Explore Pittsburgh building permits, police incident data, and R1D-L zoning in Lincoln Place, a residential neighborhood on the southeast edge of the city.
Search this neighborhoodLincoln Place is a residential neighborhood on the southeastern edge of the city, with New Homestead to the north, Hays to the west and the city line on its other sides. Single-Unit Detached Residential Low Density covers about 80% of the land.
McBride Park and Lincoln Place Park are city parks, Mifflin Elementary School serves the neighborhood, and Spins Bowl Pittsburgh is on Buttermilk Hollow Road. PRT routes 56 Lincoln Place, 53 and 53L serve the area.
CivicScout tracks Pittsburgh Bureau of Police reported incidents that carry a location and open code enforcement cases for any searched address in Lincoln Place. Police publish no location for sex offenses, so located counts understate violent crime. CivicScout does not have traffic crash data for Pittsburgh.
View safety data →Permits filed in Lincoln Place since mid-2024 are mostly building and development applications and electrical permits.
View permits →Major construction and high-impact permits — see what’s changing across the neighborhood.
View new construction →Zoning in Lincoln Place is mostly Single-Unit Detached Residential Low Density (R1D-L) and Parks and Open Space (P), by area; the exact district varies by parcel.
View zoning →The zoned public schools assigned by attendance boundary.
View schools →A CivicScout report for any Lincoln Place address combines permits, police incidents, 311 requests, code violations, parks and zoning within a half mile.
Search an address →Search an address in Lincoln Place to see building permits, safety data, zoning details, and AI-powered neighborhood reports.
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