Liz Caplan, PA REALTOR® Pittsburgh, PA (Keller Williams, The Caplan Group)
The Carlyle Condos of 4th Avenue offer one of the newest luxury Downtown Pittsburgh Condominiums for sale in Pittsburgh. If you’re tired of the long rush hour commute to and the many time-consuming tasks that living in the suburbs brings, then perhaps it’s time you considered downtown living at The Carlyle, new custom condos in the heart of the Golden Triangle. The Carlyle offers a low maintenance life-style, elegant designs pared with old world craftsmanship. The Carlyle is the best value for luxury urban living Downtown.The newest project offered by respected developer E.V. Bishoff Company, The Carlyle in Pittsburgh Condos are unparalleled in value and quality all with a surprisingly affordable price tag. The Carlyle’s 21 floors contain some of Downtown Pittsburgh’s most sought-after real estate views. Located on the corner of historic Fourth Avenue and Wood Street, The Carlyle is located in the historic landmark and former Union Nation Bank Building and retains its original neo-classical faÁade executed in gray granite. Venture inside, however, and it becomes a completely different story. The lobby’s soaring ceilings and graceful pillars convey a light and airy atmosphere that is as elegant as it is welcoming. The recent demand for urban living is evident with new construction projects like The Carlyle, Piatt Place located just a block away at 301 5Th Avenue, 151 First Side on 1st Avenue and other new development. Contact Liz Caplan to assist with The Carlyle Condos and your all of your Downtown Pittsburgh living needs, Liz@Pittsburghhomesite.com, 412-302-2645. www.Pittsburghhomesite.com
Elizabeth Caplan, REALTOR Keller Williams, The Caplan Group 5425 Baum Blvd. Pgh PA 15232 412-302-2645- direct, 412-682-0120 -office Visit www.Pittsburghhomesite.com for all your Pittsburgh real estate and relocation needs |



Get downtown tonight for the Gallery
Crawl in the Cultural District. From 5:30 until 9:00 you can visit
the galleries, watch dance performances, participate in the cell
phone disco (you'll just have to go to find out what that is),
sample fare by Le Cordon Bleu Institute of Culinary Arts, see fire
dancers and listen to the music. If you have not had a chance to
attend before it's a great event for all ages. (The photo is from
First Night on New Year's Eve, another great event in the Cultural
District!)

In an otherwise glum story from Fortune
Magazine on the
More good news for Pittsburgh.
Forbes Magazine ranked us #22 out of the top 100 largest
American cities for Best Bang-For-The-Buck. A solid
housing market, relatively stable employment picture, low cost of
living and quick commutes were among the factors that were
considered by the magazine.
There's an old joke here in
Pittsburgh that when the world ends we'll still
have 7 years left. I've even heard people talk about how the
recession really hasn't hit Pittsburgh yet. I don't agree.
In my opinion, Pittsburgh has been
able to weather the downturn because it is a stable, down-to-earth
city that already went through the bad times. It was able to
diversify it's economy and attract new investment. Like the rest of
the country we saw a decline in home prices but nothing like the
huge drops that were happening in other areas, just a few
percentage points. Even better, last week's report showed gains
over a year ago.
Then we get some really good news,
According to Forbes Magazine, Pittsburgh is one of the cities
leading the country out of the recession. As the 4th
Fastest-Recovering City in the U.S., Pittsburgh is showing
how a mid-sized, northeastern city can chart a course to
recovery.



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