South Hills Retirement Residence is a senior housing community in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, offering independent living in a converted historic building. The property was developed by A.M. Rodriguez Associates in 2011, transforming the vacant South Hills High School (built in 1917) into 106 units of mixed-income senior housing.
The community is LEED Gold-certified and recognized for its sustainable design and innovative reuse of the historic structure, having garnered multiple national and local awards. Housing includes 84 units of affordable rentals and 22 market rate apartments, serving seniors across different income levels.
Each residence features emergency pull cords in bathrooms and bedrooms connected to 911 dispatch, and units include fully-equipped kitchens. The property also houses the Hilltop Community Health Center as its commercial tenant, providing on-site health services to residents.