Spring is a very popular time to list houses. And that’s just the reason that you may want to list your home during the winter months.

Check out our article in Pittsburgh Parent Magazine, focused on how you can declutter your home to get it looking its very best!

Man caves are so 2016. Welcome to the era of the she-shed (or she-shack). While man caves are typically contained within the home, she-sheds are stepping outside of the floorplan and moving into backyards and, well, sheds.

Established in the late 1700s, Middlesex Township is a “rural-residential” area close to the amenities of Cranberry and downtown Pittsburgh. The 23 square mile township is home to 5,500 residents. Niche.com gives Middlesex...

Ross Township is a Pittsburgh suburb that lies in between the City of Pittsburgh and northern suburbs including McCandless, Hampton, and Shaler Townships. Ross receives an overall niche.com grade of A for its public schools,...

Nestled in southern Butler County is the Borough of Mars, rated by niche.com the #4 best place in the county to raise a family. The borough also rates highly for its public schools, housing, and low crime rates. With a...

The Borough of Sewickley is one of Pittsburgh’s smallest suburbs—and one of the most quaint. With tree lined streets and sidewalks buzzing with young families, the entire area is walkable and includes a small town center with...

When we were growing up in the Pittsburgh region, Cranberry Township was mostly farmland. Route 228 was one lane in each direction—a big difference from today’s vibrant retail centers and neighborhoods that make the township a...

The Township of Hampton is a small Pittsburgh suburb that provides many opportunities to get outside with your family and friends. Hampton is rated A+ for families and public schools by niche.com and its housing options score a...

Treesdale might be most famous for its Arnold Palmer designed golf course, but it also boasts a fabulous pool and county club amenities that make the neighborhood a year-round fun spot. Treesdale is a master planned community...

Butler County’s Adams Township has a rich history—it was created in 1854 and named after President John Quincy Adams. Today, the 22-square-mile township is home to nearly 12,000 residents and blends the area’s historic rural...

What’s the #1 place to buy a home in the Pittsburgh area? According to niche.com, it’s BradfordWoods Borough. This small municipality receives an overall A+ rating from Niche for public schools, housing, and being a great place...