GSX Ventures is marketing a 25‑parcel Uptown site approved for a 211‑unit building after higher interest rates stalled construction financing. The move could mean a sale, a JV or a pause for the project.

Baden’s 15005 shot to the top of Pittsburgh’s housing heat map in Q1 2026 and ranked third nationally after a handful of high‑end closings pushed averages higher.

Pitt trustees approved a 420‑bed freshman residence hall at Fifth and Ruskin in Oakland, with construction set for summer 2026 and an opening targeted for fall 2028.

Roadside Development paid $15.225M for the Galleria of Mt. Lebanon, acquiring the 167,000‑sq‑ft mall on 15 acres and signaling plans to redevelop the site.

A $1 million federal award announced by the City will go to the URA to help turn vacant downtown offices into affordable housing. Officials gave few immediate details.

More than 40 Churchill residents pressed borough officials over a 26‑page draft to rezone the former Westinghouse park, demanding traffic, tree and stormwater protections.

A feasibility study says a Salem Township dairy hub could expand processing, cut hauling costs and produce renewable energy for local dairies.

Several Pittsburgh teams topped $10 million in 2025 sales, with national franchises and local independents sharing the winners.

Seton Hill launched a $110M capital campaign to build a new field house and renovate Sullivan Hall; the university says it has raised about $96.3M so far.

Large leases and steady leasing have started to eat into Pittsburgh's industrial availability this spring.

Castle Biosciences is expanding at Nova Place on Pittsburgh’s North Side, with market reporting and company filings showing a phased increase in lab and office space. The move bolsters Nova Place’s role as a growing life‑sciences campus.

A packed Valley View High School meeting in Archbald has become the latest front in a nationwide fight over AI data‑center projects, with locals, lawmakers and developers clashing over water, power and zoning.

Demolition crews will take down the long‑vacant Penn‑McKee Hotel starting Monday after years of failed preservation efforts. The city says bricks will be salvaged and the lot used for temporary events while it seeks redevelopment.