by Chelsea Contino | Oct 31, 2023 | Advance Equity, Front Page, Homewood, Revitalize Neighborhoods
Tina Daniels pictured at an active job site. In 2022, Tina Daniels, founder of Concrete Rose Construction, embarked on her first multi-unit, multi-phase redevelopment project – sixteen units of affordable housing in Homewood. Phase 1 of the project, which will...
by Chelsea Contino | Oct 25, 2023 | Front Page, Revitalize Neighborhoods
Please join us in welcoming Tariq to the team! Joining the Real Estate Services team, Tariq will assist in coordinating and connecting partners to our real estate programming and other partner organizations. He will also be working to develop curriculum and manage...
by talia piazza | Oct 10, 2023 | Front Page, Media Coverage, Revitalize Neighborhoods
Below is an excerpt, highlighting Pittsburgh and the Preservation Working Group’s work to preserve affordable housing in Pittsburgh. Underinvested communities are at a disadvantage when it comes to attracting and deploying funding. The Center for Community...
by talia piazza | Oct 3, 2023 | Advance Equity, Build Capacity, Front Page, Grantee Spotlight, Revitalize Neighborhoods, Uncategorized
On August 26th, the Lincoln Lemington Collaborative (the Collaborative), united with Neighborhood Allies, Rebuilding Together Pittsburgh (RTP), WAVE, Omicelo Construction Group, and other partners, held its first Community & Housing Resource Fair at Catalyst...
by talia piazza | Sep 11, 2023 | Advance Equity, Build Capacity, Foster Economic Opportunity, Front Page, Revitalize Neighborhoods, Uncategorized
At Neighborhood Allies, our unwavering commitment revolves around elevating the lives of residents and businesses in Pittsburgh. We are thrilled to share the exciting progress and developments happening at Neighborhood Allies, and we couldn’t wait to let you in...
by talia piazza | Aug 28, 2023 | Front Page, Homewood, Revitalize Neighborhoods
On Thursday, August 24th, Bridgeway Capital hosted a celebration event to acknowledge the progress and transformation of the vacant 7800 Susquehanna Street building into a hub for makers, manufacturers, nonprofits, and job training. Reflecting on what’s been...
