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kelly hamilton homes-pittsburgh, pa<br />
The Homewood project is an effort to contribute<br />
to the new growth in Homewood. <strong>KBK</strong> <strong>Enterprises</strong><br />
has brought mixed-income housing to the Hill<br />
District, Garfield, and Larimer. This project is <strong>KBK</strong><br />
<strong>Enterprises</strong>’ first development in the Homewood<br />
neighborhood. The new housing of 58 units is<br />
built on and surrounding the site of the former<br />
Kelly Street High Rise apartment building and is<br />
bordered by Hamilton Avenue and Kelly Street,<br />
between North Murtland Avenue and North Lang<br />
Avenue. Kelly Hamilton is also a mixed-income<br />
community consisting of 42 affordable 16 market<br />
rate units with one, two, and three bedrooms<br />
This new community will also include a 2,530<br />
sq. ft. resident center that includes a computer<br />
lab and management office. The Kelly Hamilton<br />
team actively engaged with locals of Pittsburgh<br />
who qualify as low and very-low income individuals<br />
to create Section 3 opportunities. The <strong>KBK</strong><br />
Foundation succeeded in meeting or exceeding<br />
the Housing Authority’s Section 3 and M/WBE<br />
goals for the project by approximately 26 percent.<br />
Homewood has long experienced the impact of<br />
prolonged decline and disinvestment. Recently,<br />
community groups in Homewood have constructed<br />
a development plan that involves dissecting<br />
the neighborhood into “clusters”. Each “cluster”<br />
is intended to serve a directed purpose (i.e. housing,<br />
business district/retail improvement, greenspace)<br />
to improve the neighborhood. <strong>KBK</strong> <strong>Enterprises</strong><br />
is excited to see and be a part of the future<br />
of Homewood.<br />
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