Depends on the neighborhood, some neighborhoods are really cheap and some are expensive but generally most areas are affordable

What time do you go?? I've always thought that Kuhn's music is pretty good lol. I've heard them play a wide variety with lots of semi-current songs.

>A local reputable dealer that has recently inspected the vehicle. Carvana is likely to be out of business in 18 months. I also don’t think the buying process is easy in pa right now since they can’t issue registrations. I like your car choices just not your dealer choice

Thanks about the car choices! Do you have a favorite one of the 2?

You think they will be out of business?? I saw something about their stock going down. Have you been following that story a lot (I'm not sure a lot about the details) or any experience yourself dealing with them?

What's going on with PA registrations? Is that a Carvana issue or just a PA registration issue in general?

Auto Service Mall in wexford

A local reputable dealer that has recently inspected the vehicle. Carvana is likely to be out of business in 18 months. I also don’t think the buying process is easy in pa right now since they can’t issue registrations. I like your car choices just not your dealer choice

>Really painting yourself into a corner going with carvana.

Why's that, what happened and where do you suggest I buy from?

Shady grove

Really painting yourself into a corner going with carvana.

Allegheny, Pennsylvania

>Allegheny City was a municipality that existed in the U.S. state of Pennsylvania from 1788 until it was annexed by Pittsburgh in 1907. It was located north across the Allegheny River from downtown Pittsburgh, with its southwest border formed by the Ohio River, and is known today as the North Side. The city's waterfront district, along the Allegheny and Ohio rivers, became Pittsburgh's North Shore neighborhood.

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East Allegheny is more exact and correct. For whatever reason, people outside of the northside just call everything north of the Allegheny and Ohio "the northside." It's also definitely not "basically downtown." In fact, it used to be a city of its own until Pittsburgh annexed it over a century ago.

I heard about that. Do you know what the title/ registration stories are all about exactly? I heard some people they got screwed up or delayed, but what’s the worst that happens exactly, do you know?

I’m still not totally decided. Probably a newer Honda Fit or Toyota Yaris. Likely 16 or newer. Why do you ask?

I live in Lawrenceville. I will have to disagree. I also did not downvote you.

They’re not any different than Kroger or Meijer. ALDI, which gets mentioned here a lot, isn’t that great either anymore. In fact, I’d go to the others before ALDI as it seems they are changing their ways to Dollar General style - much less quantity in something so the value per volume is shit just so they can have a lower price I.e. you aren’t actually getting something cheaper, just a smaller quantity of something for full price.

They called Star Lake so many different names over the years, but we persisted. ;) It’s now Star lake again. I say, don’t give up, never give in. We are Pittsburgh!

I saw pregnancy tests at dollar tree once. One dollar pregnancy tests. Imagine that

Those are definitely upper middle class, but I’m basing it on cost per square foot. Shadyside, Highland Park, Squirrel Hill, Sewickley Heights (not sure there is a house under 3k sq ft here) would definitely take the cake.

I am sure that will attract a lot of people to downtown /s

Good to know 😊

Thanks for tryna make me feel better ❤️ lol

When Macy's took over, they said "we'll just call it the Macy's Clock!" Uh no, that's not gonna happen.

Not in the city...but jailhouse in coraopolis.

they’re opening a five below next door to target eventually too… big happenings lol

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And Horne's.