There is a Homeownership Seminar happening this Wednesday, Jan 31 at the Spartan Center. And the Housing Authority City of Pittsburgh will be opening its Gladstone waitlist for Project Based Vouchers on February 6 at 8 am.
The Housing Alliance of Pennsylvania is working to bring together local service providers, the legal community, and court systems to establish court-connected eviction prevention programs at the local level.
This toolkit is intended to support the important work of local champions seeking to create formal partnerships between Magisterial District Courts and social service providers with expertise in addressing housing crises.
The relationships between tenants and landlords can seem adversarial and crisis experienced by either can add tension to this relationship. But the reality is that tenants and landlords need each other to be successful. And our schools, local business and neighborhoods also need both landlords and tenants to be successful.
This renovation of this former pastoral house for Good Shepherd Church will be an affordable rental for a larger family.
The Housing Alliance is releasing a new fact sheet on the impact of evictions on school stability. Evictions have an outsized impact on children, particularly on their health, education and mental health.
The Homes Within Reach Conference (December 6-8) provides an opportunity for housing professionals, service providers, tenants, landlords, local government, community builders, and those passionately committed to ensuring a home for every Pennsylvanian to come together to learn, connect, and network.
The Pennsylvania Housing Finance Agency (PHFA) is issuing a Request for Proposals soliciting applications from organizations for projects to improve the availability and affordability of housing across the commonwealth.
POORLAW and Praise Temple Deliverance Church are pleased to announce that we are close to reaching our $1.7 million goal for the establishment of the Equity One Stop Shop Resource Center!
A new website allows Allegheny County renters to put local landlords and property managers on blast for slum housing conditions and unfair evictions.
The “Good Landlords Review” is a rating and review platform in which former and current renters recommend good landlords to other prospective renters as well as offer words of warning about bad ones.
The project is led by Narrative Justice, a local organization that wants to bring attention to the problem of slumlords, slum housing, unfair evictions and the possible exploitation of rental housing applicants.
Read more about it on Post-Gazette.com
Submit a review of your landlord today at the Good Landlords Review