. Come and enjoy!

  • Point State Park

    Situated at the confluence where the Allegheny and Monongahela Rivers join to form the Ohio River, Pittsburgh’s Golden Triangle is home to Point State Park (The Point). Comprising 36 acres, it is one of the most popular downtown destinations. Have a picnic by the beautiful fountain, walk your dog, or enjoy one of the numerous concerts and festivals offered throughout the year on its green space. The three rivers are great for boating and the miles of riverfront trails are perfect for jogging and scenic bike rides.

  • Heinz Hall Interior

    Heinz Hall

    Heinz Hall for the Performing Arts is the cornerstone of the Cultural District of Pittsburgh. This cultural-entertainment focal point of the Golden Triangle has helped spur the continuing economic and cultural revitalization of downtown Pittsburgh. With its international reputation for grandeur and excellence as a concert hall and showplace, Heinz Hall is home to the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra. Enjoy a Symphony performance, a Broadway Series show, a concert by world renowned musical artists, or a performance of The Nutcracker during the holiday season.

  • Three Rivers Arts Festival

    Three Rivers Arts Festival

    The Three Rivers Arts Festival, a production of the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust, is an annual celebration of the arts in Downtown Pittsburgh. There are art installations, live music, theater, dance, gallery exhibitions, artist markets, and interactive activities. All of the world class events are free and open to the public. The festival is a 10 day event beginning the first Friday in June and takes place in Point State Park, throughout picturesque Gateway Center, and in the city’s world-renowned Cultural District.

  • PNC Park

    PNC Park

    Hailed as one of the best ballparks in the country, PNC Park is home of the Pittsburgh Pirates. Very few parks in the country can compete with PNC when it comes to the sheer beauty of its backdrop. There are no bad seats. Much of the stadium provides an incredible view of the city of Pittsburgh, the Allegheny River, and the Roberto Clemente Bridge. It is just as beautiful outside as it is inside. Bronze statues of Pirate legends grace the walkways, street performers line the Clemente bridge, and local bars buzz with fans. Come and enjoy a game. LETS GO BUCS!