With 17 percent of office space vacant and remote work reshaping demand, developers are pivoting toward residential construction that could help ease the region’s housing shortage.

“In some ways, in their effort to bring workers back into the office, employers are competing against what many perceive to be the best place to work,” said Ed Lawrence of Colliers Pittsburgh. “The ...

Pittsburgh’s Housing Authority is set to add nearly $2 million to a plan to convert a dowdy Downtown building into a novel take on affordable housing. The authority is also preparing to buy a 100-unit ...

Downtown Pittsburgh Partnership, a nonprofit community development organization, wants to more than double the residential population in the city over the next decade. In a quarterly address this week ...

933 Penn Ave. is slated to become housing. Three former office buildings Downtown got an $11.6 million boost Thursday in their transformation to housing. The Urban Redevelopment Authority of ...

The old YWCA building on Downtown Pittsburgh’s Wood Street is not the kind of property that inspires civic pride. It is what Point Park University’s Ted Black described as “quite frankly a bit of an ...

While Downtown has seen a downturn in office tenants, it’s still the hub of office activity in the region. Downtown Pittsburgh’s office buildings continue to empty as companies downsize or relocate ...

Mayor Ed Gainey announced a significant investment in affordable housing for Pittsburgh, unveiling funding for six new projects supported by low-income housing tax credits from the Pennsylvania ...

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Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership hosted its annual meeting Thursday evening, 49 days ahead of the NFL Draft.

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The Boulevard of the Allies shouldn’t feel like “a six-lane highway cutting through Downtown,” said Pittsburgh Mayor Corey O'Connor. A future redesign could incorporate green infrastructure and art as ...