East Side Renaissance
Revitalize Erie
Restoring hope and improving the lives of those who call the neighborhood home.
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Residential Rental
Upcoming single and double units.
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Commercial Rental
Upcoming commercial spaces are available for small businesses.
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Residential Ownership
Pathway to Homeownership
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Essential Digital Equity Program
Revitalizing Erie’s Eastside
The East Side Renaissance, a non-profit collective dedicated to the dynamics of transformational civic responsibilities, is dedicated to stimulating metamorphic growth in a once marginalized community through economic development, neighborhood esteem, personal dignity, and community exceptionalism.
See what we’re building
311 East 7th St
A residential redevelopment project creating safe, affordable housing for the community. This transformation aligns with our mission to revitalize...
908-912 Parade St
At 908-912 Parade Street, we’re creating a multi-purpose hub with healthcare and social services through MHEDS on the main floor and affordable...
Taste Of Love
Create a cozy, family-friendly restaurant located in Erie, PA, Taste of Love offers a warm atmosphere and a delicious menu inspired by soulful,...
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The neighborhood faces many challenges. The East Side Renaissance neighborhood, located within Census Tract 8 of the city of Erie, is:
Home to approximately 2,600 individuals:
- 15.5% population decrease since 2010
- 55.8% experiencing poverty
- 13.7% experiencing unemployment
- $19,033 average household income
- 2.8% minority homeownership
Housing in crisis, of 1,295 units:
- 940 occupied
- 355 vacant (roughly 38%)
- Median home value of $45,400
- 15.5% population decrease since 2010