Economy & Housing Archives - Page 18 of 68 - Pittsburgh's Public Source

Butler officials hope to maintain momentum despite Trump rally shooting, while regional voices largely mum

by Eric Jankiewicz and Jess Daninhirsch July 23, 2024July 30, 2024

A resident of Hi View Gardens and her young son, seen through a gate, cross the main parking lot of the five-building McKeesport complex. The Allegheny County Health Department found 347 housing health code violations at Hi View and nearby Midtown Plaza from 2017 through 2020, and it collected $2,500 in penalties. (Photo by Ryan Loew/PublicSource)

Updated: Allegheny County Board of Health gives OK to housing health panel

by Venuri Siriwardane July 17, 2024July 17, 2024

A map of the proposed expansion of Bakery Square (Courtesy of Walnut Capital)

Bakery Square expansion may hinge on housing vouchers

by Eric Jankiewicz July 9, 2024September 24, 2025

A collage of four images: a man in a red cap, a hand with a tattoo, a woman in a striped shirt, and a person seated wearing sneakers.

A month after the shelter fire, unhoused people ‘strive for another day’ as advocates look ahead

by Eric Jankiewicz, Stephanie Strasburg and Laura Turbay July 2, 2024July 8, 2024

Illustration showing a radish and two carrots including words "Public Service Guide" in center.

Public-service guides

When nutritious food is too expensive, there’s help available

by Delaney Rauscher Adams July 1, 2024July 1, 2024

Economy & Housing

Bakery Square expansion plans resume after zoning impasse

by Eric Jankiewicz June 25, 2024September 24, 2025

Street view of urban buildings with Allegheny General Hospital and parking signs visible. A few pedestrians are walking on the sidewalk, and cars are parked along the street in the early evening.

East Ohio Street culinary deals included many ingredients, former development leader says

by Eric Jankiewicz June 13, 2024December 10, 2024

A man's faces catches afternoon light and shadows as he stands outside a brick home with green hedges and stairs leading up to a front porch.

Economy & Housing

‘We all stayed.’ Penn Hills, once a suburban landing pad for Black households, now risks disinvestment and erasure of history.

by David S. Rotenstein June 13, 2024July 1, 2024

An architectural rendering of a large, modern, multi-story apartment complex with an interior courtyard and street-facing balconies.

D.C. developer pitches 334 unit apartment building in place of Lawrenceville warehouse

by Laura Turbay June 12, 2024July 1, 2024

Artist's rendering of a Downtown business area sketched from above.

Economy & Housing

Will Downtown become Pittsburgh’s next hot neighborhood?

by Roman Hladio June 12, 2024June 12, 2024