Sewers, traffic, and trees topped the worry list as Redwood Living pitched single-story rentals in South Park Township.

Workers are dismantling the 40,000-square-foot former department store by hand to protect nearby buildings and traffic on North Main Street.

The St. Louis giant is converting the liquidated retailer's old Warrendale headquarters into a research facility near its Cranberry Woods base.

A $265,000 bid blew past the $180,000 Mayor Mark Elisco raised, so the historic Cascade Park building stays exposed to rain.

McCaffery Interests kicked off its $100 million Brickworks project on Smallman Street, with 260 apartments and 40 townhomes due by spring 2028.

The Standard on Fifth cut the ribbon this week, with some tenants already moved into the new Fifth Avenue building.

The Ohio developer's second Downtown Pittsburgh conversion will set aside 39 units as affordable housing.

The Smithfield Street purchase, funded entirely by foundation gifts, ends a high-profile Downtown vacancy next to the Pittsburgh Playhouse.

Low prices and steady rents make Pittsburgh a magnet for first-time landlords, but new tax hikes are eating into the math.

Planners in White Township turned down a mobile cottage park meant to house Homer City energy workers, citing missing information.

Frontier Realty Group's first-ever purchase is a fully leased Monroeville staple with Chick-fil-A, Ulta and DSW.

Institutional buyers slowed their Pittsburgh spending spree in 2026, but Allegheny County's corporate-owned home count still tops 28,000.

After The Community Builders walked away from a 50-unit plan, Hazelwood Initiative has a six-month window to find a new path forward.