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Square Cafe
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Reply to comment by UnaffiliatedOpinion in ATT Sportsnet Bankruptcy? by randoyinzer
The RSNs are collapsing slowly. Diamond Bally’s just missed an interest payment and about to declare bankruptcy.
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Reply to comment by Ordinary_Promise7748 in Is living in Pittsburgh expensive? by Ordinary_Promise7748
I would target Friendship, Shadyside, East Liberty, Squirrel Hill. There are probably some options in your rental range in these neighborhoods which are walkable and with many transit options. Check out Franklin West and Mozart. These are big landlords who have a lot of different types of units.
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What is your rental budget?
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Reply to Best Tiramisu in the North Hills? by HobbitaAtHeart3
Sprezzatura in Milvale can make a tiramisu for you I'm sure.
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Listen to WYEP. (WYEP.org) It’s Pittsburgh’s “cough” equivalent “cough” to KUTX. They play a lot of local music.
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Reply to Best Vietnamese food/Bahn Mi in Pittsburgh? by jawnguy17
Pho Ban in the strip is quite good
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Pickleball!
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Reply to Has anyone had art appraised in Pittsburgh? I’ve reached out to the few appraisers google listed but haven’t heard back from any of them. by ShivsButtBot
Mearto.com. I’ve used them.
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Reply to What’s the rental situation like? by milk_man___
Must consider Shadyside. Contact Franklin West. They own a lot of older buildings in all price ranges. Also call sterling real estate. A friend recommends them. They have a couple big old buildings within walking distance of CMU.
On bikeability. Shadyside and Oakland are in a large relatively flat part of the city. CMU is also in the same flat part. Squirrel Hill is a hill climb or 2 depending where you live from campus. You will get used to biking the hills if you pick sq. Hill. Downtown, south side, north side, strip district and Lawrenceville are below CMU, so live there and you are biking up to CMU. Again doable, but you’ll be climbing.