Westmoreland County Industrial Development Corporation Unveils New Branding to Stand Out in Pennsylvania's Competitive Economic Landscape
The Westmoreland County Industrial Development Corporation introduces a new logo to differentiate itself from similar entities and reaffirm its commitment to economic development in its 40th year.
Hill District Residents Demand Action on Redevelopment Promises Amid Civic Arena Site Project
Hill District residents express impatience with unfulfilled promises of community benefits from the Civic Arena site redevelopment, which includes a new music venue, amid approvals to divide the project.
Pittsburgh's Squirrel Hill to Welcome JAA's New Urban Senior Village on Former Nursing Home Site
A former nursing home in Pittsburgh will be redeveloped into an "urban senior village" by the Jewish Association on Aging, adding 90 new units including personal care and independent living facilities.
Pittsburgh's Esplanade Project Earns City Planning Commission's Nod, Set to Revitalize North Side with Ferris Wheel and Mixed-Use Development
Pittsburgh's Esplanade project gains City Planning Commission approval, promising local jobs and a mix of residential, commercial, and recreational spaces including a Ferris wheel.
From Hospitality to Holiness: Monroeville's Former DoubleTree Hotel Transformed into Grace Life Church Venue
Grace Life Church purchased the former DoubleTree Hotel in Monroeville to transform into a religious gathering space, raising funds for their "latter house project" while maintaining part of the property as a hotel.
$1 Million Investment Kickstarts Century III Mall Redevelopment in West Mifflin, Promises Job Growth
The Century III Mall in West Mifflin is being demolished, with plans for revitalization. A $1 million state investment aims to create jobs and transform the site into a mixed-used development.
Iconic Monroeville Mall Sold for $34 Million, New Era Anticipated for Pittsburgh Area Shopping Staple
The Monroeville Mall has been sold for $34 million, a move that allows previous owner CBL Properties to focus on higher-performing assets. The new ownership is hoped to bring positive change to the local community.
Costco Set to Anchor Redevelopment of Former Washington Mall, Expected to Bolster Local Economy
Costco is set to replace the old Washington Mall in Washington County, with demolition scheduled for spring or early summer. Local officials expect the store to boost the economy and create jobs with competitive wages.
Pittsburgh City Council Approves $500M Bakery Square Expansion for Housing, Retail, and Hotels
Pittsburgh's City Council has approved a $500 million expansion of Bakery Square, including housing, retail, office space, and hotels, with a focus on affordable housing and AI industry job creation.
Washington Crown Center Mall Acquired for $40 Million Redevelopment into Franklin Crossroads Park
Washington Crown Center Mall's new owners, PREP Funds and Industrial Realty Group, will invest $40 million to transform it into Franklin Crossroads Park, including retail spaces and a business park.
Norwin Shows Off Pricey $33 Million Knights Stadium Makeover Near Pittsburgh
New images show a modern Norwin Knights Stadium with a two-story support building, upgraded press box and accessibility improvements. Officials expect the work to finish by June 2027 on a project estimated near $33 million.
Nine Senior Homes Get $114 Million Lifeline In Cleveland And Western Pennsylvania
Berkadia secured $114.37M in bridge financing to refinance a nine‑property assisted‑living portfolio across Cleveland suburbs and western Pennsylvania while the operator targets stabilization.
Senior High-Rise Shake-Up As Baldwin Towers Fetches $12.5M In South Hills
A $12.5M transfer of Baldwin Towers topped this week’s South Hills closings, alongside several Jefferson Hills and Baldwin Borough residential sales. The list blends developer resales, estate moves and new‑build closings.
Penn‑McKee Finally Faces The Wrecking Ball In Downtown McKeesport
Demolition crews will take down the long‑vacant Penn‑McKee Hotel starting Monday after years of failed preservation efforts. The city says bricks will be salvaged and the lot used for temporary events while it seeks redevelopment.
Archbald Erupts Over AI Data Center Megaplex Plan
A packed Valley View High School meeting in Archbald has become the latest front in a nationwide fight over AI data‑center projects, with locals, lawmakers and developers clashing over water, power and zoning.
Castle Biosciences Expands At Nova Place In Pittsburgh
Castle Biosciences is expanding at Nova Place on Pittsburgh’s North Side, with market reporting and company filings showing a phased increase in lab and office space. The move bolsters Nova Place’s role as a growing life‑sciences campus.
CMU's Giant Science Hub Muscles Into Oakland's Front Door
Carnegie Mellon’s Richard King Mellon Hall of Sciences will put labs, expanded computer-science space and a 29,000‑sq‑ft ICA at the heart of Oakland, with a 2027 opening planned. Ralph Horgan will speak about the project at a June 2 event.
Shapiro Bets $1 Million On New Granada Comeback In Hill District
The state awarded Hill CDC $1 million to renovate first-floor space at the New Granada Building, funding cafes, a kitchen and performance space as part of New Granada Square. The award is part of a $17.2M Main Street Matters round.
Pittsburgh Planning Commission Backs Voluntary Affordable Housing Bonus
The Planning Commission unanimously recommended a voluntary Affordable Housing Bonus Program that lets developers build affordable units or pay into a city fund; commissioners asked staff to replace a fixed opt‑out price with an annual schedule.
Wall Street Titans Place $2 Billion Bet On Harris Teeter-Anchored Shopping Empire Near Charlotte
TPG and major pension investors bought ECHO Realty in a roughly $2B deal, adding 230 grocery-anchored centers and a footprint that includes a Mooreville center near Charlotte.
Middlesex Approves 89‑Unit Amber Grove Townhomes on Route 228
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.









































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































