NEIGHBORHOODS
Our Neighborhoods
East
Pittsburgh’s three rivers, the Allegheny, Monongahela, and Ohio, meet at The Point in downtown. Just east of downtown are some of the city’s most desirable neighborhoods, including Lawrenceville, Shadyside, Squirrel Hill, Regent Square, Swissvale, Uptown, and Oakland.
Steiner Realty manages apartments and rentals throughout these East End communities, with convenient access to Pitt, CMU, Carlow University, UPMC, and Duquesne University.
Our Areas in the East End of Pittsburgh:
Edgewood is a quiet, residential borough just minutes from downtown Pittsburgh and the East End. Known for its tree-lined streets and classic homes, it offers convenient access to Regent Square, Frick Park, and major commuter routes.
Swissvale is an affordable, up-and-coming neighborhood east of downtown Pittsburgh. With easy access to the Parkway East and nearby shopping and dining, Swissvale apartments offer value and convenience for commuters and students alike.
Located just one mile from downtown, Uptown provides quick access to Duquesne University, UPMC Mercy, and PPG Paints Arena. Its central location makes it ideal for renters seeking apartments near downtown Pittsburgh and Oakland.
Regent Square is a charming, walkable neighborhood bordering Frick Park. Known for its local restaurants, small businesses, and easy commute to Oakland and downtown, it’s a popular choice for East End rentals.
Shadyside is one of Pittsburgh’s most desirable neighborhoods, offering upscale apartments, boutique shopping, and vibrant dining along Walnut Street and Ellsworth Avenue. Its proximity to Pitt, CMU, and major hospitals makes it especially attractive to students and professionals.
Squirrel Hill blends residential comfort with a lively business district along Forbes and Murray Avenues. Close to Frick Park and within minutes of Oakland universities and UPMC, it’s a top choice for Pittsburgh apartment seekers.
Oakland is Pittsburgh’s academic and medical hub, home to the University of Pittsburgh, Carnegie Mellon University, and Carlow University. With museums, hospitals, and cultural attractions nearby, it’s a prime location for student housing and apartments near Pitt and CMU.
North/West
North of the Allegheny River lies a diverse and vibrant stretch of communities that blend urban energy with suburban comfort. Beyond the city neighborhoods, the landscape transitions into the North Hills, a collection of well-established suburban communities known for their residential appeal, strong school districts, and commercial corridors.
Together, Pittsburgh’s northern and western areas offer a broad range of lifestyles—from lively waterfront districts and cultural destinations to peaceful suburban neighborhoods and historic small-town charm—all within easy reach of the city’s urban core.
Our areas in the North/West of Pittsburgh:
Bellevue is a historic, welcoming, and scenic suburb that combines small-town friendliness with urban accessibility, a strong sense of community, and a vibrant local scene — making it a standout neighborhood in the greater Pittsburgh area.
Sewickley is known for its tree-lined streets, walkable downtown district, and vibrant community life. The village center, focused around Beaver Street and Broad Street, features boutiques, local shops, galleries, restaurants, cafes, and community spaces that draw both residents and visitors. Annual events like farmers markets, parades, and seasonal celebrations reflect a strong community spirit.
Moon Township is a well-established and thriving suburban community in the Pittsburgh area. It combines historic roots with modern economic development, respected schools, and a high quality of life, all while offering easy access to both urban and natural attractions.
Ross Township is a large suburban township in the North Hills of the Pittsburgh region, located just north of Pittsburgh (about 6–10 miles from downtown). It’s known for its blend of residential neighborhoods, strong schools, shopping and business districts, and proximity to urban amenities while maintaining a suburban lifestyle.
Mars, Pennsylvania is a charming, historically rich borough in Butler County — small in size but big on character. Its unique name, local traditions, and friendly community make it a memorable place within the Pittsburgh region, blending historic roots, community pride, and playful identity in a quintessential small-town setting.
South
The Monongahela River separates downtown and the East End from the South Side and South Hills. Just across from Uptown and Oakland, the South Side offers walkable access to East Carson Street’s restaurants, shops, and nightlife.
The South Hills, including Bethel Park, Mt. Lebanon, Dormont, Castle Shannon, and Brentwood, provide convenient suburban living minutes from downtown via the Fort Pitt and Liberty Tunnels.
Our Areas in the South of Pittsburgh:
Brentwood is a quiet South Hills community offering affordable rentals and easy access to downtown Pittsburgh. Its residential feel and local shopping corridors make it a practical choice for commuters.
Dormont is a walkable South Hills neighborhood known for its small businesses, coffee shops, and access to the “T” light rail. It offers a mix of apartments and homes with a strong neighborhood feel.
Mt. Lebanon is one of the South Hills’ most sought-after suburbs, featuring vibrant business districts, parks, and year-round recreation. With top-rated amenities and convenient transit options, it’s ideal for renters seeking suburban living near Pittsburgh.
The South Side is one of Pittsburgh’s most energetic neighborhoods, centered around East Carson Street. Known for historic architecture, dining, nightlife, and riverfront trails, it’s a top destination for those seeking South Side apartments close to downtown.
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