There are a lot of different variables that go into what makes the best neighborhood of Pittsburgh. When picking your ideal place of living, you have to consider your residence, most importantly if you're alone or including others in your life. For example, when starting a family, many questions may occur, such as what things should you consider for a living space? Each group member has individually picked a metric that we think is important in deciding such a neighborhood.
Members:
- Antonij Simonovski - ans465@pitt.edu
- Elijah Cohen - ekc33@pitt.edu
- Natalya Jimenez - nij30@pitt.edu
- Housing prices - https://data.wprdc.org/dataset/pittsburgh-american-community-survey-2015-miscellaneous-data
- Median Dead Age - https://data.wprdc.org/dataset/median-age-death
- Parks in Pittsburgh - https://data.wprdc.org/dataset/parks
We have looked through many different graphs regarding Crime, Housing, Nature, and Livability. Some of the notable neighborhoods so far we have seen are Squirrel Hill, St. Clair, East Liberty, and Chataeu have some strong data going for it, but that is only after our initial research. After putting our research together, we found that. Shady Side can be considered the best as the life expectancy is very high and has very good parks. The housing price is quite high, though, which we quickly reasoned with the quality of living expecting to be more pricey.