German immigrant Oswald Werner, the owner of an early (and explosive) dry-cleaning business, built this 17-room Victorian in 1890 in Highland Park.
Realtor Brian Czapor is selling his own extensively renovated home.
Home editor Jessica Sinichak finds the local gems you’ll be obsessing over.
This family’s love of baseball inspired a winning outdoor renovation that manages to be both sophisticated and kid-friendly.
Learn more about the red hot real estate market — and why a growing neighborhood on the site of a former steel plant might just charm you.
Interior designer Esther Dormer brought joy and color to a small row house by taking inspiration from the maximalist 1970s.
Once a three-bedroom home, the extensively renovated Tudor-style residence now has seven bedrooms — and a magnificent outdoor space.
The new initiative from the Pittsburgh-based nonprofit promotes sustainable manufacturing by local artisans.
The guided walking tours and self-guided neighborhood tours give behind-the-scenes access to notable buildings around the city.
Tucked away on a cul-de-sac in Squirrel Hill, the split-entry home has three bedrooms — and a fun black-and-pink tiled kitchen.
The event features 10 gardens with a variety of outdoor features.
The split-entry style house is surrounded by luscious landscaping, including a courtyard with the tropical plant carved in its center.
Karolyn Spagnolo filled the white brick home in Shaler with luxurious touches — and even a secret doorway.
The sustainable designs include low-carbon steel bike racks, artistic bollards made from aluminum and a modular light.
The five-bedroom, craftsman-style home was built in 1912 by Montel Davis.
Previously known as The Candle Lab, the pour-your-own candle company on Butler Street is now independently owned and operated.
Close to the park of the same name, the all-brick home has an updated interior and a three-seasons room.
The mixed-use development will include retail space, plus living units.
The townhome for sale on Roslyn Place sits on one of the nation’s last remaining wood block streets.
The boutique Industrialist Hotel opened in Downtown’s The Arrott Building earlier this year.
Located on the South Side, the aptly named “The Auditorium” features 15 apartments.
The four-bedroom home on Swanson Lane is close to schools, shopping and I-79.
The pair of new buildings at the former Stevenson Farmhouse is close to the “T” and the borough’s thriving business district.
The updated home is just two blocks from Grandview Avenue.
Now a luxury home, the 1960s-era school in Greene County still contains the original bathroom stalls, a classroom and even the nurse’s office.
Once the pride and joy of its owners, the A-Frame style home has a stone courtyard and indoor and outdoor water features.
Recent neighborhood initiatives, such as the development of Hazelwood Green — a one-time brownfield — have brought significant reinvestment into the area.
Noted scientist Rae Stiening grew up in the fanciful Tudor-style home in Mt. Lebanon that features a turret as well as a 6-foot stained glass window of D’Artagnan.
Home editor Jessica Sinichak finds the local gems you’ll be obsessing over.
The spacious home’s neighborhood features a robust community life.
Each year, Pittsburgh Magazine HOME celebrates the amazing houses of the region with our Best of Design Awards. We spotlight categories ranging from Best New Home to Best Renovated Kitchen and the people behind these inspiring transformations. PM Staff
The online spring marketplace from Pittsburgh's Handmade Arcade aims to help connect customers with local artisans.
The two-bedroom showstopper on the North Side once had boarded up windows and collapsing walls.
The two-bedroom, all-brick home in Bethel Park is filled with charm — and has a magical backyard.
Located 30 miles south of Pittsburgh, the Queen Anne Victorian featured in the classic horror movie is being turned into a bed and breakfast — and you can win an overnight stay there.
Close to all of the East End’s amenities, this loft has elevated style thanks to interior designer Lauren Levant.
Roger Levine and Jeff Gordon are moving their vintage goods collection to an appointment-only warehouse in Turtle Creek. But first, they’re having a huge sale.
Located in the heart of the village, the four-bedroom home has undergone extensive renovations — and boasts a unique side yard.
The all-brick building could house two living units — or be returned to its roots as a spacious, single-family home.
The tidy two-bedroom brick home in Green Tree isn’t expected to be on the market for long.
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