Greenfield (Pittsburgh)

Greenfield is a residential neighborhood in the city of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. It is located in the city's East End, bordered by Schenley Park to the north, Oakland to the west, Squirrel Hill to the east, and Hazelwood to the south.

Historically, Greenfield was a working-class neighborhood populated by immigrants, particularly those of Italian, Irish, and Slovak descent. Evidence of this heritage can still be found in the neighborhood's architecture, community organizations, and annual festivals.

Greenfield's main commercial corridor is along Greenfield Avenue, which features a variety of local businesses, restaurants, and shops. The neighborhood also boasts several parks and recreational areas, in addition to its proximity to Schenley Park, one of Pittsburgh's largest and most prominent parks.

Transportation in Greenfield is facilitated by several bus lines and its accessibility to major roadways. The neighborhood has a strong sense of community, with active residents' associations and community development groups that focus on preserving its character and improving its quality of life. Greenfield maintains a distinctly urban feel, with row houses, small businesses, and close-knit community interactions.