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Hill District, Squirrel Hill housing projects first to split $1 million from Pittsburgh’s Housing Opportunity Fund

by Nick Keppler December 13, 2018November 5, 2021

Local Government

Proposed cuts to URA budget may not be as deep, but Pittsburgh’s affordable housing advocates remain concerned

by J. Dale Shoemaker December 12, 2018November 5, 2021

Alandia Heard waits for a bus downtown on the morning of Nov. 28. (Photo by Ryan Loew/PublicSource)

Pittsburgh commuters face more than frustration. Research says lengthy commutes can impact your health.

by Matt Petras December 6, 2018November 5, 2021

Marimba Milliones is president and CEO of the Hill Community Development Corporation. (Photo by Maranie Rae Staab/PublicSource)

New Pittsburgh ordinance mandates developers talk to ‘registered’ community groups. Critics say the law will exclude some groups.

by J. Dale Shoemaker December 3, 2018July 21, 2023

A guide to affordable housing in Pittsburgh

by Meg St-Esprit November 14, 2018November 5, 2021

Don Carter (left), director of the Remaking Cities Institute, and Alan Mallach, an expert in community development. (Photo by Mark Kramer/PublicSource)

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What’s even more alarming than gentrification? One researcher urges cities like Pittsburgh to take a broader view.

by Mark Kramer October 31, 2018November 5, 2021

Omar Muya revisits his former home at 39th and Howley streets in Lawrenceville. He and his family had to move when the building owner sold to a redeveloper. (Photo by John Altdorfer/PublicSource)

Booming Lawrenceville has priced out some residents. Would inclusionary zoning prevent displacement?

by Jason Vrabel October 16, 2018November 5, 2021

A cement truck passes by Foundry 41 at 41st and Willow streets in Lawrenceville. (Photo by John Altdorfer/PublicSource)

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Inclusionary zoning could help Pittsburgh generate more affordable housing, but progress has taken years

by Jason Vrabel October 15, 2018November 5, 2021

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Has Amazon HQ2 been a deviation in Pittsburgh’s transparency practices?

by Jeffrey BenzingSeptember 17, 2018November 5, 2021

Owner Martin Villalba sweeps the sidewalk in front of Lucy’s Handmade Clothing Shop on 2023 Murray Avenue in Squirrel Hill as a motorist pays for parking at Pittsburgh Parking Authority kiosk. (Photo by John Altdorfer/PublicSource)

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Can dynamic pricing help ease Pittsburghers’ parking headaches?

by Madeleine Davison August 10, 2018November 5, 2021