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The population of Pittsburgh has been declining for over 50 years. It's likely to have a lower cost for housing since demand is disappearing. SF/NYC have the
by bobhaigler 11y ago
The population of Pittsburgh has been declining for over 50 years. It's likely to have a lower cost for housing since demand is disappearing. SF/NYC have the opposite problem of limited supply of housing and increasing population.
- LordKano 11y agoIn the city proper, absolutely but many of the suburbs have been growing. Particularly in the last 10-20 years.