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Pennsylvania funds $42M Pittsburgh housing conversion project

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Pennsylvania officials reported major progress on Josh Shapiro’s 10-year plan to revitalize Downtown Pittsburgh. A $42 million project at 933 Penn Avenue is converting a vacant office complex into a 70-unit apartment building. This project received a $2.5 million grant from the Commonwealth, supporting the state’s pledge to add nearly 1,000 residential units downtown, with one-third designated as affordable housing.

From wpxi.com

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The state-backed efforts are part of a larger strategy to expand residential options in the city center and support regional development. Officials noted that projects like this help bring new residents, businesses, and energy to Downtown Pittsburgh.

The Shapiro Administration launched a resource in Pennsylvania.

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    Pennsylvania may see increased investment and residential growth in Allegheny County.

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