10/06/2026
Highland Park's median fell $245k in three months. Nobody's house there actually lost $245k.
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Each quarter this year I've pulled the median sale price for 10 Pittsburgh neighborhoods straight from the MLS. This video is Q3 only, meaning homes that closed between July 1 and September 30, 2026. The median is the middle sale. Half the homes sold for more, half sold for less.
Here's the context the video can't show you. Last quarter, Highland Park came in at $710k and East Liberty at $695k. This quarter, Highland Park is $465k and East Liberty is $501k. Those neighborhoods didn't crash over the summer. In a single quarter, a smaller neighborhood might only have a handful of closings. East Liberty had 3 sales in Q2 and 5 in Q3. With a sample that small, one high-end sale or one fixer-upper moves the whole number.
The neighborhoods with more sales give you a steadier read. Squirrel Hill had 67 closings this quarter at a $543k median. Lawrenceville had 43 at $475k. Shadyside had 33 at $578k, the highest on the list. At the other end, South Side came in at $224k and Mt. Washington at $275k.
I'm Tim Pettigrew, a Pittsburgh Realtor. If you're using these to think about your own house, treat one quarter as a snapshot of what happened to sell. It isn't a price tag on your home, and the number of sales behind each median matters as much as the median itself.
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