The developer behind a major overhaul of a historic former cargo warehouse on the South Side has landed a big new tenant.

Beauty Shoppe, a Pittsburgh-based provider of co-working space, is expanding its reach in the region by taking more than 12,000 square feet in the former River Walk Corporate Centre off East Carson Street... Read More.

The Pittsburgh outpost of the Improv Comedy Club is gearing up for an expansion after its ownership inked a renewal to continue what's been a 15-year run at the Waterfront.

The national comedy club chain's ownership, Levity Entertainment Group, reached a deal for a new long-term lease for Pittsburgh Improv, renewing its commitment as an entertainment anchor at the complex, along with establishing a plan for what was described as a multimillion-dollar renovation for the local facility... Read More.

The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust has secured key funding in its ambitious bid to create a major residential development Downtown between Penn Avenue and the Allegheny River.

Cultural Trust officials have been awarded a $516,660 state grant and a $774,990 state loan to help pay for the demolition of the former Duff’s Business Institute building at the corner of Ninth Street and Fort Duquesne Boulevard. .. Read More.

The Pittsburgh Penguins narrowly won a bid to get more time to redevelop the former Civic Arena site Wednesday but the battle may not be over.

In a 3-2 vote, the Pittsburgh Urban Redevelopment Authority board approved a deal to give the team another year, until Oct. 22, 2025, to complete the lower Hill District development — but not before attaching more conditions . .. Read More.

The Rangos Omnimax Theater was a big attraction when it opened at the Carnegie Science Center 26 years ago, immersing the audience in steeply banked seats in front of and under a giant screen that extended to the domed ceiling above their heads.

The science center is continuing the immersion in a different manner, vowing to deliver an even higher-quality experience for moviegoers with Friday’s opening of the Rangos Giant Cinema... Read More.

What’s in a name? That which we call the Mon Valley (or at least a good chunk of it) has launched an initiative to rebrand as East Shore.

“We would not even be having this conversation four or five years ago,” says Bill Pfoff, president of the Enterprise Zone Corporation of Braddock (EZCB), which helps provide new and expanding businesses in Braddock, North Braddock, Rankin and Swissvale with access to grants, loans and state tax credits ... Read More.

A $47 million mixed-use development that includes 106 units of housing is in the works several blocks from PPG Paints Arena.

The nine-story City’s Edge development would be built next to the NRG Energy Plant at 1400 Colwell St. bordering Uptown and the lower Hill District... Read More.

Scott Offenbach can remember when his family’s Ruth’s Chris Steak House at 6 PPG Place was downtown’s only restaurant of its kind.

Now, it’s one of at least a half dozen steakhouses in and around downtown Pittsburgh in a dining scene that’s exploded in recent years.

With that competitive business environment in mind, along with a view of his restaurant’s tradition and history in the city, Offenbach undertook a full renovation and expansion to the steakhouse, which he admitted cost more than it did to open the original restaurant... Read More.

The next few years will be big ones for the corridor between Southpointe and Pittsburgh International Airport with the 2020 opening of the Southern Beltway and the opening of Royal Dutch Shell's ethane cracker soon afterward.

"This is the next boom town," said Jim Scalo, president and CEO of Burns Scalo Real Estate Services... Read More.
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