The latest Pittsburgh real estate news, including which of Pittsburgh's last remaining parcels of open land is being marketed for a new development, who the new owner of a downtown hotel is, and which school approved a $7.5 million sales agreement for land that could be the site of a new high school.
New Owner for Downtown Hotel
"Summit Hotel Properties Inc. is acquiring a five-hotel portfolio from Xenia Hotels & Resorts Inc. that includes the 182-guestroom Courtyard by Marriott Pittsburgh Downtown."
Friendship Village of South Hills Plans $39M Expansion
"Senior living community Friendship Village of the South Hills announced on Wednesday a $39.6 million expansion in Upper St. Clair."
Quaker Valley School Approves $7.5 Million Sales Agreement as Possible Site for New High School
"The Quaker Valley School District has agreed to pay up to $7.5 million for land that could be the site of a new high school."
Schnell Games to Add Space at Station Square
"Tech company Schell Games is continuing to grow in Pittsburgh, announcing Monday it will now occupy three floors at its headquarters at Station Square."
TechShop Operation Closing in Bakery Square
"Four years after TechShop opened in Bakery Square, the operation will be closing this fall."
Little Bites: Acorn to Sprout on Walnut Street
"Acclaimed Chicago-chef-turned-Pittsburgh-transplant Scott Walton will open Acorn, a 60-seat restaurant with a full bar and a rustic New American menu, later this summer at 5528 Walnut St. in the former home of Thai Place."
Downtown Parking Lot Hits Market as Development Site
"One of downtown Pittsburgh's last remaining parcels of open land is being marketed for a major new mixed-use development."
Forsythe Miniature Golf and Snacks Reopens in Carnegie
"Forsythe Miniature Golf and Snacks in Carnegie has tall, leafy trees and brand-new putting greens with ramps, curves, tunnels and chutes. What it has never had are giant dinosaurs, volcanoes or plastic palm trees."
Cranberry Township Named One of the 15 Most Family-Friendly Metros
"So you're looking for a new home to accommodate your growing family. You'll need more space. Check. An easy commute to work. Check. And good schools for the kids. Check!"
New Owner for Downtown Hotel
"Summit Hotel Properties Inc. is acquiring a five-hotel portfolio from Xenia Hotels & Resorts Inc. that includes the 182-guestroom Courtyard by Marriott Pittsburgh Downtown."
Friendship Village of South Hills Plans $39M Expansion
"Senior living community Friendship Village of the South Hills announced on Wednesday a $39.6 million expansion in Upper St. Clair."
Quaker Valley School Approves $7.5 Million Sales Agreement as Possible Site for New High School
"The Quaker Valley School District has agreed to pay up to $7.5 million for land that could be the site of a new high school."
Schnell Games to Add Space at Station Square
"Tech company Schell Games is continuing to grow in Pittsburgh, announcing Monday it will now occupy three floors at its headquarters at Station Square."
TechShop Operation Closing in Bakery Square
"Four years after TechShop opened in Bakery Square, the operation will be closing this fall."
Little Bites: Acorn to Sprout on Walnut Street
"Acclaimed Chicago-chef-turned-Pittsburgh-transplant Scott Walton will open Acorn, a 60-seat restaurant with a full bar and a rustic New American menu, later this summer at 5528 Walnut St. in the former home of Thai Place."
Downtown Parking Lot Hits Market as Development Site
"One of downtown Pittsburgh's last remaining parcels of open land is being marketed for a major new mixed-use development."
Forsythe Miniature Golf and Snacks Reopens in Carnegie
"Forsythe Miniature Golf and Snacks in Carnegie has tall, leafy trees and brand-new putting greens with ramps, curves, tunnels and chutes. What it has never had are giant dinosaurs, volcanoes or plastic palm trees."
Cranberry Township Named One of the 15 Most Family-Friendly Metros
"So you're looking for a new home to accommodate your growing family. You'll need more space. Check. An easy commute to work. Check. And good schools for the kids. Check!"
