The Land Bank and the city's vacant homes

Land bank moves to sell more vacant properties to developers for affordable housing.

Instead of continuing trying to sell properties one lot at a time, the Pittsburgh Land Bank might start selling property in bundles.

Land Bank seeks staffing funds as inventory grows to 5,000 parcels with thousands more eligible.

As the Pittsburgh Land Bank’s inventory grows, so does its staffing needs.

Land bank looks to spend millions to return properties to the tax rolls.

The Pittsburgh Land Bank (PLB) has estimated it could cost $168.5 million to put 11,311 abandoned parcels back on the city’s tax rolls.

Land Bank looks to take abandoned homes after three years of delinquent tax payments.

After informally working together to try to move tax-delinquent properties back onto the tax rolls, the city has put together an agreement with the land bank, the county and school district.

Pilot program for buying houses directly from the City.

City's Land Bank Needs Additional Funding.