Neighborhoods in the 15136 ZIP Code

About 10 miles from Downtown Pittsburgh is Robinson Township, known as western Pennslyvania’s largest shopping destination. Major retailers and restaurants offer convenience just around the corner, while a range of community events and a close-knit school district draw residents together. “Robinson is a place everybody wants to move to, and nobody

Kennedy Township is a quiet community about 7 miles from Downtown Pittsburgh, bordering the Ohio River’s flowing waters to the north, and the region's largest shopping destination, Robinson Township, to the west. “Kennedy is one of those places full of lifelong residents,” says Diane McConaghy, Realtor with Re/Max Select Realty, who has over 10

Fairywood was once home to public housing developments and colossal ex-urban warehouses, but as time went on, residents and some industry began to leave the neighborhood, designating it as an urban prairie. Today, Fairywood is back to growing, with the Urban Redevelopment Authority of Pittsburgh launching several initiatives, including building a

The small township of Stowe sits snugly along the Ohio River just 6 miles from Pittsburgh's city limits. Pittsburgh's industrial decline left a lasting mark on many small communities like Stowe. Outdated homes that could use some elbow grease, nearby commercial processing facilities and a CAP Index score of 5 out of 10, with homicide earning a 7

McKees Rocks, known as “The Rocks” is a borough in Allegheny County with a storied past and bright future. “It is an up-and-coming area, with a lot of investment going into the neighborhood,” says Douglas Brewster, a Realtor at Coldwell Banker. “McKees Rocks is very close to downtown Pittsburgh and the taxes are significantly less than surrounding