569 Forbes Ave · Parcel 0002K00002000000 — EaseScore.AI

569 Forbes Ave

Parcel ID 0002K00002000000View on the Allegheny County Real Estate portal (opens in a new tab; parcel ID copied for its search) ↗

Central Business District · Zoning GT-B

Illustrative 3D map, not a photo

Site layout · 3–4 units, 3 homes

Easy to buildEase Score · 3–4 units

Easy: no major site issues in our data.

Lot size

2,972 sq ft

0.07 acre

Average slope

0% over 25%

Hazards

Combined sewer

in our data

Zoning

GT-B

Pittsburgh

Best option: Duplex, allowed by right, needs subsidy or lower costs (showing 3-4 unit building)

Full report

Decision support only: not legal, financial, zoning or engineering advice. Confirm with the permitting office and a professional.

Design & engineering

LIKELY
Geotechnical report (Geotechnical professional (signed, sealed, insured; PE not required in the City); reviewed by City Planning at site plan review and by PLI at permit)
0% of the lot is steeper than 25% (1 m lidar) outside the hazard overlays: not a code trigger by itself, but an engineer will likely want soil data.
also: 0% of the lot is steeper than 25% (1 m lidar). Will your grading create cut or fill slopes over 25%? If so, a geotechnical report is required (§915.02.A.1.c).
Sources: Pittsburgh Zoning Code §906.04.B.2, §906.05.B.2–3, §915.02.A.1.c; City Planning 'Geotechnical Reports' handout (Dec 2024); IBC §1803.2 / IRC R401.4 (PA UCC); USGS 3DEP 1 m lidar
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Accessibility design (Fair Housing Act / code) (Architect; reviewed at permit)
How many units?
Sources: 42 U.S.C. §3604(f)(3)(C); PA UCC / ICC A117.1; Project answers
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Architectural drawings (Architect / designer)
What kind of project is this (new build, addition, rehab, demolition, conversion)?
Sources: Project answers
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Civil site plan (Civil engineer)
What kind of project is this (new build, addition, rehab, demolition, conversion)?
Sources: Project answers
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Energy code compliance (Designer; reviewed at permit)
What kind of project is this (new build, addition, rehab, demolition, conversion)?
Sources: PA UCC (34 Pa. Code Ch. 403) — IECC as adopted; Project answers
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Fire alarm / sprinkler design and permit (Fire protection engineer; PLI / fire marshal)
How many units?
Sources: Project answers
ASK
Structural engineer (Structural engineer)
What kind of project is this (new build, addition, rehab, demolition, conversion)?
Sources: Project answers
ASK
Utility upgrades (electric service, transformer) (Duquesne Light / utility)
How many units?
Sources: Project answers
NOT NEEDED
Mine subsidence investigation & insurance (Engineer; PA Mine Subsidence Insurance)
No mapped mine workings under the lot.
Sources: 52 P.S. §1406.1 et seq. (Bituminous Mine Subsidence and Land Conservation Act) — confirm; City of Pittsburgh Undermined Areas
NOT NEEDED
Retaining wall design (Structural/geotechnical engineer)
Lot is fairly flat.
Sources: IRC R404.4 (as adopted in PA UCC) — confirm; USGS 3DEP elevation (10 m)

Zoning

POSSIBLE
Paper street vacation (DOMI right-of-way vacation)
Unopened-street data isn't loaded yet.
POSSIBLE
Parking & loading compliance (Zoning review)
Parking reduction area (Downtown).
Sources: Pittsburgh Zoning Code §914.02.A (Schedule A); §914.04 reductions; City of Pittsburgh Zoning Overlays
POSSIBLE
Registered Community Organization meeting (City Planning / RCO)
Required only if the project needs a public hearing (variance, special exception, conditional use) and meets a size/type trigger. RCO here: .
Sources: Pittsburgh Code §178E.08(c); City of Pittsburgh Zoning Overlays
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Conditional use approval (City Council (Pittsburgh))
How many units? The use table differs by unit count.
Sources: Pittsburgh Zoning Code §911.02 Use Table; §922.06; Project answers
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Lot consolidation / subdivision / lot line adjustment (Planning Commission / municipality)
Will you combine or split lots?
Sources: Project answers
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Record of zoning approval / zoning application (Zoning (Pittsburgh: OneStopPGH))
What kind of project is this (new build, addition, rehab, demolition, conversion)?
Sources: Project answers
ASK
Special exception (Zoning Board of Adjustment)
How many units? The use table differs by unit count.
Sources: Pittsburgh Zoning Code §911.02 Use Table; §922.07; Project answers
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Variance (Zoning Board of Adjustment (hearing))
How many units? The use table differs by unit count.
Sources: Pittsburgh Zoning Code §922.09 (variances) — confirm; district standards per zoning_rules citation; Project answers
NOT NEEDED
Certificate of Appropriateness (historic) (Historic Review Commission)
Not in a City historic district.
Sources: Pittsburgh Code Ch. 1101 — confirm; City of Pittsburgh Historic Districts
NOT NEEDED
Contextual setback determination (Zoning Administrator)
District doesn't use contextual front setbacks.
Sources: Pittsburgh Zoning Code §925.06; Pittsburgh Zoning Code
NOT NEEDED
Historic review delays (Historic Review Commission)
Not in a City historic district.
Sources: Pittsburgh Code Ch. 1101 — confirm; City of Pittsburgh Historic Districts
NOT NEEDED
Inclusionary zoning compliance (City Planning)
Not in the Inclusionary Housing Overlay.
Sources: Pittsburgh Zoning Code §907.04.A.5–6; City of Pittsburgh Zoning Overlays

Permits

POSSIBLE
Street opening permit (DOMI)
Only if utility connections cross the street.
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Building permit (PLI (Pittsburgh) / municipal building official)
What kind of project is this (new build, addition, rehab, demolition, conversion)?
Sources: PA UCC (34 Pa. Code Ch. 403); Project answers
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Curb cut / driveway permit (DOMI)
Will you add or change a driveway?
Sources: Project answers
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Electrical permit (PLI / inspection agency)
What kind of project is this (new build, addition, rehab, demolition, conversion)?
Sources: Project answers
ASK
Erosion & sediment control plan (Allegheny County Conservation District; PA DEP)
Roughly how much ground will be disturbed (sq ft)?
Sources: 25 Pa. Code Ch. 102; Project answers
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Grading / earth disturbance permit (PLI / municipality)
What kind of project is this (new build, addition, rehab, demolition, conversion)?
Sources: Project answers
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Mechanical (HVAC) permit (PLI / municipality)
What kind of project is this (new build, addition, rehab, demolition, conversion)?
Sources: Project answers
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Plumbing permit (Allegheny County Health Dept)
What kind of project is this (new build, addition, rehab, demolition, conversion)?
Sources: ACHD Article XV (Plumbing) — confirm; Project answers
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Sewage planning (new connections/lots) (Municipality / sewer authority; PA DEP)
How many units?
Sources: PA Sewage Facilities Act (Act 537), 35 P.S. §750.1 et seq.; Project answers
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Sewer/water tap-in & connection fees (Water / sewer authority)
What kind of project is this (new build, addition, rehab, demolition, conversion)?
Sources: Project answers
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Stormwater management plan (Water & sewer authority / municipality)
What kind of project is this (new build, addition, rehab, demolition, conversion)?
Sources: Project answers
NOT NEEDED
Asbestos survey + Health Dept notification (Certified inspector; Allegheny County Health Dept)
No structure recorded on the lot.
Sources: ACHD Article XXI; 40 CFR 61 Subpart M (NESHAP); Allegheny County Property Assessments
NOT NEEDED
Demolition permit (PLI / municipality)
No structure recorded on the lot.
Sources: Allegheny County Property Assessments
NOT NEEDED
Utility disconnects (Each utility)
No demolition.

Can you build here?

Yes, a 3-4 unit building is allowed by right and fits the lot's size and setback rules (about 2 months to a permit).

Does it pencil?

It depends on the loan: it costs about $1,090,000 to build and would bring in about $23,400 a year after running costs (net income), a 2% yearly return on cost.

Rent $4,200 × 12 = $50,400 a year; minus $27,000 in costs = $23,400 left to pay the loan.

This layout is small for new construction nearby: 1,163 vs 2,137 sq ft typical per home. The value assumes a home this size sells for the same price per sq ft.

What's in the way?

The layout is small next to new homes that sold nearby, so the sale value is uncertain.

What next?

Get the geotechnical report from Geotechnical professional (signed, sealed, insured; PE not required in the City); reviewed by City Planning at site plan review and by PLI at permit.
Get the structural engineer from Structural engineer.
Get the utility upgrades (electric service, transformer) from Duquesne Light / utility.

Time to a permit

About 1.7 months Estimate

Building-permit part: the City's review target for one round (City target, not measured). Each revision request adds time.

44 building permits waiting for City review (as of 2026-09-21).

building permit: City target 21 calendar days per review round (City target, not measured)
geotechnical report: ~1 mo (heuristic)

Planning badge No priority tier · 45 pts

Separate from the Ease Score. default — awaiting planning input.

✓ Publicly owned (city, URA, land bank) (20 pts): Owned by City of Pittsburgh.
✓ Within 400 m of frequent transit (15 pts): Nearest frequent stop 93 m.
? In a planning-designated target area or corridor (20 pts): Awaiting planning input: no target-area layer yet.
✓ Missing-middle (2-4 units, townhouses) by right (15 pts): By right: duplex, 3-4 unit building.
? Affordable units proposed (15 pts): Project input: not entered.
– In a HUD Qualified Census Tract (10 pts): Not in a Qualified Census Tract.
– Vacant or blighted and tax-delinquent (5 pts): Not both vacant/blighted and tax-delinquent.
? Project matches the block's pattern (street precedent) (10 pts): Too few measured buildings on this block face to set a pattern.

What would unlock it

One policy change at a time, rerun through the same lot-fit test.

Parking minimum removed0 points · 0 units by right
Minimum lot size removed0 points · 0 units by right
Attached housing by right0 points · 0 units by right
Contextual front setback applied-25 points · -3 units by right
None of these changes would raise the score or the units allowed by right here.

Scoring config v0.2.

All parcel facts (raw data, for checking)

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Homes (units)	3	Site-fit scheme (QuickFit)
Finished (livable) floor area	3,488 sq ft (1,163 per home)	Site-fit scheme (QuickFit) — Floor area × the solver's livable share (placeholder)
Land price	$14,000range $1,000–$49,000	Public land: price set by the agency — Public land: price set by the agency. Likely from agency sales of vacant lots in the City of Pittsburgh (633 sales, 2019-03 to 2026-06): median $1.22 per sq ft × 11,620 sq ft = $14,176; the range runs from the 25th percentile of agency sales up to the private market (vacant-land sales in the City of Pittsburgh (372 sales, 2019-01 to 2026-08): median $4.19 per sq ft of lot × 11,620 sq ft = $48,688).
Build quality	Good spec — Clean modern finishes, efficient plan	Pittsburgh builder published ranges
Construction cost per finished sq ft (includes builder overhead and profit)	$250/SFrange $225–$275/SF	Pittsburgh builder published ranges — Published per-square-foot ranges from Pittsburgh-area home builders (Incline Homes 2026; Home Builder Digest survey of Pittsburgh builders; EcoCraft).
Architecture and engineering	8%range 5%–12%	Assumption — editable — Custom and hillside projects sit at the high end. The Production (spec) tier uses stock plans: 3% (its own default).
Pittsburgh residential building permit fee	$6 per $1,000 (0.6%)	Pittsburgh PLI residential base permit fee (verify with PLI schedule) — Reported base fee effective 2026-01-01. Other City fees (zoning, plan review add-ons, DOMI) are not included.
Survey, title, legal and builder's risk insurance	3%range 2%–5%	Assumption — editable
General contractor fee (only when trade-level costs are entered)	not applied (15% when used)range 12%–18%	Assumption — editable — Not applied to the base tiers, which already include builder overhead and profit.
Contingency (flat lot, new build)	7%	Assumption — editable
Months to approval	2	Ease Score months to a permit
Months to build	12	Assumption — editable
Property taxes while holding, monthly	$74	County assessment × total millage (County Treasurer)
Construction loan rate	8%	Bank prime rate (FRED DPRIME) + assumption — Prime 7% on 2026-09-21 + 1% (Assumption — editable)
Construction loan as a share of cost (LTC)	80%	Assumption — editable
Average share of the loan drawn while building	50%	Assumption — editable — Draws rise from zero to the full loan, so the average balance is about half.
Lender fees as a share of the loan	1%	Assumption — editable
Sale price per finished sq ft	$277/SF	Allegheny County sales (valid new-construction comps) — Median of 12 new-construction sales within 2 mi (2024-03-11 to 2026-06-29)
Broker commission and closing costs (share of sale price)	5%	Assumption — editable
Seller's share of the realty transfer tax	2.5% (half of 5%)	Transfer tax rates (PA Dept. of Revenue, local) — Pennsylvania custom splits the transfer tax evenly; the rate comes from our transfer tax data.
Months to sell after completion	3	Assumption — editable
Bedrooms per home (rent)	2	Assumption, edit me — Default mix by option: single-family, duplex and townhouse 3 bedrooms; 3–4 unit building 2; ADU 1
Monthly rent per home	$1,400	HUD Small Area Fair Market Rent FY2026, ZIP 15219 (benchmark, not listings) — 2-bedroom home: HUD Small Area Fair Market Rent FY2026, ZIP 15219 (benchmark, not listings)
Assessed value after completion (for taxes)	$480,960range 44–61% of value	Completed projects: County assessed value ÷ sale price — Assessed value after completion is estimated from completed projects: 38 new homes in the City of Pittsburgh, attached (townhouse, rowhouse), built 2019–2024 and sold 2020-09 to 2026-07, were assessed at a median 50% of their sale price (middle half 44%–61%; County assessed value ÷ first sale price). 50% × $960,000 (estimated sale value from new-construction comps) = $480,960. Check only (not used): City building-permit values for 9 of these homes were a median 28% of the sale price. The County sets the real figure.
Vacancy and credit loss	5%	Assumption — editable
Property management fee (share of collected rent)	8%	Assumption — editable
Maintenance and repairs per home, yearly	$1,000	Assumption — editable
Property insurance per home, yearly	$1,200	Assumption — editable — Replace with an insurer's quote.
Replacement reserves per home, yearly	$300	Assumption — editable
Utilities paid by the owner per home, yearly	$0	Assumption — editable — Tenants pay utilities in separately metered homes.
Property tax rate	26.35 mills	Allegheny County Treasurer millage — After completion, the assessed value = the median ratio of County assessed value to sale price for recently completed new homes × the finished value; the County sets the real figure.

569 Forbes Ave

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