City of Pittsburgh / URA (ARPA-funded)
OwnPGH Homeownership Program is available to homeowners in Pittsburgh, PA.
Up to $90,000 in grant funding for purchase of a home within Pittsburgh city limits. Funded by a $15.625M ARPA allocation. At or below 80% AMI. Currently accepting applications for URA-funded new construction or rehabilitated homes only.
At or below 80% AMI, first-time buyer in Pittsburgh
Official program page checked live on 2026-06-22.
Data last verified 2026-04-01. How we verify our data.
In Pittsburgh, PA, you can combine this program with other local help to cut your cost:
A grant-savvy contractor in Pittsburgh, PA can handle the paperwork, inspections, and timelines so your funding releases on schedule. Getting matched is free.
You will likely need a contractor to apply
Projects like this almost always need a licensed contractor, and many grants ask for a written estimate as part of your application. Lining up a contractor in Pittsburgh early keeps your application moving.
Get matched with a contractorEach program sets its own contractor rules. Check the official program page for exact requirements.
Documents you will likely need
Requirements vary by program and locality. Confirm the exact rules on the official program page. We can help you prepare your paperwork, but you submit it yourself.
Deadline: Applications accepted through March 31, 2026 or until funds exhausted
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Email us about this programUp to $90,000 grant.
OwnPGH Homeownership Program is open to homeowners in Pittsburgh, PA. It prioritizes low-income households.
Apply directly with City of Pittsburgh / URA (ARPA-funded) using the official program link on this page or call 412-255-6600. There is no middleman and no fee. Deadline: Applications accepted through March 31, 2026 or until funds exhausted.
Grant-approved contractors understand the documentation, inspections, and timelines, so your funding releases on schedule.
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