East Liberty

Recently Revitalized Urban Neighborhood

East Liberty is an edgy neighborhood in Pittsburgh that has recently undergone major reconstruction. The staple of the area, The East Liberty Presbyterian Church, remains but new developments continue to come as Google established offices here, historic buildings are constantly being renovated, and new restaurants are being established all the time. Renters here enjoy the diverse population and the fact that it's easy to get to other parts of the city.

The area used to be one of Pittsburgh's most prominent neighborhoods but became known as an urban renewal failure from the 1960's up until pretty recently. The new development has given this once thriving neighborhood a fresh start and people are noticing as mature students, young professionals, and families are starting to populate this area.

What East Liberty Residents
Think About Their Apartments

overall

9.0

value

8.0

amenities

8.0

social

7.0

management

8.7

Median rents in East Liberty

Studio

1,500

1 Bedroom

1,650

2 Bedroom

2,100

Living in
East Liberty

East Liberty — 8/10 Rating (based on 5 neighborhood reviews)

There are two grocery stores and a bus stop right across the street, which makes it very convenient to buy groceries and commute to/from school. While there aren't too many attractions in the immediate surroundings, there are many restaurants and shops on Walnut Street (10 minute walk away) and further down the street (10 minute walk in another direction). While the bus ride only takes about 30 minutes from the apartment to school, I usually wait outside about 45 minutes before class begins to ensure I don't miss the bus.

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Reviewed by

Pitt Medical Student

/10

Neighborhood Rating

Essex House Apartments

East Liberty is an up and coming neighborhood with a lot of great restaurants, bars, and other things to experience. Great for young professionals looking for a place in Pittsburgh.

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Reviewed by

Katz Business School Student

/10

Neighborhood Rating

Walnut on Highland

Lots of nice people, older population

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Katz Business School Student

/10

Neighborhood Rating

Cornerstone Village

On the border of East Liberty and Friendship. Amazing location. On the bus route (20 min commute to school), walking distance from multiple grocery stores and a local gym, and easy access to fun bars/ restaurants. Also a great place to walk/run. I love living here! Recommend it to anyone who doesn’t want to live near school and wants a neighborhood of more than just Pitt students.

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Reviewed by

Pitt Medical Student

/10

Neighborhood Rating

331 S. Negley Ave.

Diverse, can be loud, largely gentrified area. Neighborhood feel around the apartment.

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Pitt Medical Student

/10

Neighborhood Rating

Negley Garden Apartments

Getting to Know
East Liberty

Neighborhood Boundaries

East to West Boundaries: E Liberty Blvd to S Negley Ave
North to South Boundaries: Stanton Ave to Centre Ave

dining

Impressionz

Sharp Edge Beer Emporium

The Twisted Frenchman

Vento’s Pizza

grocery

Giant Eagle

Trader Joe’s

Whole Foods

convenience

CVS Pharmacy

Walgreens

fitness

LA Fitness

Shape Training

Yoga On Centre

coffee

Great Harvest Bread Co

Kazanda’s Café

bus

71A (bus)

74/77/88 (bus)

75 (bus)

87 (bus)

About your Neighbors

Data from the 2013 American Community Survey

	Zip Codes East Liberty includes zip code 15206
	Rent vs Own 53 % of East Liberty residents are renters
	Driving to Work 60 % of East Liberty residents drive to work
	New Construction 5 % of housing units in East Liberty have been built in the last 15 years