Located in booming Braddock, The Ohringer residences offer affordable, spacious studio and one bedroom apartments. The once Home Furniture store has been historically renovated with artists in mind. The property has a sweeping basement with multi-functional art space, a rooftop deck, a community room to encourage cooperative living and laundry on site.  Eligible artists will be granted an occupancy preference, but non-artists and art lovers are encouraged and accepted. The Ohringer has been developed with the goal of working closely with the Braddock community towards revitalization.

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The Borough of Braddock was named after General Edward Braddock, who fought against the French to settle the land. After the war, the English established the borough and began building, making it the home of one of America’s earliest Steel Mill. Located on the coast of the Monongahela River, Braddock became a thriving transportation hub. When the decline of the steel industry occurred, Braddock businesses shifted their approach, focusing on smaller storefronts and shops, to benefit the local community. The borough is in a revitalization period, with new breweries, artist spaces, restaurants and everything in between populating the main street of Braddock Avenue.