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WPXI Pittsburgh

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The Waterfront announces 3 new tenants

The Waterfront, an open-air shopping center in Pittsburgh, announced three new major tenants today as part of more than 19,000 square feet of newly signed retail and dining leases.

Pittsburgh, PA · 22h

WPXI Pittsburgh

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Affordable homeownership program adds 26 new homes in Pittsburgh’s Larimer neighborhood

A new housing initiative is bringing 26 affordable homes to Pittsburgh’s Larimer neighborhood through the Mayflower Street Affordable Homeownership Program.

Pittsburgh, PA · 13h

WPXI Pittsburgh

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New rule costing some Western Pennsylvania home sellers thousands – and time

In some parts of Western Pennsylvania, homeowners could have to pay more than $10,000 when trying to sell.

Westmoreland County, PA · 3d

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Over 1,000 Kinds Of Bulk Candy Fill The Bins At This Pennsylvania Sweet Shop

Five pounds of chocolate candy that flunked its beauty test can go home with you for under twenty dollars. The pieces came off a real production line, just a little lumpy, smudged, or lopsided. The star of this show is a marshmallow-filled chocolate cup that has been made in the...

Altoona, PA · 5d

PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE-REVIEW

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Ill-fated: A timeline of the Pittsburgh Mills mall

The expected purchase of the Pittsburgh Mills mall by Virginia-based real estate firm Comstock Holding Cos. is the latest chapter in the mall’s checkered history, which can be traced back more than 40 years. A timeline of the development in Frazer:. 1981: Johnstown-based shopping center developer George Zamias announces...

Pittsburgh, PA · 2d

WPXI Pittsburgh

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Collier Development plans to demolish three Uptown buildings across from PPG Paints Arena

On Tuesday, the City of Pittsburgh Planning Commission listened to a proposal to demolish multiple buildings in Pittsburgh’s Uptown.

Pittsburgh, PA · 57m

hoodline.com

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Washington County Barn Rolls Half a Mile to Give Ross Farm's Sheep a New Home

A barn that once belonged to a Ross family relative has completed its slow crawl down Route 519 to Ross Farm in Glyde, Washington County, giving the farm a new home for its sheep after fire destroyed the original structure in February. Crews steered the 70-foot-wide barn using remote-controlled equipment and a joystick, guiding it along the route to its new foundation.

Washington County, PA · 20h

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This Gorgeous Pennsylvania Seafood Market Is Worth Every Mile In 2027

A life-size bronze pig named Rachael stands inside this fish market, and she collects donations for kids. Above the shoppers, a model train runs its route near the ceiling. Somewhere nearby, a stuffed bear named Bill wears the store’s own apparel. I love that the quirky stuff is only...

Pittsburgh, PA · 17h

PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE-REVIEW

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Liens, a lawsuit and a multimillion-dollar luxury Lawrenceville apartment building

A luxury Lawrenceville apartment building is now at the center of a multimillion-dollar legal dispute between its Illinois-based owner and the prominent local builder that served as its general contractor. Albion Residential, a large real estate developer headquartered outside of Chicago, claims Homestead-based Franjo Construction completed its 267-unit Albion Lawrenceville...

Pittsburgh, PA · 2d

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Pennsylvania Bakery Started With 90 Loaves a Day and Now Produces More Than 10,000 After 100 Years

From just 90 loaves a day to more than 10,000, a Pennsylvania bakery has spent an entire century turning a modest family business into a regional institution. Founded in 1926 by an Italian immigrant, the operation began in a single room and grew into a major bread producer. Today, the...

Pittsburgh, PA · 1d

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What to know about Comstock Holding Cos., Pittsburgh Mills’ expected new owner

Comstock Holding Cos. is expected to be the new owner of the Pittsburgh Mills Mall in Frazer. “In July 2026, an entity wholly-owned by a Comstock affiliate entered into a purchase and sale agreement to acquire The Galleria at Pittsburgh Mills, an approximately 1.1 million-square-foot regional shopping center on the Route 28 corridor in Frazer Township, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania,” the company said in a prepared statement.

Allegheny County, PA · 2d

Pittsburgh's Public Source

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Wilkinsburg council proposes doubling earned income tax

Wilkinsburg Borough Council has proposed doubling the earned income tax rate for residents and instating a smaller tax on nonresidents who work in the borough. A vote could come on Nov. 4. Under the proposal, the EIT for residents would increase from 1% to 2%, while nonresidents working in the...

Wilkinsburg, PA · 3d

PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE-REVIEW

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Letter to the editor: Democrats robbing us

Told ya so! A month or so ago, I wrote to this paper detailing the outrageous tax increases levied by our local Democratic government (“Here’s what happens when you vote Democrat,” Sept. 26, TribLive). Well, surprise, surprise, here we go again. Yet another Democratic pocket robber is introducing still another new tax on the locals, just like I predicted they would.

Pittsburgh, PA · 2d

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DOE offers over $9 billion in loans to upgrade nuclear power plants

The U.S. Department of Energy has authorized over $9 billion in conditional loan commitments to upgrade nuclear power plants across the country, including in Western Pennsylvania. The department first announced a conditional loan commitment of up to $4.2 billion to finance modernization efforts in Vistra Corp’s nuclear fleet in Pennsylvania...

Pennsylvania · 2d

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Wegmans Buys Mt. Lebanon’s Galleria for Its Second Pittsburgh-Area Store, but Shoppers Face a Long Wait

Wegmans Food Markets has bought the Galleria of Mt. Lebanon and will anchor a redeveloped version of the South Hills shopping center, its second planned store in the Pittsburgh area, the grocer and Roadside Development announced Oct. 29, according to The Shelby Report. The purchase price was not disclosed. South...

Pittsburgh, PA · 11h

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Heights Plaza in Harrison sold; new owner intends to attract local, regional and national retailers

So many retailers have left Heights Plaza in recent years that it’s mostly empty. That could change in the coming months, as a new owner hopes to breathe life back into the once-bustling 30-acre site just off Harrison’s main corridor. New York-based commercial real estate firm HCG Properties...

Harrison, NY · 1d

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The Globe’s Point: Our money problem

Many upperclassmen told The Globe this week of their concerns regarding housing following an announcement from the Office of Student Life late last week. The announcement, citing the university’s requirement that both first-year and sophomore students live on campus, recommended rising junior, senior and transfer students begin working out arrangements to live off campus in the next academic year.

Pittsburgh, PA · 1d

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Pittsburgh banking leader named regional president for Huntington Bank

Pittsburgh banking leader Scott Colcombe will step into the role of Huntington Bank’s regional president for the TriState region, officials with the financial institution said. Colcombe will replace Susie Shipley, who was promoted to regional group president earlier this year, officials said. Colcombe will join Huntington on Nov. 9...

Pittsburgh, PA · 1d

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County industrial development authority paves the way to help asphalt plant come to East Huntingdon

The Westmoreland County Industrial Development Authority is moving ahead with assisting a proposed asphalt plant in East Huntingdon get $10 million in bond financing. The board voted unanimously Thursday to approve entering into an agreement with Wells Fargo Equipment Finance, Inc. at the request of Sand Hill Materials. Authority solicitor...

Westmoreland County, PA · 22h

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Step inside one of the last mansions on Pittsburgh’s Millionaire’s Row

Location: Mansions on Fifth on Fifth Avenue in Shadyside. Featured guests: Marissa Musico, director of event sales at Mansions on Fifth. 1. Marissa explained that this impressive mansion was built for Willis McCook, who was legal counsel to Henry Clay Frick, in the early 1900s. Willis and his wife Mary had 10 children, and they built a grand structure that included a billiards room, lounges for both the men and women and even a personal chapel where they attended Mass every weekend. Before construction was finished, their daughter Bessie got engaged. They built an additional, slightly-more-modest house on the property as her wedding gift.

Pittsburgh, PA · 11d