The Standard on Fifth holds ribbon-cutting as Pittsburgh's newest housing option
The Standard on Fifth ribbon-cutting was held on Thursday, with more than 50 housing units made available.
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The Standard on Fifth ribbon-cutting was held on Thursday, with more than 50 housing units made available.
More than 200 apartments are expected to come to downtown Pittsburgh as three historic buildings will soon be converted to housing.
More money is coming to help convert empty Downtown Pittsburgh offices into apartments.
Anna Lee Pettit, 93, lives alone in affordable housing in Morgantown, West Virginia.
It was the cornerstone of his campaign, affordable housing, but Mayor Gainey's promise to grow units in the city has fallen short.
For the first time in the lead-up to the election, all four mayoral candidates sat down to discuss their plans for the city.
A major goal of the Gainey administration is to build and develop more affordable housing.
Mayor Gainey was joined by other city leaders to announce several amendments to the city's zoning codes in an effort to combat rising housing costs.
Metros in the Midwest and Northeast stole the top slots on this year's list.
Is the Gainey administration fulfilling its promise to create new affordable housing in Pittsburgh?
With mortgage rates topping 8%, some home buyers are hoping to see some relief with the Federal Reserve's next decision.
The average rate for a 30-year home loan crossed the 8% threshold this week, deepening the affordability crisis for homebuyers.
The city plans to sell the old offices on Ross Street to turn them into affordable housing.
The Clairton Inn Apartments are a public-private partnership project to improve the area.
The Clairton Inn Apartments are set to open next month.
Neighborhood groups are helping to make the city more affordable for everyone.
More than $8.2 million will be distributed to over a dozen counties to support affordable housing, Gov. Tom Wolf announced Monday.
Leaders joined construction crews and developers on the North Side to celebrate the continued development of affordable housing.
A new affordable housing complex will open this weekend in the Hill District.
It's bustling, expensive, and popular for people both young and old.
Making housing more affordable in Lawrenceville was the focus of a hearing by the Pittsburgh Planning Commission.
The Hill District business is getting a big boost.
The city and Urban Redevelopment Authority are funding dozens of affordable homes and apartments.
An open house is being held Saturday for two properties in Fineview that were transformed into affordable places to live.
The Urban Redevelopment Authority's Board of Directors will be voting on whether to invest more than $4 million to help fund affordable housing projects.
