8 affordable housing developments to keep an eye on in 2026
From an 11-hour inclusionary zoning meeting in January to Allegheny County’s 500 in 500 initiative this past October,…
Affordable-ish Housing in Pittsburgh: Yin and yang of Yinzerdom edition – Pittsburgh City Paper
What makes Pittsburgh culture unique? I mean, besides the usual black and gold and weird reverence for tomato…
Easton launches new partnership to tackle affordable housing gaps | Easton Area
EASTON, Pa. – Officials in Easton are hoping to combat gaps in affordable housing. The city and the…
Affordable-ish Housing in Pittsburgh: Bad Take Hall of Fame edition – Pittsburgh City Paper
Everyone who puts a lot of writing out in public is bound to want a few of them…
Mayor, City Council clash over $800M housing plan
By Jack Tomczuk Mayor Cherelle Parker is blaming City Council for delaying the start of her $800 million…
City Council advances H.O.M.E. budget with significant changes
By Jack Tomczuk City Council on Tuesday advanced a first-year budget for Mayor Cherelle Parker’s $800 million housing…
City Council advances H.O.M.E. budget with significant changes
By Jack Tomczuk City Council on Tuesday advanced a first-year budget for Mayor Cherelle Parker’s $800 million housing…
Philly lawmakers advance $277M budget for signature housing plan
Testimony from proponents and opponents Rochelle Lashley, a member of the social justice group One Pennsylvania, urged lawmakers…
Affordable-ish Housing in Pittsburgh: Thankful for this edition – Pittsburgh City Paper
There’s a lot to be thankful for in Pittsburgh, believe it or not. In fact, this might be…
How Zohran Mamdani’s Election Could Shape Other U.S. Cities
Welcome back to our weekly behind-the-scenes glimpse at what’s getting our team talking. Tell us what you’ve been…
Parker advocates for 20-year tax abatement for residential conversions
By Jack Tomczuk Mayor Cherelle Parker wants to double the length of a real estate tax abatement for…
Affordable-ish Housing in Pittsburgh: Wants vs. needs edition – Pittsburgh City Paper
Since everybody seems qualified to give the new mayor advice, why not us? Of course, this is kind…