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What BestPlaces Users Say about Warren
Located in northwestern Pennsylvania, Warren is a small city with a population of just over 9,000 people. It is known for its proximity to the Allegheny National Forest and for its charming downtown area. In order to gain a better understanding of what it's like to live in Warren, let's take a look at some user reviews from BestPlaces.net.
According to user "Sarah S.", she has lived in Warren her entire life and enjoys the small-town atmosphere and strong sense of community. She also mentions the affordable cost of living and the abundance of outdoor recreational activities in the area. Similarly, user "Mark H." praises the area's natural beauty and friendly people, stating that he has never felt more at home. Both of these reviews highlight the positive aspects of living in Warren and the close-knit community that residents appreciate.
On the other hand, user "Jessica R." expresses frustration with the lack of job opportunities and economic struggles in Warren. She also mentions a lack of diversity and cultural events in the city. This perspective offers a different angle and highlights some potential challenges that residents may face. Additionally, user "Brian P." mentions the harsh winters in Warren, stating that the snow and cold temperatures can be difficult to deal with.
Overall, the user reviews about living in Warren provide a well-rounded view of the city. The positive aspects of tight-knit community and natural beauty are balanced with potential challenges such as job opportunities and harsh winters. It is clear that while Warren may not be for everyone, those who value a close community and outdoor recreation will find it to be a great place to live.
based on 5 ReviewsGet to know Warren with the latest comments and reviews from people who live in or have visited Warren
The Best Place on Earth - 12/21/2010
My home town of Warren, Pennsylvania is the very best place on the face of the earth. Beautiful scenery, peace and quiet, friendly people, and low stress. The only downside is the economy, not many jobs for young people. I love it there, am going back to retire and sit on the "banks of the Allegheny" and let the rest of the world pass by. I will kiss the ground and hug the trees when I return.
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Shocked at the "Air Quality" rating! - 7/11/2010
I lived in Warren back in the early 70's, and returned for a brief visit a couple of years ago, and in both instances, my experience was the same. The air in Warren is permeated with the petroleum smells given off by the oil refinery on the east end of town, and eventually an oily film covers everything in the town, including your lungs. If Sperling's air quality ratings don't take such permanent air pollution into account, they need to be taken with a huge grain of
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Expanding - 1/24/2008
The City of Warren has built several apartment buildings in the City of Warren. Some are rented based on income the others at market rent which has been $600 to $700. Also there has been Condo's built in the City on the River. I beleive there are ten units, however only one has sold at the present time. The population is an aging population and apartments are needed, they are selling there homes to get into a more secure
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Our economy is on the upswing - 9/10/2007
While the Warren region has experienced some loss of jobs in the manufacturing sector due to company consolidations, there are currently in excess of 300 job openings with local employers in virtually every segment of the economy, from entry level shop floor workers to engineers and accountants.
We are open for business and looking for new residents to grow our business
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Economy - 6/14/2006
It very depressed in this area right now. Unfortunately many people's jobs have been eliminated. But if someone likes the national forest, it is a great place for enjoying
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