Redevelopment Authority

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1 Chatham Sq Ste 900
Pittsburgh, PA 15219
+1 (412) 255-6600
https://www.ura.org

The Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) of Pittsburgh is dedicated to fostering economic development through inclusive growth and community engagement. By focusing on building partnerships and addressing the diverse needs of residents, the URA aims to transform neighborhoods and improve the quality of life for all Pittsburghers.

Through various initiatives, such as the Housing Opportunity Fund and the Avenues of Hope Initiative, the URA supports affordable housing, small businesses, and community revitalization projects. The agency is committed to ensuring that its efforts align with the needs of the community while preserving the unique history and culture of Pittsburgh's neighborhoods.

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