pittsburgh pa green homes: Pittsburgh's Green and Sustainable Neighborhoods: Part 5, Squirrel Hill, PA
- 08/26/09 11:45 AM
Squirrel Hill is a prosperous and easygoing middle-class neighborhood located east of Downtown Pittsburgh. The area features an established shopping district filled with small businesses, evenly mixed with local and national chain stores. Best know as a center for Pittsburgh’s Jewish community, it caters to diverse group of residents in age, income, profession and ethnic background. In the beginning, Squirrel Hill was the ‘burbs, and it still retains its wide, leafy residential streets and beautiful brick and stone homes. Squirrel Hill is served by the Pittsburgh Public School District and several prestigious private schools. Walk-ability: Squirrel Hill ranks as a Walker’s … (0 comments)
pittsburgh pa green homes: How working with a "green" agent can benefit buyers in Pittsburgh, PA
- 08/10/09 09:46 AM
Usually when articles talk about selecting the right real estate agent they suggest getting referrals from someone you trust, or finding a neighborhood expert, but rarely do they talk about finding an agent that shares your environmental views. In 2008, Shelton Group’s Energy Pulse reported that 78% of homeowners said no one mentioned energy efficiency during their purchase process. So how important is it that homebuyers consider the energy and environmental aspects of their new home? Consider these facts: The average U.S. home spends $1,800 a year on energy. A typical house releases 22,000 pounds of carbon dioxide annually, twice as … (2 comments)
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Squirrel Hill is a prosperous and easygoing middle-class neighborhood located east of Downtown Pittsburgh. The area features an established shopping district filled with small businesses, evenly mixed with local and national chain stores. Best know as a center for Pittsburgh’s Jewish community, it caters to diverse group of residents in age, income, profession and ethnic background. In the beginning, Squirrel Hill was the ‘burbs, and it still retains its wide, leafy residential streets and beautiful brick and stone homes. Squirrel Hill is served by the Pittsburgh Public School District and several prestigious private schools.
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