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The reviews of 15136 Mc Kees Rocks, PA are mostly positive. Locals and visitors alike appreciate the town's close proximity to Pittsburgh, making it ideal for commuters and day-trippers alike. The area is particularly popular among younger generations, thanks to its vibrant art scene and burgeoning foodie culture. Visitors can explore the local galleries and dive into the city’s diverse range of eateries. Additionally, the town offers plenty of outdoor attractions such as hiking trails, riverside parks, historic sights, and a variety of recreational opportunities. Whether you are looking for a day trip or an extended stay in Mc Kees Rocks, there is something for everyone.
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The revival of the Rocks - 6/24/2010
You will see the Rocks transform itswelf into a place with diversity, culture, the performing arts, retail, luxury housing and more.
It has all the bone structure to do just that and more.
The Roxian Performance Theater will become one of the show palaces of Southwestern PA.
The Rail Yards will be transformed into cultural musuems, loft condos, hip restaurants, and a fabulous shopping district.
Relive the past while you celebrate the
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The Rocks is the future of Allegheny County close- - 6/24/2010
I don't know of any other zipcode in the Southwestern PA metro area that sits on 60 acres of prime urban redevelopment land central to both the region and tens of thousands of residents.
With the Shoppes at Chartiers Crossing, along with the pride of the neighborhood, the Father Ryan Cultural Center, and soon the Roxian Performance Theater, so much is happening within the zip code.
With housing starting at $20,000 for a 3 bedroom house, (YES, you read that right, check realtor.com for details), exciting new community meeting places like Revolutionaries Cafe, and just being named one of the manliest areas in the United States, something is definitely cooking in the Rox.
Next time you want to cruise down Route 51, take a load off, stop at Mancini's Bakery, then head on over to Pierogi's Plus.
And wait a few years, when the new P&LE depot becomes transformed into chic lofts, exciting restaurants, food hall market places, interesting
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