Meyers apartments are located in the most exciting and thriving Pittsburgh neighborhoods. Each with their own distinct personality. Shop and eat at hip award-winning restaurants, enjoy the outdoors, arts, and professional sports. All convenient to transportation that will get you where you need to be on time.
At Meyers, we have plenty of area options to fit your lifestyle and your budget. Oakland, Pittsburgh’s academic hub of universities from Carnegie Mellon to Chatham and the University of Pittsburgh. Visit Shadyside for its quaint streets, unique boutiques, and a variety of yoga studios to choose from. Or Mount Lebanon, a suburban vibe with some of the best elementary schools in the country.
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Whether you’re searching for a stylish apartment in your dream neighborhood or a warm and convenient community that welcomes you and your family – Meyers Management offers residential living tailored to your needs.
With almost fifty years of experience, Meyers Management represents knowledge, achievement and professionalism in property management for the Greater Pittsburgh area. Just like practice makes perfect, we know experience makes excellence. We’re successful because we believe in creating lasting relationships with both the owners and the tenants of our managed properties.
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Pittsburgh, lovingly known as the City of Bridges, has a historical and cultural richness that makes its residents extremely proud. Pittsburgh has all the benefits of being a large city that feels more like a small town. You will notice our strong sports culture right away being home to the Pittsburgh Penguins, the Pittsburgh Pirates, AND the Pittsburgh Steelers. Our friendly residents, performing arts theaters, top-notch medical facilities are just a few of the perks of living in Pittsburgh.
Whether you’re living in Oakland, Squirrel Hill, or Shadyside, the neighborhood you choose will have an appealing mix of retail, restaurants, and fun activities. Close to Phipps Conservatory, the Carnegie Museum of Art, Carnegie Mellon University, the University of Pittsburgh, and many of our other academic centers, whatever your needs, our goal at Meyers Management is to make sure that your transition is smooth and comfortable.
You’ll find below helpful information for living in Pittsburgh. If you have questions, don’t hesitate to call our office at 412-682-5886.
SHADYSIDE
Shadyside is in the heart of Pittsburgh’s East End. Walnut Street, Shadyside’s’ prosperous commercial and entertainment core, offers a bustling atmosphere of boutiques, shops, lounges, and restaurants designed to suit the discriminating tastes of residents and visitors. It is surrounded by Squirrel Hill, Oakland, Bloomfield, Friendship, East Liberty, Point Breeze, and Larimer. Shadyside was the original name of the Pennsylvania Railroad station. UPMC Shadyside and the Hillman Cancer Center are located in this vibrant neighborhood.
Squirrel Hill
This neighborhood is one of Pittsburgh’s most popular, with a variety of ethnic restaurants, delis, bakeries, old fashioned grocery stores (which still deliver) and landmark taverns, as well as chic new eateries, trendy boutiques, movie theaters and upscale shops. Frick and Schenley Parks border Squirrel Hill, offering residents a wide range of recreational activities from biking, swimming, golf and tennis. Forbes and Murray is home to the Jewish Community Center, which today serves more non-Jewish members than Jews with a state of the art fitness center, swimming pools, early childhood center, recreation and sports and award winning senior programs.
Oakland
Museums, libraries, prestigious universities, grand architecture, quaint coffee shops, international cuisine, arcades, and book stores all describe the hustle and bustle that is Oakland. Many Oakland residents are students at the University of Pittsburgh or Carnegie Mellon University, creating a diverse student and multi-cultural community. Oakland is home to the UPMC medical center and the school of public health. Oakland is a major job center. Schenley Plaza and Phipps Conservatory offer plenty of green space to relax around.
Mt. Lebanon
Mt. Lebanon is located just six miles from the business, sports, shopping and cultural opportunities of Downtown Pittsburgh, less than a half hour from the University of Pittsburgh, Carnegie Mellon University and other colleges and universities. Served by the T – Pittsburgh’s light rail transit system the neighborhood has great restaurants, pubs, shops and boutiques as well as being close to major malls and the Pittsburgh International airport.
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