New Banksville development, Golden Horizons, gets green light
Pittsburgh City Council approved a zoning measure for the Golden Horizons development in Banksville. The project will provide housing for residents aged 55 and older on a site that has been vacant for two years.
Pittsburgh City Council on Tuesday approved a zoning measure that will allow a community of residents 55 and older to be built in the city’s Banksville neighborhood, at a site that has sat empty for more than two years.
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