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21st May, 2009 | Source : Newsweek Showcase
![]() Its major cities, notably Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, have undertaken aggressive programs to re-energize and revitalize their core urban centers and, thus, have made their downtown areas much more livable, with the result that both young professionals and youthful, active retirees are being attracted by the surge of new condos and loft apartments that have sprung up in these locations. In Pittsburgh's trendy Downtown district, upscale living comes with a package of amenities designed to appeal to empty nesters ready to forsake the big house and yard in the suburbs for the convenience of being near restaurants, theaters and shops. But such a lifestyle may carry a price tag that is beyond the reach of the average retiree, with most condos beginning at $200,000 plus. Read more ![]() ![]() ![]() |