The Hill District of Pittsburgh stands as a testament to rich African American heritage, once renowned as a cultural epicenter for jazz, literature, and civil rights activism. Today, the Hill Community Development Corporation (Hill CDC) is at the forefront of efforts to rejuvenate this historic neighborhood, ensuring that revitalization honors its legacy while fostering inclusive growth.

A Mission Rooted in Community Empowerment Established in 1987, the Hill CDC collaborates with residents and stakeholders to craft and implement strategies that bridge plans, policies, and people.

Guided by the Greater Hill District Master Plan, the organization emphasizes community-driven development that reflects the aspirations and needs of its residents.

Key Initiatives Driving Transformation:

• New Granada Square: A flagship project aiming to restore the historic New Granada Theater into a vibrant cultural and commercial hub, fostering arts, entrepreneurship, and community engagement.

• Hill District 100: An initiative focused on promoting affordable homeownership, aiming to empower residents and stabilize the community through increased property ownership.Hill Community Development Corp

• HD Rising:

A comprehensive economic development strategy designed to attract investment while preserving the neighborhood's cultural identity and ensuring benefits for existing residents.

Championing Equitable Development:

With over $2 billion in development projected for the area, the Hill CDC is committed to ensuring that growth is equitable and inclusive. Through the Development Review Panel (DRP), the organization evaluates proposed projects to ensure alignment with community values and priorities.

Engage and Support:

The Hill CDC's efforts are bolstered by active community participation. Residents and stakeholders are encouraged to engage with ongoing projects, attend public meetings, and contribute to shaping the neighborhood's future.

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