Move Me To Pgh

This week on the podcast, we're covering some of the biggest stories, events, and local favorites around Pittsburgh.We start with the Morgan Wallen concert drama that had thousands of fans talking after Friday's show and Saturday's last-minute cancellation. Then, we discuss the upcoming arrival of Union Pacific's Big Boy 4014, the world's largest operating steam locomotive, which is scheduled to make a whistle stop in our area next month as part of the America 250 celebration.We're also sharing a few local recommendations, including a visit to Leona's Ice Cream, our latest stop at Pittsburgh Taco Boys in Oakmont, and why Groomer's Touch has become our favorite place to take Clover for grooming.Plus, we highlight the Friends of the Sewickley Public Library book sale, upcoming FIFA World Cup watch parties hosted by the Pittsburgh Riverhounds, Visit Pittsburgh's new marketing campaign in Washington, D.C., and a special 100th birthday celebration for one of Pittsburgh's iconic Three Sisters Bridges.Whether you're looking for local events, hidden gems, or just want to stay in the loop on what's happening around town, we've got you covered. Thanks for listening, and don't forget to subscribe so you never miss an episode!

Summer in Pittsburgh is officially here!In this episode, David and Cassie break down some of the biggest events, hidden gems, and local spots happening around the city right now.We talk Picklesburgh’s massive expansion, the Three Rivers Arts Festival, the Rockin’ Regatta at Pittsburgh Brewing Company, Morgan Wallen taking over Acrisure Stadium, and why Pittsburgh might be having its best stretch of weather in years.Plus:The Monongahela Incline turns 156National Donut Day spots around PittsburghNew ideas for vacant city lotsRiverhounds and Riveters gamesPittsburgh brewery passport challengeWeekend trips outside the citySummer Guide officially launchesWhether you’re looking for things to do, planning a Pittsburgh weekend, or just love hearing about the city, this episode is packed with local ideas and conversation.

Summer in Pittsburgh is officially underway.In this episode of Move Me to Pittsburgh, David and Cassie talk about some of the best outdoor dining spots around the city, hidden local gems, Pittsburgh summer festivals, the new lion cub at the Pittsburgh Zoo, and unique places you probably didn’t know existed.They also cover:Sugarbird on the North ShorePittsburgh Brewing toursthe Pittsburgh Pizza Olympicsfood truck festivalsMemorial Day weekend eventsthe new floating barge at the riverfronthidden coffee shops and restaurantssewer line inspections and Pittsburgh real estate tipsand why Pittsburgh summers are so underratedWhether you’re moving to Pittsburgh, visiting, or already live here, this episode is packed with ideas for things to do around the city this summer.

Summer officially arrived in Pittsburgh.In this episode of Move Me to Pittsburgh, David and Cassie talk about the Pittsburgh Marathon, hidden neighborhood gems like Troy Hill and New Kensington, upcoming music festivals, city parks, pools, and why so many people continue moving to Pittsburgh from across the country.They also dive into:Pittsburgh’s summer festival seasonMillvale Music FestivalPittsburgh Brewing eventsunderrated coffee shopsTroy Hill and New Kensington growthcity pools and parksPNC employees returning Downtownwhy people are choosing Pittsburgh over larger citiesand some classic Pittsburgh summer nostalgiaWhether you’re relocating, exploring new neighborhoods, or just looking for things to do this summer, this episode is packed with local insight and Pittsburgh energy.

Pittsburgh was making national headlines and we had a lot to say about it.In this archived episode of Move Me to Pittsburgh, we talk about Pittsburgh being named the most affordable large metro in the country, what mortgage rates were doing at the time, and why buyers were still trying to figure out the market. We also dive into Light Up Night, the Riverhounds playoff run, local real estate strategy, and some of the early conversations shaping the Pittsburgh market.This episode was originally recorded in November 2025 and is being released now as part of our early podcast archive.Topics include:Pittsburgh affordability rankingsmortgage rate conversationsfirst-time buyer advicePittsburgh Black and Blue steaksLight Up NightRiverhounds championship excitementwinter homeowner tipsand some classic early Move Me to Pittsburgh moments

Pittsburgh just pulled off one of the biggest weekends in city history.In this episode of Move Me to Pittsburgh, we break down our firsthand experiences at the 2026 NFL Draft after Pittsburgh shattered attendance records and hosted more than 805,000 visitors across the city.We talk about:the atmosphere downtownpublic transportation surprisingly working wellpacked crowds without chaoshow the city handled safety and logisticsthe economic impact the Draft could have moving forwardWe also cover the upcoming Pittsburgh Marathon weekend, local coffee shop Gasoline Street Coffee, landscaping trends, neighborhood updates, and why Pittsburgh keeps gaining national attention.Plus:Market Square’s upgradesPittsburgh’s low unemployment ratea viral Mexican War Streets listingwhy letting listings “sit” can sometimes create massive exposureand how Pittsburgh keeps evolving into a national event cityWhether you’re thinking about moving to Pittsburgh, already live here, or just want to stay connected to what’s happening around the city, this episode captures a huge moment for Pittsburgh.

Pittsburgh is officially buzzing.In this episode of Move Me to Pittsburgh, we talk about everything happening around the city as NFL Draft week officially arrives. From packed sports weekends and playoff hockey to huge downtown events, Pittsburgh is stepping onto the national stage.We also dive into the city’s growing film industry, Better Maid Donuts making a comeback, backyard gardening season, and a major debate happening inside the real estate industry over private listings and off-market homes.Plus:Cassie gives her first impressions of Pittsburgh’s brand-new airport terminal after flying through it for the first time.Here’s what we covered this week:• Pittsburgh’s new airport terminal experience• 412 Day recap and Southern Tier event turnout• Pirates, Penguins, and Riverhounds all playing the same day• Paul Skenes bobblehead chaos• Best places to watch sports around Pittsburgh• Pat McAfee vs Josh Shapiro hockey bet• NFL Draft week events and road closures• Better Maid Donuts reopening and selling out daily• Old Pittsburgh airport terminal becoming a film set• Real estate debate over private listings and pocket listings• Gardening season, hummingbirds, and Pittsburgh community gardens• Tomato prices skyrocketing 450%Whether you’re thinking about moving to Pittsburgh, already live here, or just love following what’s happening around the city, this episode has a little bit of everything.

Based on this week’s conversations, Pittsburgh might quietly be one of the most underrated cities in America right now.This episode is packed with hidden cafes, local events, new restaurants, NFL Draft updates, and some major developments happening around the city.We kicked things off by checking out a hidden Latin cafe in Allison Park that completely surprised us. Then we dove into everything from 412 Day celebrations to Pittsburgh becoming one of the best beer cities in the country.We also talk about the NFL Draft taking over downtown, Point State Park’s massive renovation, and why Pittsburgh’s momentum feels very real right now.Here’s what we covered this week:• Hidden cafe and empanada spot in Allison Park• 412 Day events happening around Pittsburgh• NFL Draft preparations and downtown upgrades• Point State Park fountain restoration• Laurel Caverns becoming Pennsylvania’s first underground state park• Pittsburgh Brewing opening a downtown taproom• Pittsburgh’s best restaurants and pizza spots• Why Pittsburgh ranked as one of America’s best beer cities• New financial literacy requirements in Pittsburgh Public Schools• Farm-to-table hidden gem in LatrobeIf you’re thinking about moving to Pittsburgh, visiting Pittsburgh, or just trying to stay connected to what’s happening around the city, this episode is packed with local insight and things to check out.

This week we’re back with more Pittsburgh updates, new places we tried, and everything happening around the city as we head into one of the busiest times of the year.Cassie checked off another item from the Pittsburgh bucket list with a brand new brewery, and we found one of the most unique coffee shops in the city that might be our new favorite spot.We also get into Pirates Opening Day, the NFL Draft coming to Pittsburgh, and some of the bigger changes happening around the city that people need to be paying attention to.Here’s what we cover:• New brewery in Pittsburgh and first impressions• One of the most unique coffee shops in the city• Hidden cafe spot in Regent Square you need to try• A great Thai food find in South Side• Bald eagle nest and live cam in West Mifflin• Project Prom and how the community is showing up• Pirates Opening Day and what to expect this season• The best ways to get to games and avoid parking headaches• NFL Draft coming to Pittsburgh and how the city is preparing• Free public transportation during the draft• New parking rules, cameras, and rising costs• Wegmans coming to Cranberry and what it means for growth• Why Cranberry continues to boom• Phipps Spring Flower Show and local events this weekend• Vintage festival at the Heinz History CenterIf you’re living in Pittsburgh, thinking about moving here, or just want to stay in the loop, this episode gives you a real look at what’s happening right now in the city.New episodes every week covering Pittsburgh real estate, local trends, and what it’s actually like to live here.

This week we are back with an update on the Pittsburgh bucket list and what it actually looks like to get out and experience the city.Cassie officially checked off her first item with a trip to see the cherry blossoms along the North Shore, and we talk through what it was really like, what to expect, and how to actually find the best spots around the city.We also get into some underrated local experiences, new places opening up, and a few things happening around Pittsburgh that most people would miss if they are not paying attention.Here is what we cover:• Pittsburgh bucket list update and cherry blossom recap• A hidden cafe that turned into a full list of local recommendations• The Pittsburgh football film at the Carnegie Science Center• NFL Draft countdown and what to expect in the city• South Park’s new baby buffalo and why it is worth visiting• A new USS Pittsburgh and how the city keeps showing up nationally• Pittsburgh references in shows like The Pitt and Paradise• Why touring homes in the rain might actually be the smartest move• Open houses vs private showings and how buyers should think about it• New landlord rating platform and what it means for renters• Why renting first in Pittsburgh can actually be a smart move• Local libraries, book sales, and hidden community spots• New bakery coming to South Side and growth in SouthSide Works• Pirates season kickoff and new North Shore developmentsIf you are thinking about moving to Pittsburgh, already live here, or just want to stay in the loop, this episode is packed with real insights and local perspective you will not get anywhere else.New episodes every week covering Pittsburgh real estate, local news, and what people are actually talking about.

This week’s episode is all about what is actually happening around Pittsburgh right now.We are talking through the idea of a Pittsburgh bucket list and realizing how many things we recommend to people that we still have not done ourselves. From cherry blossoms and museums to local bakeries and hidden spots around the city, this episode is a reminder to actually experience Pittsburgh.We also get into some of the bigger conversations happening right now including new food at Pirates games, a proposed aquarium on the North Shore, and changes happening across the city that could impact both residents and real estate.Here is what we cover:• Building a real Pittsburgh bucket list and actually doing it• Cherry blossom season and spring in the city• Museums, local spots, and things most people still have not done• New food coming to PNC Park and why games are more about the experience now• What is going on with Heinz and why people still care• A proposed aquarium on the North Shore and what it could mean for the city• E-waste drop-offs and practical tips for homeowners and sellers• The return of Pittsburgh City Paper• Why Pittsburgh is starting to feel more active again heading into springIf you live here, are moving here, or just want to stay in the loop, this is one of those episodes that really captures what Pittsburgh feels like right now.New episodes every week covering Pittsburgh real estate, local news, and what people are actually talking about.

There is a lot going on in Pittsburgh this week and this episode covers all of it.From Pi Day and where to get the best pie in the city to St. Patrick’s Day events happening all over town, we break down what to do this weekend and what to expect if you are heading downtown.We also get into some bigger conversations around development and real estate in Pittsburgh, including a major proposal for the old Westinghouse site in Churchill, new small business funding, and changes that could impact how fast housing gets built in the city.Here is what we cover:• The best places to get pie in Pittsburgh for Pi Day• St. Patrick’s Day parade plans and where to go before and after• New grocery store opening in the East End• A program helping small businesses improve storefronts• A new development proposal that could reshape Churchill• Recycled material housing projects in Hazelwood• Why permitting delays are a major issue for development• How all of this impacts Pittsburgh real estate right nowIf you are living in Pittsburgh, thinking about moving here, or just want to stay in the loop, this episode gives you a real look at what is happening right now.New episodes every week covering Pittsburgh real estate, local news, and what people are actually talking about.

Pittsburgh is starting to wake up and you can feel it.In this episode, we talk through what’s happening around the city right now as we head into spring. From local events and random stories to what we’re seeing in the real estate market this week.This one is a mix of everything. Real estate, lifestyle, and just what it actually feels like to live here right now.Here’s what we get into:• Why Pittsburgh feels completely different once spring hits• Local events coming up including St. Patrick’s Day and some unique things around the city• The story of a 6 year old selling over 120,000 boxes of Girl Scout cookies• Ranking Pittsburgh neighborhoods by personality• Hidden spots and things to do that people don’t always talk about• What we’re seeing with buyers and sellers right now• Why some homes are sitting longer but still selling strong• Real stories from this past week working in the marketIf you’re thinking about moving to Pittsburgh or already live here and want to stay in the loop, this is a real look at what’s going on right now.New episodes every week covering Pittsburgh real estate, local life, and what people are actually talking about.

Is Pittsburgh still affordable… or is that starting to change?In this episode of Move Me to PGH, we break down what’s really happening in the Pittsburgh market right now — and why the “cheap city” narrative might not tell the full story anymore.We also get into what life actually looks like on the ground, from running all over the city with buyers to new trends in how people are living, socializing, and spending their time in Pittsburgh.This episode is a mix of real estate insight and real-life perspective — the stuff you only get from being in it every day.What we cover:• What buyer activity looks like right now across Pittsburgh• Why homes are still getting multiple offers• The truth about rising home prices and rent• Why waiting for rates might cost you more• Where demand is coming from (and why people are moving here)• The reality of showing homes all over the region• New lifestyle trends: book clubs, dog-friendly spaces, and community• Local spots and experiences around PittsburghIf you’re thinking about moving to Pittsburgh, investing, or just trying to understand the market, this episode gives you a real, unfiltered look at what’s going on.🎧 Move Me to PGH — new episodes every week covering Pittsburgh real estate, local life, and the conversations shaping the city.

Making friends as an adult isn’t easy… but in Pittsburgh, there’s a system for it.In this episode of Move Me to PGH, we sit down with Greg Mitrik, Director of the Pittsburgh Sports League (PSL), to talk about something that matters way more than people realize: community.From kickball leagues to volleyball, PSL has quietly become one of the biggest ways people meet friends, build relationships, and even change their lives in Pittsburgh.This isn’t just about sports — it’s about connection, opportunity, and why people actually stay in this city.What we cover in this episode:• How Pittsburgh Sports League started and why it exists• Why thousands of people are joining adult sports leagues• The real reason people move to (and stay in) Pittsburgh• How PSL helps people meet friends, partners, and even business connections• The easiest sports to join if you’re new and don’t know anyone• Free agent sign-ups and how to get involved today• The behind-the-scenes of running leagues across the city• Why community matters more now than everWhether you’re new to Pittsburgh or have lived here your whole life, this episode will make you look at the city differently.📍 Want to get involved?Check out PSL and start showing up. https://pittsburghsportsleague.leaguelab.com/🎧 Move Me to PGH — new episodes every week covering Pittsburgh real estate, local life, and the conversations shaping the city.

Thinking about buying a home in Pittsburgh but not sure where to start?In this episode of Move Me to PGH, we sit down with local lender Amber Householder from Guaranteed Rate Affinity to break down what buyers actually need to know right now.We cover everything from down payments and interest rates to hidden programs that could save you thousands at closing.If you’ve been waiting because you think you need 20% down… this episode might change your mind.What we cover in this episode:• How buyers are getting into homes with as little as 3% down• What seller assist really means and how to use it• First-time buyer programs in Pittsburgh (including URA + PHFA)• FHA vs Conventional loans — which one makes sense for you• How to use renovation loans to buy “ugly” houses and build equity• The biggest mistakes buyers are making right now• Where mortgage rates are actually headingAmber also shares real examples of how buyers are structuring deals creatively in today’s market.If you’re planning to buy in 2026, this is a must-listen.📍 Thinking about buying or selling in Pittsburgh?Reach out to us directly — we’d love to help.🎧 New episodes weekly covering Pittsburgh real estate, neighborhoods, and the stories shaping the city.

In this episode of Move Me to Pittsburgh, David and Cassie map out a perfect two-day Pittsburgh weekend itinerary, from the Fort Duquesne Bridge “city reveal” to PPG Place, Point State Park, the Duquesne Incline, and the Grandview Overlook. Day two goes full local mode in the Strip District with Pamela’s, the Heinz History Center (hello RAD Pass), Wigle Whiskey, Bicycle Heaven, the Children’s Museum, and a Gateway Clipper ride to PNC Park.Plus, we talk winter weather prep for Pittsburgh hills, why car washes are everywhere, and what the latest Allegheny County market snapshot is really telling buyers and sellers. We also hit quick local headlines: a new on-demand ASL service for Pittsburgh Regional Transit riders, a major $53.5M donation to Pitt’s musculoskeletal research, Pittsburgh landing on MovieMaker Magazine’s best places list, and the Pirates Fest weekend at the Convention Center.If you’re buying, selling, or investing in the Pittsburgh region, send us your questions and we’ll cover them on a future episode.

2026 is shaping up to be a massive year for Pittsburgh. We cover the biggest events and projects coming to the city, including Arts Landing Park, the NFL Draft, a new music venue in the Lower Hill, the Red Bull Heavy Metal qualifier outside Acrisure Stadium, and why Pittsburgh was ranked #1 for young adults in 2026. Plus, we share where we’re getting local news and what we want to build next for a “perfect Pittsburgh weekend.”

Happy New Year. In this episode of Move Me to Pittsburgh, we recap the six biggest Pittsburgh stories of 2025, from major sports headlines to the new airport terminal, city-wide event recognition, the U.S. Open impact, and why 2026 could be even bigger for Pittsburgh.

David Kerr and Cassie Ayers share Pittsburgh holiday highlights and local favorites, including Kennywood’s massive Christmas tree, the RAD Pass (and what it gets you into for free), the Frick’s holiday experience, Sewickley pop up bars, and an Ambridge light display supporting St. Jude. They also touch on the city’s 20% tax increase, PPG Place’s ice rink being ranked the most beautiful in North America, and a huge Penguins moment as Sidney Crosby passes Mario Lemieux for all time franchise points.

David Kerr and Cassie Ayers run through a packed week in Pittsburgh: Phipps Holiday Magic, the Lawrenceville Cookie Tour, new downtown business openings, the Science Center’s major upgrades, and the Park House reopening on the North Side. They also break down the Springdale data center vote, Zillow neighborhood rankings, a quick mortgage rate snapshot, and big travel news: nonstop Pittsburgh to Dublin flights starting May 25, 2026. Plus, David calls for guest suggestions for the show in 2026.

In this episode of Move Me to Pittsburgh, David and Cassie break down the controversy around novations vs. wholesaling, explain why earnest money (hand money) can become risky when deals fall apart, and discuss Pittsburgh headlines including PWSA rate increases, city tax pressure, and growing transparency in the real estate industry. Plus: Duquesne’s new health sciences building, the Pittsburgh Pizza Passport, holiday movie picks, and weekend events like the Lawrenceville Cookie Tour and Phipps Holiday Magic.

Welcome back to Move Me to Pittsburgh. This week we’re breaking down the wild winter week Pittsburgh just had, from record-level snowfall and frozen rivers to the legendary Pittsburgh parking chair culture.We also get into:People skiing down Rialto Street and why the city turned into a snow globeWhy you should not walk on the frozen rivers (seriously)6 surprisingly awesome things you can do with an Allegheny County library card (including borrowing tools)The Visit PA Snow Day Hotline and the secret prize challengeLocal events coming up (Puppy Bowl, markets, live music, and more)Big headlines: EMS upgrades, Pennsylvania budget talk, and what it could mean long termFootball season energy: the NFL Films Pittsburgh documentary and moreIf you’re buying, selling, or investing anywhere in the Pittsburgh area, reach out. And if you’ve got a topic you want us to cover next episode, drop it in the comments.

Welcome back to Move Me to Pittsburgh, your mix of Pittsburgh real estate, local stories, and what’s shaping the city right now.In this episode, David Kerr and Cassie Ayers break down a wild new Gen Z trend called looksmaxxing, why gym culture is exploding, and how neighborhoods with strong fitness scenes can influence housing demand across Pittsburgh.We also hit the biggest local headlines of the week, including:$1.5B in listings expiring January 1 and what that means for buyers and sellersShort-term rentals ramping up ahead of the NFL Draft coming to PittsburghThe North Side riverfront development finally breaking ground and why it matters for surrounding neighborhoodsA big update on the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette journalists returning after a multi-year strikePittsburgh’s 267th birthdayThe Home Alone house selling for $5.5M and the inside surprisePlus: negotiation insight, expired listings, and smart buyer strategy right nowCassie also shares a new resource: our Ultimate Holiday Guide to Pittsburgh (markets, trees, date nights, pop-up bars, kid-friendly spots, and where to find Santa). Message us and we’ll send it to you.If you want us to cover a topic next episode, send it in. We love mixing in listener questions.

Welcome to the very first episode of Move Me to Pittsburgh, a podcast breaking down real estate, local news, and everyday life across the Pittsburgh region.In this Thanksgiving-week episode, David Kerr and Cassie Ayers dive into an important real estate conversation many sellers overlook: the risks of listing a home and accepting an offer too quickly. We talk about seller’s remorse, why timing and marketing matter, and how giving your listing room to breathe can lead to better terms and higher sale prices.We also discuss major local headlines, including the sale of Station Square to a Boston-based developer and what that could mean for the future of Pittsburgh’s waterfront. Plus, we share a feel-good holiday story as Pittsburgh bakers attempt to break a Guinness World Record for the world’s largest Christmas cookie exchange.To wrap things up, we touch on mortgage trends, inventory levels, investment opportunities, and a few Pittsburgh holiday traditions that make this city special.Whether you’re buying, selling, investing, or just love staying plugged into what’s happening around Pittsburgh, this podcast is for you.🎧 New episodes drop weekly.🏡 Questions or topics you want covered? Reach out anytime.