Question about Edgewood. Newborn baby in townhouse.

[selltheburgh]

You should just buy a house. You'll pay about that or less and can do and have what you want.

[gg]

Originally Posted by fjy3

I haven't driven a car since 2004, my significant other has a car, but I don't want to rely on him for getting back and forth to work. We've always lived in neighborhoods where driving isn't really needed, so it's hard for me to want to move away to a neighborhood that doesn't offer amenities easily accessed by foot.

It is possible to get something in Aspinwall. Believe it or not, you don't need a car to live there. All the shopping is a quick walk away and flat. Also, you can walk to the zoo, which is really kind of cool. Maybe you aren't ready for that though?

[gg]

Originally Posted by selltheburgh

You should just buy a house. You'll pay about that or less and can do and have what you want.

I totally agree. I don't thin property values are going down in our region as a whole. Pittsburgh is a slow mover, but with the interest rates as low as they are right now, why not just buy?

[Sealtite]

Originally Posted by Moby Hick

I think you had a bad firewall or your neighbors created an accidental acoustic chamber in the baby's room.

Or maybe I was living next to a human baby / chupacabra hybrid!

[Uptown kid]

OP: don't get it twisted Edgewod is safe... This particular street- due to its proximity to Wilkinsburg, is simply just not much of an upgrade from Larwrenceville & Friendship near East Lib/Garfield... Though its livable if you don't have better or more affordable/realistic options.