Councilman Ricky Burgess invites you to an evening of dinner and discussion as the transformation is about to begin! Monday, December 19 6pm–7:30pm The KBK Hamilton–Kelly Project will soon be […]
Pittsburgh City Council advances plan for affordable housing
December 15, 2016 Pittsburgh Post-Gazette by Adam Smeltz A proposed trust fund for affordable housing won preliminary approval Wednesday from Pittsburgh City Council, which could take final action as early […]
Homewood Holiday Market turns shipping containers into marketplace
December 5, 2016 Next Pittsburgh by Jenniffer Baron All photos courtesy of the Homewood Holiday Market Shipping containers have popped up in all sorts of innovative places—from residential projects and […]
Sub-contractor Opportunities in Larimer
Brackenridge Construction, the developer of the of Larimer Family Dollar, is looking for companies that can provide the following services: Structure Demolition Plumbing Carpentry Metal Stud Framing Dry Wall Finish […]
Homewood Holiday Market
This December, don’t miss the Homewood Holiday Market! Located at the corner of Frankstown Ave. and Oakwood St. starting on Saturday, December 3.
Pittsburgh City Council eyes alternatives to finance affordable housing
December 1, 2016 by Adam Smeltz Pittsburgh Post-Gazette A realty transfer tax increase isn’t the only way Pittsburgh might finance a trust fund for affordable housing. City Council also could […]
Homewood cafe hopes to create bridge between neighborhoods
November 28, 2016 by Bob Bauder Trib Live Residents say last week’s opening of a coffee shop in Homewood is a sign that things are finally beginning to turn […]
City Council Continues Discussion on Affordable Housing Proposal
November 22, 2016 by Adam Smeltz Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Pittsburgh City Council forged ahead Monday with several high-profile measures, including plans to add several hundred more body-worn cameras for city police. […]
Everyday Café opening in Homewood, filling a void
November 11, 2016 by Maya Henry Next Pittsburgh Seven years. That’s how long the idea has been percolating to open a cafe in an old post office in Homewood. On […]
Hope in Homewood: A new cafe and caterer point in right direction
November 7, 2016 by Diana Nelson Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Whenever I plan to meet someone in Homewood, the conversation goes something like this: “Want to get coffee somewhere?” “Sure. Where […]