DeutschNewstral
Article
newpittsburghcourieronline.com on 2018-12-16 20:24
Proposed cuts to URA budget may not be as deep, but Pittsburgh’s affordable housing advocates remain concerned
Related news
Pittsburgh’s URA receives $800K grant for Hays Woods acquisitiontriblive.com- Pittsburgh council ups URA budget for affordable housingtriblive.com
- Closed Crafton Heights school to sell with $25K kick-in from Pittsburgh’s URAtriblive.com
- Beechview could be the answer to Pittsburgh’s affordable housing problemtriblive.com
Affordable-housing advocates to boycott Pittsburgh’s Whole Foodspghcitypaper.com- URA moves to keep Crawford-Roberts affordablenewpittsburghcourieronline.com
- URA delays Hill District affordable housing projectnewpittsburghcourieronline.com
Peduto asks URA to approve affordable housing plan for East Libertypost-gazette.com- Hunt Armory deal might be bad for Pittsburgh’s affordable-housing fundpghcitypaper.com
- More affordable housing is coming to Squirrel Hill, URA saysnewpittsburghcourieronline.com
- NThe URA celebrates the contributions of Black Pittsburgh’s past, present, futurenewpittsburghcourier.com
- URA approves Peduto affordable housing directives, water fixnewpittsburghcourieronline.com
- Advocates begin countdown to start of Pittsburgh’s sick leave lawtriblive.com
- Advocates say Pittsburgh’s drag performers need more latitude to shinepghcitypaper.com
- URA to shepherd Pittsburgh's annual $10 million funding for affordable housingtriblive.com
- Penn Plaza residents and advocates pressure Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto to enact broad affordable-housing legislationpghcitypaper.com
- Advocates say Amazon HQ2 would not fit with Pittsburgh’s vision of equitable developmentpghcitypaper.com
- URA wants fence removedpost-gazette.com
Peduto's affordable housing plans on URA agendabizjournals.com- URA votes to run affordable housing fundbizjournals.com