Neighborhoods in the 15205 ZIP Code

With sprawling lawns and pine trees dividing one home from the next, Thornburg Borough is a rural setting close to the heart of Pittsburgh. “There is a nice quality of homes that are unique, with a lot of character,” says Austin Rusert of Coldwell Banker Realty, who has been selling homes in the area for six years. Although a friendly

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

Named for a stately sycamore on the edge of Greentree Road is the quiet, predominantly residential community of the Green Tree borough. Green Tree is a classic suburban neighborhood with twentieth-century homes on moderately wooded lots. Its proximity to downtown Pittsburgh, however, sets it apart. “People move to Green Tree for the fact that

Crafton isn’t a cookie-cutter community of turnkey new builds with identical designs - Pittsburgh buyers turn to this West Side suburb for its historic character and charm. The larger Crafton Borough is an independent municipality just outside the city, with two business districts and several suburban communities dating from its founding in 1892

Quiet but central, Westwood is a surprisingly convenient neighborhood in Pittsburgh’s West End. “Even though it’s within Pittsburgh city limits and is right off the Parkway West, Westwood has a small-town suburban feel. People know their neighbors and look after each other,” says Susan Henry, a local Realtor with Howard Hanna. “A lot of people

Situated in the west end of Pittsburgh, Oakwood is a small neighborhood that offers residents a suburban escape within city limits. Rolling hills encircled by oak trees feature a mix of single-family homes secluded from big city hubbub, with shops and eateries aplenty in the Noble Manor Shopping Center and nearby Robinson Township. Residents wave

Ingram is a West Pennsylvania borough perched on the edge of downtown Pittsburgh that combines the best of suburbia and city living. “It’s quaint and suburban, but it has that city feel because you're close to downtown," says Sara Leitera, a Realtor with Berkshire Hathaway, The Preferred Realty and West Pennsylvania native. "It's got a great mix

Crafton Heights is a hilly, tree-filled suburb overlooking the Ohio River. Connected to the nearby Downtown Pittsburgh by the West End Bridge, these homeowners have quick access to metropolitan amenities and can invest in property at “some of the lowest prices in the area,” says Sara Leitera, Realtor at Berkshire Hathaway and frequent West Side

The sense of community is strong in East Carnegie, a quiet residential neighborhood in Pittsburgh’s west end. “Residents really do take care of each other,” says Council Woman Theresa Kail-Smith, who has represented the district since 2009. ‘The community views itself as a family.” Numerous events, such as the Carnegie Crawl, are hosted year-round

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