CDE: Pittsburgh Urban Initiatives

To all NMTC Coalition Members: If you would like to add projects, a description of your CDE, or anything else to this page, contact Paul Anderson.

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Project Profiles and Stories

This project involved the relocation of a arts organization onto a Main Street in the City of Pittsburgh in the Lawrenceville neighborhood.

Construction of a new commercial facility on a vacant industrial site featuring both light industrial and flexible office space for tenants in the technology manufacturing and robotics industry sectors.

Wood Street Commons is a 16 floor building, with floors 1-6 designated for commercial office space and floors 7-16 providing housing for single men.
East End Cooperative Ministry (EECM) is a 501-C-3 corporation providing a wide range of social services addressing the pressing needs of residents in Pittsburgh’s East End.
NMTC financing for the rehab of a 78,000 sq. ft. building. The 1st floor of the building is leased to a charter school on the lower levels and approximately 158
New construction of mixed-use building offering flex office, R&D and high-bay light-industrial maker space. Phase 1 included 95,000 sq. ft. of flex-office space with Carnegie Mellon University as an anchor
Construction of a state-of-the-art Animal Resource Center in the Homewood Neighborhood.
New construction of a 24,600 sq. ft. homeless shelter serving men, women, and children.
Pittsburgh's Women's Center and Shelter's expansion to 48 beds from the existing 36, enhance living spaces, administrative areas and therapy resources, while enlarging the facility's children's areas and creating shelter
The Energy Innovation Center is a renovation of approximately 160,000 sq.ft. of space at the former Connelley Trade School for reuse as an Innovation Center for energy efficiency, alternative energy
Rehab of a 265,000 squarefoot vacant department store in downtown Pittsburgh.
A multi-agency effort, which includes the City of Pittsburgh, Port Authority of Allegheny County and East Liberty Development Corporation, to assemble and redevelop six acres of blighted or obsolete commercial
The revitalization of a major gateway into the East Liberty neighborhood, which has been undergoing a major transformation after years of blight.
26 affordable homes for low and moderate-income families in the East Liberty neighborhood of Pittsburgh.
Construction and renovation of historic building for expansion of a children's museum and relocation of a charter school and other nonprofit organizations.
City of Asylum Pittsburgh is a Pittsburgh nonprofit organization that was co-founded by Henry Reese and his wife Diane Samuels in 2004 with the goal of creating a thriving community
The renovation of an existing five-story 135,800 square foot industrial building located in the Homewood neighborhood of Pittsburgh for the purpose accommodating creative start-up and nascent entrepreneurial business activity.