URAP  >  Pittsburgh Economic Quarterly (PEQ)

March 2013 Edition

• Population Change in Southwestern Pennsylvania 2010-2012
• Steel City Codefest Recap
• Census Bureau Annual Population Estimation Methodology

Overview

UCSUR publishes the Pittsburgh Economic Quarterly (PEQ) to support organizations and staff involved with economic development throughout the region. PEQ highlights the important economic and demographic trends that impact the regional economy and the competitiveness of local industries. PEQ is an extension of the continuing work done at UCSUR. Each issue includes the latest data on regional employment and economic conditions. Feature articles cover a variety of issues relating to the regional economy and how it is changing, along with analyses of other economic and social factors that directly impact the future of the region. Significant positive response to PEQ has resulted and has filled a major need in the region for ongoing study of current economic trends.

Recent issues of PEQ addressed these key topics:

• Demographic features of neighborhood change in Pittsburgh
• Foreclosures in the Pittsburgh´s Hilltop neighborhoods
• The supply and demand of affordable housing in Allegheny County
• City of Pittsburgh neighborhood profiles
• Impact of veterans returning to the Pittsburgh region
• Allegheny County snapshot - where new residents are moving
• Alternative measures of unemployment in the Pittsburgh region
• Racial disparities in financial exploitation of older adults in Allegheny County
• Real-estate owned property and impacts in Pittsburgh
• Educational attainment in the Pittsburgh regional workforce
• Property tax collection and neighborhoods

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