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Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania in Allegheny County


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Also known as:
Birmingham of America
Iron City
The Burgh
The Smoky City
The Steel City
City motto: Benigno Numine (By Divine Providence)
105 active listings near Pittsburgh
👍 USDA, * Price Change, * New, * Sale Pending
$2,989,000    600 Grandview Ave
$1,989,000    1 Trimont Ln
$1,500,000    820 Grandview Ave
$1,450,000   * 6 Neff St Apt A
$1,099,000    128 Bertha St
$925,000    431 Bailey Ave
$795,000    525 Grandview Ave
$795,000    527 Grandview Ave
$759,900    140 Bigham St
$699,000    501 Grandview Ave Apt 1001
$549,900    323 Smith Way
$549,000    402 Bailey Ave
$475,000    1000 Grandview Ave Apt 904
$475,000    85 Wyoming St
$459,900    1 Trimont Ln Apt 820B
$445,000   * 515 Grandview Ave
$439,500    605 Olympia Rd
$409,000   * 115 Meridan St
$399,900   * 233 Olympia St
$399,900    140 Cohassett St
$399,000    109 Kathleen St
$395,000    315 Seward St
$384,900    326 Maple Ter
$369,900    1 Trimont Ln Apt 480E
$365,000   * 113 Merrimac St
$365,000    1 Trimont Ln Apt 440C
$350,000   * 132 Merrimac St
$350,000    1824 Greenleaf St
$350,000    1824 Greenleaf St
$349,900    178 Southern Ave
$349,900    109 Wilbert St
$349,000   * 331 Clarence St
$334,900    606 Pennridge Rd
$332,000    288 Paul St
$325,000    408 Ruxton St
$325,000    127 Cohassett St
$324,900    239 Albert St
$320,000   * 512 Bigham St
$319,000    1201 Virginia Ave
$315,000    62 Ruth St
$309,900    504 Natchez St
$309,900    94 Wyoming St
$305,000    635 Southern Ave
$300,000    11 E Sycamore St
$299,900    316 Kambach St
$290,000    326 Meridan St
$289,900    331-333 Augusta St
$285,000    209 Olympia St
$279,900    44 Estella Ave
$279,900   * 341 Amabell St
$279,900   * 425 Iberia St
$275,000    1306 Virginia Ave
$275,000    410 Eureka St
$275,000    440 Iberia St
$269,900    630 Griffin St
$269,900    101 Kathleen St
$262,500    648 Pennridge Rd
$259,900    436 Olympia Rd
$259,500    414 Oneida St
$249,900   * 37 Dilworth St
$249,900    446 William St
$249,900    444 William St
$249,000    3 Boggs Ave
$245,000    531 Bigham Rd
$244,900    620 Chess St
$239,900    431 Augusta St
$234,900    235 Cairo St
$229,900   * 1737 Greenleaf St
$225,000   * 15 Natchez St
$225,000    436 Bigham St
$210,000    7 Norton St
$200,000    505 Wyola St
$200,000    433 Neff St
$200,000    431 Neff St
$199,000    411 Kambach St
$195,000    1 Trimont Ln Apt 102P
$184,900    721 Boggs Ave
$179,900    248 Dilworth Ave
$179,000   * 306 Albert St
$175,000    162 Hallock St
$162,500    195 Southern Ave
$159,900   * 134 Amabell St
$158,500    253 Southern Ave
$150,000    468 Grace St
$150,000    476 Grace St
$150,000    472 Grace St
$150,000    466 Grace St
$149,900    343 Boggs Ave
$144,900   * 234 Albert St
$140,000   * 219 Wilbert St
$140,000   * 1320 W Sycamore St
$121,900   * 273 Albert St
$120,000   * 620 Boggs Ave
$115,000    8 Marne Way
$110,000   * 415 Bigham St Apt 36
$104,800    436 Norton St
$100,000    427 Bigham St
$99,900    7 Whitworth St
$95,000    121-123 Haberman Ave
$66,000   * 6 Kuhn St
$29,000    98 Pasadena St

Interested in fun facts and the history of Pittsburgh, PA?
Then read on!

One interesting historical event in the Pittsburgh area is the Whiskey Rebellion. In 1791, the U.S. government under President George Washington imposed a tax on distilled spirits, which outraged western Pennsylvania farmers who relied on whiskey as a cash crop. In 1794, a group of rebels staged a violent protest against tax collectors and federal officials in the area, which eventually led to a military intervention by the U.S. government. This was the first major test of federal authority under the new U.S. Constitution, and it helped to establish the supremacy of federal law over state and local interests. Today, the Whiskey Rebellion is commemorated with a National Historic Site in Washington, Pennsylvania, just south of Pittsburgh.