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Rebuilding Pittsburgh — the Story of RIDC
The story of RIDC over the past 70 years — it was founded in 1955 — is closely intertwined with the economic history of the
RIDC acquires first Neighborhood 91 building, plans new 100,000-square-foot facility
RIDC buys first Neighborhood 91 building from Buncher Company. RIDC plans 100,000-square-foot building construction by year-end at Neighborhood 91. RIDC takes over Neighborhood 91 development,
RIDC and Westmoreland County: Partnership brings jobs to the region
This is the fifth in a series of excerpts from “Rebuilding Pittsburgh: RIDC and the Transformation of the Steel City.” For the past 70 years,
Photos: Then-and-now of RIDC’s 70-year history and influence in Pittsburgh region
RIDC celebrates 70 years of reshaping southwestern Pennsylvania’s development. RIDC transformed former steel sites into tech and industrial centers. RIDC’s projects include Mill 19, Carrie
How RIDC went from perceived competitor to key partner for regional growth
RIDC transformed a former Sony plant into the Westmoreland Innovation Center. The center now houses major tenants and employs over 1,000 people. RIDC’s success inspired
How a robotics center found a home and grew to become a symbol of revitalization in Lawrenceville
This is a story about catalytic development. Lawrenceville today is one of the hottest communities in the region, but it’s had its ups and downs
