“Challenges are inevitable; however, if you view setbacks as lessons instead of losses, that adversity will help shape you into the next leader that Pittsburgh needs.”
“I want to help build a Pittsburgh where inclusion is less about creating separate opportunities and more about finding ways for people of all abilities to participate, belong and pursue the goals that matter to them.”
“I was a little embarrassed about my knitting obsession for a long time, and I wish I'd known that being loud about what you love works like a magnet.”
“Rely on your community, and if you don’t have one yet, build one. Then make room for others to join it. That applies whether you grew up in Pittsburgh or moved here, as I did.”
“I want to carry that tradition forward through surgical expertise, lasting relationships with families and research that helps build better treatments for the future.”
“Some of the most rewarding moments in my career have come from watching an idea turn into something that helps people work better, make better decisions, or solve problems they couldn't solve before.”
The former head coach of the Steelers has been in the spotlight lately for the apartments and houses he designed in the fictional world; while they aren’t available for purchase, we can still dream.
Listed for the first time in more than 60 years, the brick house on Duffield Street is a classic Pittsburgh home paired with private backyard retreat that includes a pool.
The six-bedroom Victorian in Shadyside blends historical detail with modern updates, including a dream kitchen, finished lower level and two-car garage topped with an outdoor entertaining space.
Known as Shilo Ranch, the property includes a massive 17,000-square-foot home, equestrian facilities, a wildlife habitat, two additional residences and a stocked pond.
With exposed brick, 15-foot ceilings and a rooftop deck, this mixed use building brings city-style living to one of the region’s most walkable small towns.
With designer upgrades, oversized windows overlooking Arsenal Park and a thoughtfully modernized interior, the semi-detached home moved fast in Pittsburgh’s hot spring housing market.
The fully updated residence in the Blackburn Heights community showcases techy living with automated lighting, climate control, and advanced systems designed for convenience, efficiency, and everyday comfort.
Fueled by innovations at Carnegie Mellon University, startup growth and global investment, the region is redefining its economy through artificial intelligence.
Located on 38th Street, the updated home pairs exposed brick with a garage, flexible loft space and a front-porch perch in the heart of one of Pittsburgh’s most vibrant neighborhoods.
The three-bedroom homes were constructed by the City of Bridges Community Land Trust, a nonprofit focused on offering solutions to common barriers to home ownership.
The row house features original artwork by Pittsburgh's own Jeremy Raymer, as well as a massive deck made for enjoying the home’s prime location on the North Side.