New U.S. News & World Report ranks Pittsburgh as the 36th best place to live in the U.S.

Pittsburgh has once again made its mark on the national stage, this time landing at #36 on U.S. News and World Report’s list of the best places to live in the United States. While some may have hoped for a higher ranking, Pittsburghers are celebrating this achievement with pride.

Erika Giovanetti, a Pittsburgh native, expressed her excitement over the ranking, highlighting Pittsburgh’s impressive qualities. The city scored #23 for quality of life, with notable rankings in health and the establishment ratio of bars and restaurants per capita. Pittsburgh’s thriving foodie scene was recognized, outranking larger cities like Los Angeles and New York.

Additionally, Pittsburgh was named the 10th best place to retire, a testament to the city’s appeal for residents of all ages. Giovanetti pointed out the city’s top-notch healthcare system, with UPMC leading the way in providing quality care to its residents.

While Pittsburgh may not have ranked high in terms of desirability for living, it excelled in another crucial area. The city was named the number one in the country for FEMA risk, showcasing its resilience in handling natural disasters.

As Pittsburgh continues to shine in various aspects, residents are proud to call this vibrant city home. With its picturesque landscapes, diverse culinary scene, and top-notch healthcare facilities, Pittsburgh remains a standout destination for those seeking a high quality of life.