Rival lawsuits accuse FNB’s Lower Hill partners of manipulating leasing, valuation and loan terms as they battle for control of Pittsburgh’s newest office tower.

Howard Hanna has partnered with Maine’s Portside Real Estate Group to establish a Northern New England footprint, promising wider listing exposure and new agent tools. The deal keeps Portside’s local leadership intact.

A new Pittsburgh Business Times ranking tallies more than $30.5 billion in active construction across the region, led by mega‑projects in energy, river infrastructure and health care.

The Redevelopment Authority approved $1M for repairs and $5M for a Housing Acquisition Fund to preserve affordable homes across Allegheny County.

The shuttered Corelle (Pyrex) factory in Charleroi has been listed for sale as a 26‑acre industrial parcel with a 110,000‑sq‑ft warehouse and rail access.

A $1.5M Redevelopment Assistance Capital Program award will fund infrastructure and equipment upgrades at the former INMETCO site in Ellwood City, moving the plant toward advanced metals and battery‑material recycling.

Split Rock's Golden Horizons would replace Vincentian Marian Manor with 124 55+ townhomes, a clubhouse, pool and pickleball courts. The Planning Commission will review the plan on Tuesday.

Fourth River Development plans W Lofts, converting a Strip District warehouse into roughly 38 condos with balconies, rooftop homes and on-site amenities.

RIDC and Parallax are building an 11,000‑sq‑ft SCIF at Mill 19 to give Pittsburgh companies and universities access to classified defense work.

State RACP awards send $6.75M to five local projects, from New Kensington site prep to hospital electrical upgrades and a Blairsville training center.

A State College joint venture expanded its hold on the stalled Newbury Market by acquiring a parcel through Chapter 11, consolidating roughly 27 acres for retail and grocery plans.

Middlesex Township supervisors approved final land‑development for Amber Grove, clearing the way for 89 townhomes on a 19.8‑acre parcel along Route 228. The project’s redesign followed a legal fight over access and an ordinance change.

Helltown Brewing will close its Strip District taproom Aug. 30 as developers push a 14‑story condo plan for 1700 Penn. The brewery says it will keep brewing and distribution while plotting a new Pittsburgh location.