Amiena Mahsoob
Director of Education Programs
World Affairs Council of Pittsburgh
“Transitioning back to living in the U.S. can be challenging but I knew I would have a support network in Pittsburgh.”
After teaching in the suburbs of Pittsburgh for three years, Amiena finally gave in to the itch to explore the world and secured a position with the … Read More >
The statistic was quoted so often that most people never thought to check if it was actually the truth. “Allegheny County has the oldest population of any county in the United States except Dade County, Florida”. While the rate of one person in five over the age of 60 was one of the highest for … Read More >
Anyone who has ever moved knows that it’s no small feat. Your days are filled with finding a new home, arranging financing, investigating school districts and finally packing up your belongings in anticipation of the big moving day. But don’t forget! The personal belongings in your home aren’t the only things you need to move. Your … Read More >
2016 Economic Forecast
For decades prior to the Great Recession, the Pittsburgh housing market was fairly unremarkable. Trends in population growth, housing types or mortgage financing happened elsewhere. Pittsburgh was slow and steady. That’s a description that many locals take pride in espousing but it’s also a recipe for a stagnation of sorts; and the home … Read More >
