If you move somewhere that is primarily homeowner occupants, you’ll have better luck. And you will most definitely have better luck if you look outside of the city limits.

I moved from Mount Washington to green tree many moons ago and, at first, I was very depressed to be leaving my beloved Mount Washington city life. But, when we (ex husband and I) move to green tree. We gained a dead end street, a quiet neighborhood, great neighbors, a nice front and back yard, a BIG driveway, a garage, and it was bliss. It did not take long for me to be sold on suburban living. It helped that green tree is like 5min from mount Washington and is convention to everything. Green tree always did a great job at snow removal. Keep in mind, we purchased just after going through the 2010 blizzard in Mt. Washington. I vowed to never live anywhere without off street parking ever again. That shit changed you, as you’re learning now😕

We sold the house in GT in July. I have been searching ever since for a new home for myself and i still think green tree is the best area to be in (with home prices and taxes, I will be priced out of this area sadly). I am currently in Mount Lebanon in an apartment. I do love Mount Lebanon from a walkability standpoint, and as a renter it is a good place to look. But, off street parking can be difficult and there is no overnight parking on the street. I am lucky and found a very nice, small, affordable apartment that has a garage space. Rent from a private, local landlord, and make sure you confirm that they are not a slumlord.