Overview These data contain city-owned properties from the eProperties Plus database. The data describe basic aspects of the property (square footage, location, identification, etc.) and its geographically based assignment of various components of city infrastructure (police zone, council district, etc.). Motivation...

This dataset contains a listing of property owned by the City of Pittsburgh obtained from the City's Real Estate Database. For a more complete listing of City-owned properties obtained from the City's eProperties Plus database, please visit this WPRDC dataset: City-Owned Properties Dataset CHANGELOG 2023-09-22: This...

The properties listed are receiving a property tax abatement issued by the City of Pittsburgh.

This data includes filings related to conservatorship petitions in Allegheny County. The conservatorship process, defined by PA’s 2008 Act 135, seeks to provide “a mechanism to transform abandoned and blighted buildings into productive reuse”, ideally creating “an opportunity for communities to modernize, revitalize...

The 1967 zoning map, dated 12/28/1967, is one of the surviving zoning maps that capture amendments to the map after the 1958 Zoning Ordinance was adopted. High level changes between 1958 and 1967 are adjustments to zoning district boundaries to support urban renewal projects and adjustments to the locations of the...

This map provides a snapshot of urban renewal and other major development projects in Pittsburgh. It was originally published as part of the 1970 report "A Development and Renewal Program for Pittsburgh Summary Documentation," available from the Pittsburgh City Archives. The map shows three types of areas: (1) urban...

This map is more fully known as the City of Pittsburgh Zoning Map adopted July 1923 and amended through August 1927. In 1926, Pittsburgh adopted its first exclusively single-family zoning district. The 1927 zoning map is the earliest existing map after this amendment. From 1923-1958, Pittsburgh mapped uses, area,...

The 1958 Zoning Map and Text was the first completely rewritten/remapped zoning ordinance for Pittsburgh since it first adopted zoning in 1923. It is the first ordinance to combine use, area, and height regulations into a single layer of zoning districts. This ordinance remains the foundation of the current (2025)...

In late 2016, the URA, in conjunction with Reinvestment Fund, completed the 2016 Market Value Analysis (MVA) for the City of Pittsburgh. The Market Value Analysis (MVA) offers an approach for community revitalization; it recommends applying interventions not only to where there is a need for development but also in...