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Gainey has 7 months and 7 major development priorities. Here’s where they stand.

See where seven of Pittsburgh Mayor Ed Gainey’s housing policies are headed in his last seven months in office after losing the May primary. Initiatives on i nclusionary zoning, citywide planning and transit-oriented development are up in the air.

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