A long time coming, the Mon Wharf Switchback ramp project is moving forward in a big way. Last week the eastern end of the Mon Wharf was prepared for construction...
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Pittsburgh’s riverfronts are incredibly scenic and ever-evolving, so it shouldn’t come as a surprise when they pop up in the news. Admittedly, we still get a thrill when we see…
Spring has arrived, and so have significant upgrades to the Strip District portion of the Three Rivers Heritage Trail. The Buncher Company reopened the riverfront trail today between 11th Street...
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We were very excited to wake up this morning and see The New York Times article “Built on Steel, Pittsburgh Now Thrives on Culture.” Featured prominently in the article is…
20+ Riverlife Volunteers Requested for Redbud Tree Planting You may have heard about the Western Pennsylvania Conservancy’s Redbud Project, which includes Riverlife as a proud supporting partner. Hundreds of native redbud trees…
Riverlife's ongoing roundup of current riverfront real estate and open space development news STRIP DISTRICT Oxford Development Company and law firm Burns White held a ribbon cutting ceremony March 28...
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You can’t beat a carefree bicycle ride through Pittsburgh’s riverfront parks and trails …especially if it gives you an excuse to escape your office and enjoy some free air. Back by…
Pittsburgh Magazine profiles Riverlife President and CEO Vivien Li From this month's Pittsburgh Magazine: In early January, Vivien Li was introduced to Frank Kass, founding partner and chairman of Continental Real...
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Pittsburgh is a city shaped by water. We’re not just talking geographically, even though the city’s downtown Golden Triangle is carved by three rivers that form the Pittsburgh peninsula. River-oriented industry, transit…
Riverlife participated in two separate cases before the Pittsburgh Zoning Board of Adjustment involving signage on riverfront buildings. Download a PDF of Riverlife’s position on proposed variance requests for signage at…
