East of Pittsburgh, anchored in Murrysville, stretching north toward Apollo and east into Westmoreland County. These are the communities where Carol works full time, not the places she happens to drive through.
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Home base. Carol's office at 3865 Reed Blvd anchors the area. A municipality of about 21,000, well known for the Franklin Regional school district, large lots, and the kind of established suburban character that brings young families in and keeps them there for a long time.
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One of the largest boroughs in Allegheny County by land area. A wide mix of neighborhoods from established to newer, with strong sense of community and good access to the Pittsburgh corridor without the city density.
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The big eastern suburb. Established commercial core, varied housing stock from mid-century ranches to newer townhomes, and a sizable population that makes for a busy, active market most months of the year.
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Just east of Murrysville, blending working farm acreage with newer residential development. Penn-Trafford schools, good park access, and a mix of price points that makes it a real consideration for first-time buyers as well as move-up families.
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