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In the Mon Valley, public transit limitations are felt by residents who’ve left Pittsburgh’s core

By Matt Petras

As home prices rise, neighborhoods turn to community land trusts to preserve affordability

By Nora Mattson

In formerly blue-collar Lawrenceville, residents worry how foundry emissions could impact the future

By Maria Heines

Lawrenceville inclusionary zoning pilot heads to Peduto’s desk after unanimous council approval

By Tom Lisi

City Council signals support of inclusionary zoning after Lawrenceville residents push for its passage at hearing

By Tom Lisi
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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, 2018

“Are we really providing opportunities for families to live here — for people to really grow roots in the neighborhood?”

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