Walmart acquires Bethel Park Shopping Center in Pennsylvania for $39.6 million, following its purchase of Monroeville Mall, with no immediate expansion plans.

Pittsburgh's Market Square begins a year-long modernization project with local businesses staying open and traffic rerouted; the renovation aims to enhance the area before the NFL Draft in 2026.

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.

Citizens Live at The Wylie, a new 4,000-seat music venue, is underway in Pittsburgh's Lower Hill, with historical ties to Wylie Avenue's musical past and aims for a 2026 opening.

Pittsburgh's Mayor Ed Gainey launched the Keep Pittsburgh Home initiative with Open Hand Ministries, promoting affordable housing to combat predatory real estate practices.

Walmart confirmed the acquisition of Monroeville Mall, signaling interest in its future redevelopment, alongside Cypress Equities considering mixed-use possibilities for the site.

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.

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.

The historic Fort Pitt Brewery tower in West Jeannette is set for demolition next week, with the local authority urging safety precautions due to its height.

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.

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.

Rapper Wiz Khalifa is selling his Pittsburgh-area home for $1.3 million. The property features five bedrooms, a guest house, and unique design elements.

Governor Josh Shapiro announces a $600 million plan to revitalize Downtown Pittsburgh, including new housing, safer public spaces, and cultural initiatives.