SW PA CBDs

[I_Like_Spam]

Springdale and Arnold still have walkable business districts as well

[Flamingo13]

Thanks SCR

[Geeo]

I would think that practically ALL of the towns in Pennsylvania have pre-WWII CBDs. Now as to the health of each one, that's a different story.

[robrobrob]

Originally Posted by Geeo

I would think that practically ALL of the towns in Pennsylvania have pre-WWII CBDs. Now as to the health of each one, that's a different story.

Exactly. Some are bigger, more vibrant, and more walkable than others.

The one that I always that was impressive was Bellvue.

[armourereric]

I used to bicycle alot in High School 1978-1982, Ambridge, Corapolis, Sewickley, West View, Etna and Millvale had vibrant CBD's back then

[lifepgh2op]

Both Oakdale Borough and McDonald Borough have small, walkable CBDs.

Add: Bridgeville Borough and Canonsburg, too.

[Copanut]

I just drove through Butler's CBD yesterday, a lot of vacant storefronts. That town used to be jumping. I'm all for supporting Mona Pop stores, but they are getting harder to find.

[eschaton]

Originally Posted by Geeo

I would think that practically ALL of the towns in Pennsylvania have pre-WWII CBDs. Now as to the health of each one, that's a different story.

This isn't quite true. The really small ones, like Neville Island, Haysville, Whitaker, or Wall don't have business districts. I also don't think Ingram, Ben Avon, or Leetsdale have much of one to speak of at all either.