The First Community Land Trust in Western Pennsylvania

Interested in applying for a CLT home?

Fill out the form here! Feel free to contact Julia Pascale (julia@lawrencevillecorp.com) if you have any questions.

City of Bridges CLT Eligibility Form

Household Size

Include all adults AND children living at least 50% of their time in the household.

Combined Annual Income for all Adults

For applicant, co-applicant, any other adults in the home receiving income and children over 18 years of age - Includes regular employment, self-employment, gratuities and commissions BEFORE tax and other deductions, child or spousal support, employment insurance, Pension, Social Security, disability pension, Worker’s Compensation, investment income, etc.

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How did you hear about City of Bridges CLT?

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City of Bridges has contracted with NeighborWorks Western Pennsylvania to provide homebuyer education and pre-purchase counseling to residents interested in purchasing a Community Land Trust home. By checking below, you give permission to both NeighborWorks Western Pennsylvania, a HUD-certified Housing Counseling Agency, and City of Bridges to share information between the organizations regarding your readiness for home purchase. Additionally, by checking below, you authorize Lawrenceville Corporation to share your contact information with NeighborWorks Western Pennsylvania for follow-up and enrollment into their pre-purchase counseling and education program. This information sharing release is in effect for 18 months from this date.

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Contact Information

The Lawrenceville Corporation is creating the first Community Land Trust in Western Pennsylvania with generous support from State Senator Wayne D. Fontana, City of Pittsburgh – Mayor William Peduto, City Council District 7 – Councilwoman Deborah Gross the Urban Redevelopment Authority of Pittsburgh, the Henry L. Hillman Foundation, Anonymous, Bridgeway Capital, WesBanco Bank, The Heinz Endowments, the Buhl Foundation, Neighborhood Allies, UPMC Health Plan, PNC Bank, Duquesne Light, and Fort Willow Developers.