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Pittsburgh, with its stable consumer base, proximity to large markets, growing technological prowess, and ready access to a trained work force and professionals attracts both established businesses and entrepreneurs alike.

Mayor Tom Murphy's Priorities

See how Mayor Murphy is prioritizing his economic agenda for the next several years.

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General Business Climate in Pittsburgh

This section includes local business trends and links to the new developments underway on riverfronts, in business districts and in neighborhoods.

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Relocating a Business to Pittsburgh

Here are links to information which a business needs to consider before making a decision to relocate or open a branch office.

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Business Development Resources

Financial assistance is available from local, state, and federal sources. The Government incentives offered by the city, state, and federal sources are the cornerstone of the exemplary public/private partnerships in Pittsburgh.

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Starting a Business in Pittsburgh

Entrepreneurs, the fuel of the U.S. economy, can find sections on key assistance programs for conceptualizing, business planning, launching and growing new enterprises.

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Business Resources

To facilitate business, Pittsburgh offers an extensive infrastructure of services such as business publications, several research centers, dozens of universities and colleges and hundreds of professional socities and clubs.

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