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Old 08-27-2018, 11:10 AM
 
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Someone made this thread a long time ago about what are the next rural areas a little further out from the city to fully blossom. I couldn't find it now though. From the research I came up with, here's where I found seems to be presently growing with more new housing developments:

Butler County: Jackson, Middlesex, and Buffalo townships
Washington County: Chartiers Township
Allegheny County: Findlay Township

I was just seeing what anyone else thought of this and if anyone has anything to add. I don't know if there will be anywhere in Beaver or Westmoreland anymore?
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Old 08-27-2018, 11:20 AM
 
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Someone made this thread a long time ago about what are the next rural areas a little further out from the city to fully blossom. I couldn't find it now though. From the research I came up with, here's where I found seems to be presently growing with more new housing developments:

Butler County: Jackson, Middlesex, and Buffalo townships
Washington County: Chartiers Township
Allegheny County: Findlay Township

I was just seeing what anyone else thought of this and if anyone has anything to add. I don't know if there will be anywhere in Beaver or Westmoreland anymore?


Buffalo for sure, the Sarver area is really taking off. Fairly quick access to Dahntahn n'at.
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Old 08-27-2018, 11:49 AM
 
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Buffalo for sure, the Sarver area is really taking off. Fairly quick access to Dahntahn n'at.
Yeah of the three Butler County townships I mentioned, Middlesex is the closest to downtown Pittsburgh. Jackson is close to Cranberry though. Buffalo, like Jackson, is a little further drive to downtown, but with it being Butler County, and having a central location between like RIDC and Pitt research parks along with East End for example on 28, Cranberry area on 228, or maybe Westmoreland County areas on 356 south gives it an ideal location to grow for years to come.
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