I lived in Texas for 25 years, but since my wife and I both work remotely, we decided to relocate for obvious reasons. We chose Pittsburgh, and oh my god. It's amazing how no one talks about how incredible this city is.

Pittsburgh is a nice city, everything available, with some beautiful views. Most residential areas are so beautiful & peaceful. Some areas might look congested & old, but not too bad. People are very nice there.

Pittsburgh has always had a very diverse population ! The people of Pittsburgh are also very helpful and friendly! Grew up in the South Hills area! ❤️❤️❤️

I always see Pittsburgh at or near the top of best U.S. cities. Europeans who have been there really give it great reviews and like it. It is a European type of city. You can walk or take public transportation anywhere. Pittsburgh has world renown cultural attractions and is incredibly historic. It played a big part in the French and British Empires, along with events that happened there directly lead to the American Independence. Most of us that were originally from Europe do not like most American cities. They are too spread out, have zero culture and history, and no civic interest or pride. When I was in Pittsburgh, the people I met were friendly and interesting to meet. Super proud of their city and surrounding area. I was just in Houston TX, and it was totally opposite. Nothing but unorganized sprawl, uneducated and rather dumb people who were full of shit with their attitudes. Texas pretty much describes "the ugly American" to the rest of the world. For those of you in Pittsburgh, continue to be proud of it.

I spent 12 years in Pittsburgh. Perfect town for real estate investment back in 2008. Really enjoyed sailing on the rivers...especially in front of the stadiums and by the point.

I live here, it’s a wonderful city. I’m really glad you’re showing how great it is.

I grew up in Pittsburgh. I lived in Atlanta for the last 28 years. I recently moved back to Pittsburgh and love it! I loved Atlanta - but no city is like Pittsburgh and happy to be home!

Made up my mind. Getting out of the army and moving to Pittsburgh. It’s so affordable too

Yes. This is great. I have to admit I didn’t know too much about Pittsburgh until now. Nice work.

Thanks for your kind words. As a native Yinzer who travels to Philly fairly often, it's nice to hear. What I love is that green space is fairly close by and you can feel like you're in the countryside only a few miles from town.

Thanks for sharing your story. Pittsburgh is truly a hidden gem in this country.

I moved to Pittsburgh just under a year ago and It feels more like home every day, other than parking 😂 any PA pilots in here?

LMAO Filthadelpha thinking Pittsburgh is dirty is one of the funniest things I've heard in a while. Lived in Pitt my whole life. My most prominent memory of visiting Philly for the first time was the piles trash was everywhere.

Lived All Over The USA nothing compares to Pittsburgh :)

Theres something really magical in Pittsburgh at night esp when your on one of the many hills with a view, this city really has made a major transformation from the steel making days.

Pittsburgh is very underrated...

Grew up in Pgh from 1980-1990. Left Pgh for the Air Force. Used to work at Wholey's in 1988-1990. My mom still lives there though, but us 5 kids live mostly on the West Coast now.

Pittsburgh is many small towns that together makes a city which is what I love about it. From the South Side to Mt Washington to the strip district to Oakland and Shadyside each neighborhood had something you want. Why haven't I moved there yet? It my favorite city ever!

Happy to see someone else posting videos of them exploring Pittsburgh, I always love to find some Pittsburgh youtubers

Pittsburgh has a team in the NFL, MLB and NHL and thankfully no NBA team. Can't stand basketball but love the other 3 sports. That for me is a great starting point.

I love Pittsburgh’s BRT system. Was very impressed with it

Pittsburgh is a big city with a small town feel that’s why people love it

I'm from pittsburgh. Moved when I was 12. Lived in 5 other states I every region. They're great. But I'm 30 now and live in bloomfield. (Neighborhood in pittsburgh) this is hands down best city I've ever lived. So much to do. Land and water. Hiking and biking. Biking is so key!!!! The trails are unreal. Unreal. People are so cool. So much culture. Lots of jobs. Sick jobs in all fields. Steelers baby!!! City of bridges. Wildlife, city life, with small town vibe. I can't tell yinz how much pittsburgh rules. And idc if you don't believe, we live it, know it, drool about it. Mad love for my city.

Simple answer: It’s the greatest city ever in the history of humankind

Nice to see and hear what's life looks like in this part of US. Thanks for video. Best wishes from Serbia/Europe.

Im thinking about moving for work from Los Angeles. As a road cyclist, when you mentioned cycling I literally jumped out my seat. If I can cycle, then thats the place for me.

I am going to Erie PA for the first time ever this weekend on Saturday to see lake Erie. It looks so beautiful.

such amazing info about pitt! i've been there once it was beatufiul! lots of supercar culture to!

Great video we just visited wonderful time thanks for sharing

As KDKA radio use to say in the 1970's ! Pittsburgh- "Some Place Special!"👍👍👍

Great stuff ... from a former Philadelphian and new subscriber

Its one of the best cities in the US, and it's now on the up and up Philadelphia is a dump in comparison (no offence)

I’ve lived in Pittsburgh my entire life and my family has lived in the region since George Washington hung out in McKeesport. Pittsburgh is a pretty cool place for the most part. There are a lot of opportunities for water sports, boating, golfing, hiking, hunting, and biking. Sports are huge in Pittsburgh; annoyingly so for those of us who don’t like watching sports. The Cultural District has 3 Broadway quality theaters for shows, operas, and symphonies. There’s a lot of live music venues for everything from rap to metal to jazz to bluegrass. We have a number of museums and dining options. Pittsburgh is home to a number of universities; Pitt and CMU among the best in the nation. Pittsburgh isn’t too far from the Laurel Highlands and the historical sites from the French and Indian War (Seven Years War) that began in what is now Pittsburgh, Frank Lloyd Wright homes, and 5 star resorts like Nemacolin Woodlands. Furthermore, there are plenty of places to shop in the Pittsburgh region such as South Side, South Hills Village, Ross Park Mall, and Robinson Town Center. We have decent but declining amusement parks in Kennywood and Idlewild. Decent housing and cost of living is relatively inexpensive in Pittsburgh and jobs are plentiful. Communities like Wexford, Seven Fields, Cranberry, the North Hills, Sewickley, Fox Chapel, South Park, Peter’s Township, Murrysville, Monroeville, Elizabeth Township, and others offer exclusive centrally located housing for a fraction of the cost of what is offered in comparable cities. Pittsburgh boasts one of America’s leading tech industries, and UPMC has made Pittsburgh a medical capital of not only the US but of the world. On the flip side, Pittsburgh and it’s surrounding communities are huge and it takes hours in a vehicle to drive from one place to another. The weather is often cloudy and our winters are long. The worst part about Pittsburgh is the slums. The are plentiful and sprawling. The slums here are downright post-apocalyptic and often only minutes away from decent communities. Places like McKeesport, Clairton, Wilkinsburg, Homewood, Homestead, The Hill District, New Kensington, Braddock, Hazelwood...the list goes on...look like the 3rd World. In these predominantly black communities there are places where you do not even dare venture if you are white or any other race. Some parts of these poor communities have homes that are over 100 years old that do not have even have windows or front doors and the residents who live there can be seen barefoot and barely clothed when you drive by. It’s sad and frightening. In these communities are also the remains of Pittsburgh’s dead steel industry and the tombs of rusted out factories. Bottom line is if you are going to college in Pittsburgh or if you work a job that makes at least $65,000 a year you’ll lead a better quality of life here than in most other cities in America. You don’t want to be here if you are poor or if you’re rich. If you’re poor, Pittsburgh is terrible place to be and if you’re rich there are much nicer cities to live in. If you’re Middle Class you’ll love Pittsburgh.

Fellow Duquesne alum here, also born and raised in pgh, there are many worse places to be from than Pittsburgh. Gloomy winters are my biggest gripe. That said, I take a lot of pride in calling pgh my home. F Philly btw…

Cool video, we're debating on Pittsburgh to be our "final" move. (We've moved all over the world, but with 2 kids looking to stop moving)

Agreed once here you don’t want to leave I’ve visited Pittsburgh 13 times and I’m from Toronto and I’m going to make the move soon hopefully Pittsburgh is just such a beautiful city and awesome people in it

Just the MENTION of my home city made me subscribe! :D

Philadelphians looking down on Pittsburgh??? Philly is a total dump 😆

Thanks for posting this! Im going to law school at Duquesne in August. Never been to Pittsburgh in my life. Born and raised in NC. I feel better about my decision after watching this. And, im gonna definitely get a bike now. :-)

Grew up here, left 3 times.... always find my way back home though lol

Nice video! Actually never had pittsburgh on my radar at all 😁 that may has changed now. Cheers from lca :)

I came to PA 3 years ago I'm going back tmr forever

Hey great video man. I just moved to PGH last Friday & bought a bike from Iron City Bikes in Lawrenceville. What are some things I should know that maybe tripped you up? I want to start exploring neighborhoods by bike and then pick a place to eventually buy my first home.

Been considering moving to Pittsburgh when it was the #1 large metro area to live in the country by Places Rated Almanac. Only problem is the last edition came out in 2007 and it no longer is being published so I'm not sure where to move to now.

Ans. You love water, fishing, beautiful scenery, great eating, lively night life, great educational opportunities, fantastic pro sports venues, terrible weather and roads. Born and raised, I left because of my arthritis. Even with the roads and weather I still wish I could go back.

I was going to hit 'like' on this video, but the likes were at "412". I didn't want to mess that up.

Awesome video!!!! Did you ever do one on bars in the area? I'm from the Poconos and that's all we really have to do in this area is drink. A lot of fun actually hahaha. What are some of the best bars you know of in Pittsburgh?!

Where is the best place in the metropolitan area to buy a house that has breath taking views? I'm leaning toward Mt. Washington but that's in the city.

It’s not too big not too small, it’s a tight-knit community where we look out for one another, and not to mention: THE BEST NFL TEAM

It’s beauty and cheapest buying house market .

Dope 🔥🔥🔥💯💪🏽

Pitt alum but I no longer live there. From Philly as well, live in GA but go back to the Burgh once a year.

I live in Pittsburgh area but not Pittsburgh itself! I am about 45 minutes from Pittsburgh! But this area itself is like home I want so bad to go move to Hawaii when I can afford it or some island or Beach but every time I leave Pittsburgh area, I feel so home sick!

I am excited to live back to Pittsburgh. I used to live in Pittsburgh from the age of 1 to 8 then I I moved to the DC suburbs. Now though I am coming back because I committed to U Pitt.

Welcome! Will have to stop at MCM STUDIOS

"a lot of people don't leave" Me living here my whole life: 👀

Moved to Colorado 27 years ago and still say “home” when speaking of Pittsburgh. Not sure I can give up the sunshine, wide open spaces/roads, Rocky Mtns yet. Still get @mineos delivered once a year though 😝

I love Pennsylvania my 3rd and dream state I also wanted to live in Harrisburg or Pittsburgh.

"I'm not going to say a single thing about the city itself. I'M A BICYCLER, BABYYYY" Thanks, got it.

Welcome to the burgh! You’ll have to come by MCM STUDIOS some time!

My friends in Philly think that Pittsburgh is somewhere out near Harrisburg. Many of us stay simply because it's too expensive to live anywhere else.

"People just don't leave Pittsburgh..." - "Hey! Is it somethin' in the water?" lol

I've moved away a few times, but I always end up coming back. This place gets in your blood.

Thank you, I've lived in Philly for 10 yrs, thinking of moving because of the growing crime. MD, VA and Pittsburgh on my list.

I am in Pennsylvania. It is a nice state. Erie is a small city.

CM grad go tartans! I truly believe pittsburghs best days are ahead of it! possibilities for high tech are endless there the of living affordability is night day compared to other high tech hubs. I travel a lot live out west now don’t get home much but I love Pittsburgh GoSteelers!!

I've been trying to move there since 2008. Disabled, can't find work I can do where I'm at and where I was, no money to move there, etc. I'm desperate to get up there because quite literally I'm going to die if I stay where I'm at. I'm going to lose my home next year, and no matter where I am, I'll die if I end up homeless because of my condition. I am super fucked, and I'm open to any suggestions or offers of help.

What neighborhood do you recommend in Pittsburgh? I’m thinking of attending the university of Pittsburgh for grad school, and everything is super enticing about it! As someone from the Bay Area :)

hi from allentown pa!

Being from New Orleans I Love Great Culinary Delights, How are they in Pittsburgh?

I love the leafs

Would you guys say Pittsburg is a city to settle down an raise a family And Philadelphia is more of a International, East Coast, fast pace live young and wild type of city? What are your thoughts?

im considering moving to these apartments in allegheny center is that a good area? im from the south and my parents think nothing but bad things can come from being in the city.

Enjoy your videos, funny pittsburghers have the same opinion of Philadelphia, dirty and a suburb of New Jersey

0:09 excuse me would you happen to know the name of that church?

I know you may not like it but! Can you show us some rock & goth pubs there in Pitts? There's no much info about it

Biggest mistake of my life was moving away from pittsburgh

Which parts of town should one move to if they want to avoid flood risk?

My wife grew up on the North Side, yours truly in the East End. That's why we chose to build and raise our children in an adjacent county. Considerably lower taxes, a great school system, and plenty of space. I once drove my children by my former Pittsburgh home. Questions included: Where did you play? Was that your front yard? Where did grandpa have his garden?

Hai, we’re planning to move to Pittsburgh from high desert CA. Does ohara area flood? Is it good area?

I am in Portland and looking for a cycle friendly spot that isn't so expensive and prone to wild fires. Are people generally 'fit' there?

Lived in Philadelphia for quite a while. What I loved about living there was how I could cycle pretty much everywhere. I didn't have to own a car. Do you need a car there? Can you make car free lifestyle happen?

Does it rain a lot?

Question, is plum borough pa still Pittsburgh?

Are a lot of the people welcoming to newcomers? How diverse is the metro area? Does Pittsburgh hit you with a local income tax on top of the PA state tax?

Hi I’m moving to Point Park University this fall, which is the best place for me to live like to get an apartment?

Is Pittsburgh bike friendly?

That’s very true… Pittsburgh sucks you in, rather you hate it or love it

I want to move to pittsburg one day.

Once a yinzer always a yinzer

Go Dukes!

I tell you there are so many American cities with no life, no people walking anywhere, no vibe.. I know this is taken around pandemic times, but it would be the same even if it wasn't

See philly people think PGH is dirty and not desirable, but you guys come here and get more opportunities than philly, Philly is dirty and not desirable and the flyers do suck. (Last Stanley cup) and PGH people don't transplant to Philly. I don't even watch the pens when they play the flyers, that how bad the flyers are.👍

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Lets collab sometime!

Can u tell more detail about Pittsburgh for fi students...

can you do somthing for kids to do in pittsburgh

is Pittsburgh expensive?

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see you May 1 2022 Mike Miller Birthday