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PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE-REVIEW
Eastern Pittsburgh suburban real estate transactions for the week of Oct. 25, 2026
Colleen Titchworth sold property at 31 Barton Drive to Lakshmi Priya and Venkata Krishna Kant Makani for $250,000. Julia Lynn sold property at 170 Lloyd Ave. to Tara Fritz for $217,500. Forest Hills. Estate of Charles Henry Etheridge sold property at 326 Edgewood Road to Benito Countouris and Jenna Leo...
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PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE-REVIEW
Cheswick Pools & Patios closes after 23 years; auction open to sell inventory
Cheswick Pools & Patios has announced it’s auctioning off its inventory after closing it’s doors for good. (Louis B. Ruediger | TribLive) Chesy the purple elephant, which stands tall above the Cheswick Pools & Patios storefront, could be yours. After 23 years in business in the Alle-Kiski Valley,...
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Campbell sells building in Derry Township, PA
LEMOYNE, PA — Campbell Commercial Partners has sold 1135 W Governor Road in Derry Township. The .65-acre site is improved with an approximately 3,700 square foot building, constructed in 1975 and previously occupied by medical users. The building was most recently a RE/MAX Pinnacle office. Art Campbell and Jessica...
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Station Square permit signals redevelopment work is beginning
A new permit filed at Station Square provides one of the first visible signs of redevelopment activity since WS Development acquired the Pittsburgh riverfront destination. The permit calls for non-structural interior demolition work at one of the property's buildings, according to a community announcement. Plans include removing flooring, ceilings, fixtures, equipment and a commercial kitchen hood. While the permit does not authorize a full renovation, it does outline the next step in preparing the space for future use. The filing describes the end result as a "vacant core and shell," a commercial real estate term for a space stripped back to its basic structure and building systems. The work will leave the building ready for a future tenant, though no new use for the space has been identified in the permit documents. Station Square has seen little outward redevelopment activity since WS Development purchased the landmark entertainment and retail complex. The new permit offers one of the first tangible indications that the company is beginning to reposition portions of the property. Preparing space for future tenants The approved work focuses exclusively on interior demolition and does not include structural changes or the construction of a new business. Instead, crews will
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Burlington County Times
Station Square permit signals redevelopment work is beginning
A new permit filed at Station Square provides one of the first visible signs of redevelopment activity since WS Development acquired the Pittsburgh riverfront destination. The permit calls for non-structural interior demolition work at one of the property's buildings, according to a community announcement. Plans include removing flooring, ceilings, fixtures, equipment and a commercial kitchen hood.