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Strip District Appraisal onformation. Pittsburgh Appraisal Group has residential real estate appraisal staff in the Strip District neighborhood of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania area, that is expert and waiting to appraise your Strip District home, residential land, 2-unit, 3-unit, or 4-unit. We specialize in appraisals for divorce, estate settlement, appraisals before you sell or buy, assessment appeals, insurance, PMI removal and more… Our appraisers are locals who understand the Strip District real estate market. We work harder than our competition to make sure that your appraisal is as accurate and thorough as possible. We are also friends with many Strip District real estate professionals and our appraisers have friends, family or both living close by as we visit frequently on a personal level. This experience and these connections have made the staff at Pittsburgh Appraisal Group intimately familiar with the nuances in the Strip District neighborhood of the Pittsburgh real estate market. Please consider using Pittsburgh Appraisal Group if you need a Strip District appraisal. We’re not just Pittsburgh’s Best Appraisers; we are Strip District’s Best Appraisers. Please contact us and let us prove it or see our customer reviews & testimonials. To learn more about Pittsburgh Appraisal Group and all of our appraisal services, start by visiting our Home page.
Strip District Appraisal Resources: 2010 census
Area: 0.607 square miles
Population: 413
Population density:
Strip District:
680 people per square mile
Pittsburgh:
5,517 people per square mile
Median household income in 2010:
Strip District:
$28,167
Pittsburgh:
$36,723
Median rent in 2010:
Strip District:
$1,380
Pittsburgh:
$589
Male vs Females
Males:
219
Females:
195
Median age
Males:
40.3 years
Females:
48.4 years
Housing prices:
Average estimated value of detached houses in 2010 (18.5% of all units):
Strip District:
$170,700
Pennsylvania:
$224,409
Average estimated value of townhouses or other attached units in 2010 (13.3% of all units):
This neighborhood:
$163,340
Pennsylvania:
$162,106
Most popular occupations of males: sales and office occupations (17.4%); computer and mathematical occupations (16.2%); business and financial operations occupations (13.7%); architecture and engineering occupations (11.8%); production occupations (9.3%); arts, design, entertainment, sports, and media occupations (8.7%); service occupations (7.6%)
Most popular occupations of females: sales and office occupations (31.5%); service occupations (15.1%); legal occupations (12.3%); education, training, and library occupations (11.0%); management occupations (except farmers) (8.9%); arts, design, entertainment, sports, and media occupations (8.9%); healthcare practitioners and technical occupations (7.5%)
Limited-access highways (interstate or state) in this neighborhood: I- 579.
Highways in this neighborhood: State Rte 380 (Bigelow Blvd).
Roads and streets: Smallman St; Liberty Ave; Penn Ave; E Bus Way; Mulberry Way; Spring Way; Railroad St; Spruce Way; 31st St; 33rd St; Brereton St; 29th St; 25th St; 24th St; 21st St; 26th St; 27th St; 28th St; 22nd St; 23rd St; 30th St; 32nd St; Stockholm St; Etna St; 11th St; 16th Street Brg; 17th St; 20th St; 16th St; 14th St; 12th St; 13th St; Kenney Way; 29 1/2 St; 19th St; 18th St; 15th St; Humbolt St; Haran St; Colville St.
Railroad features: Penn Central RR; Baltimore and Ohio RR.
Strip District Appraisal Photos:
Part of an appraiser’s job is to drive around and take photos of comparable homes. Occasionally, while on appraisal assignments in Strip District, our appraisers will stop to take other photos or if around lunch time stop and grab a bite to eat. Here are some photos taken by our appraisers while in the Strip District neighborhood of Pittsburgh.
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