
strengthening communities
The Urban Redevelopment Authority is here for Pittsburgh.
Successful economic development is not just about building projects, it’s about building people and forming mutually beneficial partnerships to transform the places in which we live for the betterment of all.
Updates from the URA regarding the COVID-19 pandemic
The URA is here for Pittsburgh. Visit our COVID-19 Resources page to learn more about how to get in touch with the URA during physical office closure, resources for businesses and residents, and other updates.
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Our Projects

Centre Avenue
The Centre Avenue Corridor project will lay the foundation for the transformation of 170 vacant or idle properties into multiple commercial, residential and office spaces over the next several years.

Liberty Green Park
Liberty Green is a proposed new neighborhood park on 3.25 acres of underutilized land at the intersection of the Larimer and East Liberty neighborhoods.

Lower Hill
The 28-acre Lower Hill redevelopment will have a significant impact on the Hill District and entire Pittsburgh region. Part of this redevelopment involves transitioning land currently used as surface parking into a mix of office, retail, and housing, including the creation of a shared parking district.
In 2017 the URA
Invested in Small Businesses7MDollars
Created or Retained379Jobs
Created684Housing Units
Created453Affordable Housing Units
Renovated47Storefront Facades
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News

Meet the Artist Behind New Sculptures in East Liberty: Thaddeus Mosley
URA and Local Workforce Partners to Present Free, Virtual Opportunity Fair Event
Welcoming Pittsburgh and URA Complete National Welcoming Economies Pilot Program
Important Notice: The URA Will No Longer Use Public Purchase
City of Pittsburgh Receives $7.5 Million in State Redevelopment Grants
