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There are some very nice condo's being put in along the river - but the price (around 250K) is a bit out of my range. Maybe after they discover that they have not built in a DC suburb they will lower the price a bit.

I haven't been back to the 'Burgh for quite some time, now.
What are you calling "The Waterfront"?
Are you still referring to Homestead? North Side? South Side?

This is a good thread.

What are you calling "The Waterfront"?

The Waterfront is the name of the new,(2+years) huge development built on the north side of the Mon in Homestead on the site of old "Bessie", or whatever the name of J&L's largest mill was.

I think a lot more people are traveling over the high level, excuse me, the "Grays" bridge these days because of the Fort Pitt Bridge being closed.

A new route I discovered last week was down Hazelwood Ave. to Second Ave. to the refurbished, "hot metal" bridge to the South Side around 22nd St., to Carson, to Beck's Run, to Brownsville, to Maytide, to Rte. 51.

I was delighted.

Obviously, only someone who has tried to navigate Pittsburgh traffic (and construction) would understand this.

The most confusing place to get lost in the dark in the Pgh. area? Carnegie, by a long shot. Squirrel Hill is quite easy to find your way around.