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Read. Follow. Verify.Transfer of Six City-Owned Properties to the Pittsburgh Land Bank
Record date · April 14, 2026
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What This Bill Does
This resolution authorizes the transfer of ownership of six city-owned properties in the 12th Ward to the Pittsburgh Land Bank. The transfer will occur at no cost to the City of Pittsburgh.
The Pittsburgh Land Bank will now hold the legal title to these six specific properties, allowing the agency to manage, sell, or redevelop them as part of its mission to return vacant or underutilized land to productive use.
Who It Affects
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Pittsburgh Land Bank
The agency assumes legal title and management responsibility for the six properties.
Residents of the 12th Ward
The ownership and potential future development status of these six local properties have changed.
Key Facts
- The Pittsburgh Land Bank is authorized to acquire all city interest in six specific properties.
- The transfer of these properties to the Land Bank is at no cost to the City of Pittsburgh.
- The properties are located in the 12th Ward, Council District 9.
- The properties include: 1365 Paulson Ave, 1367 Paulson Ave, 7117 Lemington Ave, 7305 Lemington Ave, 1556-1558 Broadhead St, and 7112 Wiltsie St.
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- The resolution is identified as File 2026-0307.
- The resolution has passed finally as of the document date.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Consolidation of 12th Ward Properties
The city is actively moving multiple vacant or city-owned lots in a single ward into the Land Bank's portfolio simultaneously.
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