Where are they now? Checking in with a year of Who’s Next honorees

Ahead of our Who's Next bash, 28 honorees shared updates — both personal and professional.

A tax increase to pay for an affordable housing fund is not expected to be in Pittsburgh’s 2018 budget proposal

Sign up to be one of the first Module homeowners in Pittsburgh

The incremental housing startup is looking for its first customers.

Low-income Pittsburgh families who use housing vouchers find themselves limited to a handful of areas

Coming to Squirrel Hill: 33 units of affordable housing

Pittsburgh City Council member: There aren’t enough votes to increase tax to pay for affordable housing fund

Theresa Kail-Smith made that claim at a post-agenda hearing Tuesday.

Want to hear more about a possible realty transfer tax increase? There are two opportunities tomorrow.

Average rent in Pittsburgh dropped during the first half of 2017

7 places to live that are close to popular neighborhoods, but more affordable

This Pittsburgh City Councilman wants student loan relief for homebuyers

Corey O'Connor's plan: Goodbye student loan payments, hello mortgage.

Look away, renters: Housing prices in Pittsburgh are up 17 percent since 2000

Nominate under-40 Pittsburghers for The Incline’s Who’s Next: Housing

Tell us about a young leader shaping the city's housing future before 5 p.m. Thursday, July 20. 

Lawrenceville Community Land Trust brings seven new affordable homes to neighborhood

Demolition of remaining Penn Plaza building apparently underway

Pittsburgh and the developer are trying to work out a dispute in mediation.

Stakeholders continue to disagree on how to pay for affordable housing fund

Study: Pittsburgh bucks trend for suburban vs. urban rent prices

Will the housing on the Civic Arena site be affordable to low-income families?

Everything you need to know about inclusionary zoning but were afraid to ask

A local attorney will mediate the fight over Penn Plaza

The Procrastinator’s Guide to the Pittsburgh mayoral race

Get to know Democrats Darlene Harris, Bill Peduto and John Welch before Tuesday's primary.