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City of Pittsburgh Founded: 1758 Population: 305,704 (city); 1.22 million (Allegheny County) Area: 55 sq. miles Median Sale Price of Existing Single-Family Home: $110,300 Percentage with Bachelors Degree: 33 Professional Sports Teams: 3 Museums: 66 Colleges / Universities: 16 Libraries: 31


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Times Pittsburgh has been named “America’s Most Livable City”


Andy Warhol, Truck, 1985, ©AWF


Pittsburgh’s affordable standard of living, top-notch health care facilities and culture combine to make it the “Most Livable City in America.” Affordability, cleanliness and brain power rank among the best in the nation. Friendly neighborhoods and a passion to look to the future are two more reasons why so many people love to call Pittsburgh home.


Parents, take note: A visionary scholarship program called “The Pittsburgh Promise,” helps students in the Pittsburgh Public Schools pay for education beyond high school by offering up to $40,000 in scholarship funding to any post-secondary institution within Pennsylvania. Check it out at PittsburghPromise.org.


For more information on relocating to Pittsburgh, go to VisitPittsburgh.com and search “Relocation.”


Chatham Village on Mt. Washington, on the National Registry of Historic Places


Scan this for everything you need to know to move to Pittsburgh, including job listings, real estate listings,


moving services, schools, career assistance and information about the city. Or visit pittsburgh.about.com


“Young painters and sculptors are now sidestepping New York altogether, heading instead to cities like Pittsburgh.” —Orion Magazine


Downtown/Uptown North Side South Side/Mt. Washington Strip District/LawrencevilleOakland/Shadyside


United States Steel Corporation 412-433-1121 • ussteel.com 600 Grant St. • Pittsburgh, PA 15219-2800 Largest U.S. steel producer.


CREDIT UNIONS riverset credit union 412-488-2525 • riverset.com 53 South Tenth St. • Pittsburgh, PA 15203 riverset is a full-service credit union open to those in Allegheny, Beaver and Butler counties. Members enjoy some of the best rates in the region as well as surcharge-free access to PNC Bank ATMs and thousands of shared branching locations nationwide. Experience trust. Bank on riverset.


EDUCATION Urban Pathways Charter School 412-392-4601 • upcs.net 914 Penn Ave. • Pittsburgh, PA 15222 UPCS leads the way in free, public education for urban students in grades K-12. The school boasts a 100% graduation and college acceptance rate. Located downtown in the heart of the Cultural District, UPCS offers free, public education with a private school atmosphere.


FOREIGN MONEY EXCHANGE Travelex Currency Services 412-472-5151 • travelex.com • PO Box 12357 Pittsburgh International Airport Pittsburgh, PA 15231 Foreign currency exchange, Euro and UK pound prepaid debit cards, travel insurance, notary, fax, photocopies, wire money and phone cards.


HEALTH & WELLNESS YMCA of Greater Pittsburgh 412-227-3808 • ymcapgh.org Ste. 625 • 420 Ft. Duquesne Blvd. Pittsburgh, PA 15222 The YMCA of Greater Pittsburgh offers more than 225 programs, including wellness, youth and family enrichment, aquatics, outreach services and child care. Be a difference maker. Volunteer or join today.


HEALTH SERVICES & HOSPITALS Gateway Health Plan 412-255-4640 • gatewayhealthplan.com 600 Grant St. • Ste. 4100 Pittsburgh, PA 15219 Managed care organization. Medicare for medical assistance population.


Highmark Blue Cross Blue Shield 412-544-4032 • highmark.com 120 Fifth Ave. • Ste. 3110 Pittsburgh, PA 15222-3099 Health care and employee benefits products.


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MedExpress Urgent Care 304-225-2500 • medexpress.com 1751 Earl Core Rd. Morgantown, WV 26505 MedExpress Urgent Care treats illness and injury for all ages. No appointment needed ... just walk in 9am to 9pm, seven days a week for Great Care. Fast! Multiple southwestern Pennsylvanian locations.


VA Pittsburgh Healthcare System 866-4VA-PITT • pittsburgh.va.gov University Drive C • Pittsburgh, PA 15240 Caring for America’s veterans by providing excellent health care, training future providers and advancing medical knowledge through research.


West Penn Allegheny Health System 412-330-2400 • wpahs.org 30 Isabella St. • Ste. 300 Pittsburgh, PA 15212 Includes five hospitals offering an expansive range of medical and surgical services to Pittsburgh and the surrounding five-state area. Employing more than 11,000, the System houses over 2,000 beds, admits more than 82,000 patients, has nearly 200,000 emergency visits and delivers over 4,600 newborns a year.


KITCHEN & BATH Splash 412-281-3712 • exploresplash.com 200 Fifth Ave. • Pittsburgh, PA 15222 Splash continues its history of bringing cutting-edge kitchen and bath products to the western Pennsylvania market with its new Market Square design space. Splash offers a distilled collection of plumbing fixtures and fittings for kitchen, bath, bar and home as well as contemporary lighting and cabinetry.


MEDIA


Pittsburgh Business Times 412-481-6397


pittsburghbusinesstimes.com 424 South 27th St. • Ste. 211 Pittsburgh, PA 15203


The Pittsburgh Business Times is the area’s premier source for local business news, leads, information and networking opportunities. The weekly newspaper is published every Friday and also available online at pittsburghbusinesstimes.com.


WPXI-TV 800-237-WPXI • 412-237-1100 wpxi.com • 4145 Evergreen Rd. Pittsburgh, PA 15214 WPXI-TV Channel 11 is the NBC affiliate in Pittsburgh. Channel 11 News provides coverage you can count on in the Pittsburgh area.


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