Urban Redevelopment Authority of Pittsburgh

Urban Redevelopment Authority of Pittsburgh

Close: Jul 28, 2026

Complete the safe deconstruction and removal of an existing single-family residential structure and associated site improvements. Work includes environmental testing, hazardous material remediation, salvage and recycling of materials, utility disconnections, structural deconstruction, debris removal, and restoration of the lot through backfilling and grading.

Urban Redevelopment Authority of Pittsburgh

Close: Jun 26, 2026

Currently advancing planning and implementation activities associated with the proposed Golden Triangle Reinvestment Fund/Downtown Transit Revitalization Investment District (“TRID”). The TRID is intended to support strategic infrastructure investment, economic development, office-to-residential conversion, housing production, commercial activation, public realm improvements, and transit-oriented development. This RFI is intended to identify development and retail opportunities that may support the continued revitalization goals of Downtown Pittsburgh and the Golden Triangle Reinvestment Fund/Downtown TRID. The URA seeks information from developers, development teams, property owners, and other interested stakeholders regarding projects that advance office conversion strategies, deliver new housing opportunities, and activate vacant or underutilized ground-floor retail space. Projects may currently be in the planning, predevelopment, financing, or implementation stages. The URA is also seeking information regarding current retail storefront conditions, commercial vacancy, and activation opportunities within the TRID area. Information gathered through this process may help inform future URA programs, financing tools, and implementation strategies that support downtown long-term economic activity

Urban Redevelopment Authority of Pittsburgh

Close: Aug 10, 2026

Purchase and redevelopment of all or part of a scattered site assemblage (the “Property”) into high quality housing. Potential development teams should be able to demonstrate their capacity and depth of experience to raise private capital, develop, and deliver high quality housing developments.