Pittsburgh is full of 100-year-old houses in various states of disrepair. Often, designer Katy Popple says, it costs as much to buy one of these crumbling houses, strip it to the studs and renovate it as it does to buy a new home.
And that’s the route her clients decided…
And that’s the route her clients decided…
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