Rosa Colucci shares her tips for finding an economically priced home, such as this four-bedroom Victorian that recently went under agreement in Brighton Heights.
After cinemas were placed on the endangered-species list in the early days of the pandemic, multiplexes and specialty theaters alike have recovered in vibrant fashion.
Designed by noted local architect Frederick Scheibler Jr., the home along Beechwood Boulevard has a notable rounded roof that makes it resemble the fungi.
Welcome to a new occasional series profiling local interior designers. First up are Melissa Rees and Chrishuna Wilkerson, lead designers at M Hill Rees Interiors.
A brewery boom is drawing everyone from serious beer aficionados to families. With draws such as food trucks, trivia and more, they have become our new neighborhood gathering spots.
When it opened in 1929 as the city’s tallest structure, crowds of sightseers paid a quarter to visit the rooftop observation deck of the Grant Building — named for the street, which was named for the hill, which was named for the somewhat hapless general.
From completely open-air patios and fire pits to fully enclosed tented sidewalk dining areas and individual heated domes, here are some of Pittsburgh’s most popular current outdoor dining setups.
