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7.15.19

URA Announces Pilot Program Making its Funding More Accessible and Visible for Community Projects

7.11.19

Five Pittsburgh Affordable Housing Developments Awarded Low-Income Tax Credits

7.11.19

New Locally-Based Public Art Project Planned for McKinley Park in Beltzhoover

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URA Announces Pilot Program Making its Funding More Accessible and Visible for Community Projects

Five Pittsburgh Affordable Housing Developments Awarded Low-Income Tax Credits

Home Court Advantage design by Janel Young

New Locally-Based Public Art Project Planned for McKinley Park in Beltzhoover

Applications Being Accepted for Catapult Small Business Incubation Program

New Affordable Housing Proposals Go Before URA Board

Cilantro & Ajo Food Truck

Cilantro & Ajo Purchases Food Truck with Help of URA Micro-Loan

Elizabeth Ganley and the URA's Jarmele Fairclaugh on her loan closing day

Home Rehab Helps Squirrel Hill Resident Stay in Her Home

Out and About in June 2019

Get to Know: Constance Mayer

URA Announces Pilot Program Making its Funding More Accessible and Visible for Community Projects

Five Pittsburgh Affordable Housing Developments Awarded Low-Income Tax Credits

Home Court Advantage design by Janel Young

New Locally-Based Public Art Project Planned for McKinley Park in Beltzhoover

Applications Being Accepted for Catapult Small Business Incubation Program

New Affordable Housing Proposals Go Before URA Board

Statement by Mayor William Peduto and URA Board on Leadership Changes

URA Board to Consider Several Affordable Housing Initiatives

City and URA Celebrate First-Time Homeowner with Help of HOF Funding

URA and a.m. Rodriguez Partner to Preserve Affordable Housing in South Side Flats

More Than 50 Affordable Housing Units Coming to East Liberty, Larimer and Garfield

Rubinstein Stepping Down as URA Executive Director

URA to Adopt Environmentally Friendly Clean Construction Guidelines

Micro Loan Program Assisting Minority and Women-Owned Businesses to be Extended

Park Construction Moving Forward at Liberty Green in East Liberty

New Affordable Housing Planned for East Liberty

Community-Driven Development in Uptown Seeking Proposals

URA to Boost City's One Step Program for Business Accessibility

Housing Opportunity Fund Recommends Funding for Hundreds of Affordable Housing Units

City of Pittsburgh Granted $2 Million to Rehab Blighted Structures and Develop Affordable Housing

East Carson Street Strategy Released by URA

Housing Opportunity Fund Supporting Affordable Housing Developments in Hill District and Squirrel Hill

Major Improvements Planned for Homewood Neighborhood Business District

City Welcomes Fourth Cohort of PGH Lab Program Supporting Local Startup Firms

Redevelopment Planned for Hill District Site

NEXT 3 Days is Now NEXTneighborhood and Will Celebrate Historic Homewood August 18-19

Summerset at Frick Park and Woods House Redevelopments Before URA Board Today

New Park with Green Infrastructure Planned for Larimer and East Liberty Neighborhoods

Mayor William Peduto Supports URA Micro Loan Program for Small Businesses

Urban Redevelopment Authority Invests $7 Million in Small Businesses Citywide

Mr. F. Michael Langley, FM, CEO of GREATER MSP, Minneapolis–St. Paul, MN, and 2017 IEDC Board Chair, awards the Silver Excellence in Economic Development Award to URA Executive Director Robert Rubinstein.

URA Receives Excellence in Economic Development Award For East Liberty Station Transit Oriented Development

URA Board to Advance Proposals on Land Bank, Affordable Housing, and Small Businesses

Urban Redevelopment Authority Board Set to Vote on Lead Service Line Replacement, Land Bank and Affordable Housing Initiatives Today

URA Announces Early Dissolution of Fulton Building TIF District and Expiration of Penn Liberty Plaza TIF District

Pittsburgh Urban Initiatives Awarded $50M in New Markets Tax Credits to Drive Economic Development

Lawrenceville was just added to the National Register of Historic Places. Here’s what that means and how many others Pittsburgh has.

Hillman Foundation offering $1.5 million prize for Healthy Allegheny Challenge — “a chance to try something new”

31 great Pittsburgh concerts in August and September

AHN, Highmark and Riverhounds are building a major new sports complex with 10 soccer fields and med facility

Google, Uber, Niche and Pittsburgh Public Theater are hiring. See more Pittsburgh jobs — 7/18/19

Checking in on the North Side’s development scene

Got a community-led project? Apply for the URA’s $100,000 neighborhood assistance program.

TREK and Q Development unveil latest proposal for Garden Theater block

On Media: Comings and goings in Pittsburgh media

The expanded and beautifully renovated Thunderbird Café & Music Hall reopens