Sandy Tolliver

Photo courtesy of Beverly’s Birthdays. Cami Teacoach started VolunTOTS in February to teach her sons Bennett, 4, and William, 1, the joy that comes with volunteering. Now, as Thanksgiving approaches, the group with a motto of “Everybody can be a helper” is adding VolunTYKES to include first through fifth graders. She’s met many families who are seeking a place to volunteer in Pittsburgh, and she sees how it helps children discover the difference they can make.

414 William St. on Mount Washington. All photos courtesy of Realtor.com. As Pittsburgh continues to recover from the pandemic’s economic effects, its real estate market remains strong — and there are always cool homes for sale. Consider, for example, these five homes. One has original murals painted by an engineer-turned-artist, and another has an artistic interior. Two showcase the city with their walls of windows, and one is a stylish condo in the former Chase Brass & Copper Factory.

Aerial view showing the Hill House building at 1835 Centre Avenue in the Hill District. Photo courtesy of CBRE. Four properties on Centre and Wylie avenues that play a critical role in the Hill District may soon undergo major reconstruction, with a goal of continuing their tradition of providing community services. Lawrenceville-based E Properties and Development, a real estate development company owned by Nigerian immigrant Emeka Onwugbenu, is seeking bids by Nov.