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Last October, hundreds of state and local leaders announced a 10-year, $600M investment in Downtown Pittsburgh. We set a vision to build a welcoming, safe, thriving neighborhood with lively public spaces and making investments that promise nearly 1,000 new and preserved units of housing. One year later, we’ve made significant progress in construction projects, in critical cleanliness, public safety, and human services metrics. Three public realm projects are all on track to open by April 2026: A

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