Pittsburgh Homes Daily

The Carnegie Library of Homestead is hosting “Taste of the Valley” tonight (Sept. 29, 2006) from 6 PM to 9 PM at the library.  For $40, you can sample signature dishes from the best restaurants in the Valley!
On Sunday, October 1, 2006, the Wesley Spectrum Tour of Homes will be held from Noon to 5 [...]

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I’ve managed to stay away from Problogger since the How To Group Writing Project ended but I thought I would drop in and catch up on all the posts that I have missed this evening.  Quickly surfed through the articles and what did I see before leaving …
The upper right hand corner — on the [...]

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Excited about Free Wi-fi?  Nope. 
Thrilled about the North Shore Connector?  Not really. 
A faster way to find a bus route in Pittsburgh, PA?  NOW THAT’S SOMETHING I CAN USE!!!
The Port Authority of Allegheny County has finally done something right.  They got in touch with Google and Google Transit has come to Pittsburgh!!!
If you have ever tried to navigate [...]

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This morning, Homethinking launched a new real estate news site called Real Estate Voices. 
Real Estate Voices allows those interested in real estate news, whether buyers, sellers, or real estate professionals, to quickly learn about the top news of the day.  Powered by the community itself, users select the stories that are submitted to the service and [...]

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That was the rumor propagated by the folks at the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.  Trader Joe’s denied it, of course.  But didn’t they also do that with the East Liberty store, well after the location had leaked?

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According to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, 246 condos are under construction or in final development in the downtown area, and another 1300 condominiums and apartments are being planned.  If they’re right that the downtown housing demand among young professionals exceeds the supply, then their article title is right on the money: Downtown housing boom no illusion.
The [...]

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The new Allegheny Branch of Carnegie Library on the north side will be built on vacant land at 1210 Federal St.
The URA is looking to revive lower Brighton Road between North Avenue and Kirkbride Street on the North Side.
Finally, the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette wants critics to make their peace with the North Shore Connector.  It can only enhance [...]

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The real estate community has produced a wealth of knowledge over the past 5 days for everyone to enjoy.
On Friday, Sellsius kicked off the competition with 50 Blog Posts in One Day.  They challenged the community to produce 101 blog posts in one day, and two bloggers have taken up the fight.
Today, Greg Swann of the Bloodhound Blog and [...]

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Pop City Media has posted a list of their Top 10 Unique Things to Pittsburgh.  They may be a little too enthusiastic about the amount of steps in Pittsburgh, but who am I to rain on their parade. 
I’ll add my own number 11: FIREWORKS!!
Photo by crcollins.  Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 2.0

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Glindsay65 on Flickr has posted 29 photos from the Mexican War Streets and Friendship House Tours in September, 2006.  Check them out! 
License: Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivs 2.0.

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