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Burlington County Times
City's Edge Apartments brings affordable housing to Uptown Pittsburgh
New affordable housing is beginning to come online in Pittsburgh's Uptown neighborhood as residents move into City's Edge Apartments while construction work continues around the property. The development, located near Fifth Avenue between Downtown, Duquesne University and PPG Paints Arena, is expanding housing options in the corridor, according to a...
kidsburgh.org
6 local farms for family pumpkin-picking in the Pittsburgh area
Prime pumpkin-picking season is happening now in southwestern PA. At these local farms, families can gather some gorgeous pumpkins while enjoying plenty of fall fun. Through Oct. 25: Trax Farms Fall Festival. The festival operates on weekends with hayrides, pumpkin picking, a three-acre maze, yard games and farm animals. Festival admission is free. Hayrides are $12 online, $14 onsite, free for ages 2 and younger.
Trains.com
Alstom to open U.S. Innovation Station in Pittsburgh
PITTSBURGH — Alstom will open its first U.S. Innovation Station in Pittsburgh, the company has announced. It will join similar facilities in Montreal, Paris, Stockholm, and Singapore. The new facility will be alongside the company’s global development center for signaling and train control in Pittsburgh. It is intended to provide a location where transit agencies, [...] Read More...
pennbizreport.com
U. S. Steel to host job fair touting up to 100 open positions
Pittsburgh-based U. S. Steel plans to host a job fair on Oct. 14 to fill up to 100 open positions across its three Mon Valley facilities. The event will be held from 8 a.m. until 1 p.m. at 1 South Linden Street in Duquesne. “In our drive toward the future,...
metalarchitecture.com
Allegion acquires Overly Door Company
Allegion has acquired privately held Overly Door Company (Overly). Established in 1888 and based in Greensburg, Pennsylvania, Overly manufactures custom specialty doors for acoustic, blast, bullet-resistant, and vault security. Overly serves commercial and institutional customers across U.S. government, education, and healthcare markets. Its product offerings complement Allegion’s existing hollow metal doors and frames portfolio.
thenorthsidechronicle.com
Real Estate Transfers Oct. 4 to Oct. 10
Nathan Cooper to Jennifer Odle at 529 Jacksonia St. for $640,000. Pittsburgh City to John Kirk IV at Loraine St., parcel 0023-G-00076-0000-00, for $24,000. Estate of Paul Walch to OAP Ventures LLC at 1152 Termon Ave. for $85,000. East Deutschtown. Richard Krist Jr. to Megan Jansen at 1012 Constance St....
PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE-REVIEW
2 Sierra discount outdoor stores are coming to Pittsburgh area
McCandless Crossing shopping center, along with the Great Southern Shopping Center in Collier, will soon be home to new Sierra outdoors stores. (TribLive) A popular discount outdoor store will soon open two new locations in Allegheny County — the first in southwestern Pennsylvania. Sierra, formerly known as Sierra Trading...
PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE-REVIEW
$170M development would bring hundreds of apartments to Hill District
A proposal to build hundreds of apartments in Pittsburgh’s Hill District could reinvigorate a long-undeveloped part of the neighborhood and provide college students with needed housing. New York-based JK Equities and Manor Park Ventures has secured exclusive negotiation rights with the Urban Redevelopment Authority to buy 90 publicly owned...
Good News Network
Pittsburgh Water Launches Debt Forgiveness Program to Help Families with Rising Costs
Residents of Pittsburgh with outstanding debt on their water utilities can see it forgiven over a 24-month period. Instituted by Pittsburgh’s water authority, certain customers have already been enrolled as of September, and need only keep up with monthly payments to see pre-September outstanding debt gradually forgiven. Called the...
Pitt News
Pitt’s first-ever startup “incubator” approved by Board of Trustees
Pitt plans to give early-stage life sciences startups a place to turn ideas into businesses with its first startup facility. The Board of Trustees on Sept. 25 approved a $20 million life sciences startup “incubator” that will provide laboratories, equipment and workspaces for young life sciences and medical technology companies. Located at 3343 Forbes Ave., construction of the facility will start soon, and it is anticipated to open in approximately two years.
PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE-REVIEW
Eastern Pittsburgh suburban real estate transactions for the week of Oct. 11, 2026
Andrew David Rod sold property at 3200 Nottingham Drive to Charlotte Arame Ba for $344,500. Patricia Beasock sold property at 225 E Swissvale Ave. Unit 1 to Catherine Porto for $269,500. Christopher Michael Radke sold property at 212 New England Place to Corey Donahoe and Colin Quirk for $899,999. Barbara...
WPXI Pittsburgh
New York developer proposes four-phase multifamily project in the Middle Hill
At a time when new housing development has yet to move forward on the Lower Hill redevelopment site of the former Civic Arena property next to downtown, JK Equities and partner Manor Park Ventures, working with local design firm TKA Architects, are pursuing what likely will qualify as the largest multifamily proposal in the Middle Hill District close to Oakland.
Pittsburgh's Public Source
Blackouts are getting worse. Here’s what Duquesne Light is doing — and what it won’t do.
On Sunday morning, as remnants of Tropical Rainstorm Isaias moved through the area, Duquesne Light was reporting power outages affecting around 4,000 Allegheny County customers. The post Blackouts are getting worse. Here’s what Duquesne Light is doing — and what it won’t do. appeared first on Pittsburgh's Public Source . PublicSource is a nonprofit news organization serving the Pittsburgh region. Visit www.publicsource.org to read more.