Pleasant Unity
Pleasant Unity, PA · Real Estate
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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...
USA TODAY
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
PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE-REVIEW
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.
USA TODAY
New permit marks progress at Station Square
PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE-REVIEW
Complex with affordable housing planned for Pittsburgh’s North Point Breeze
A vacant parking lot in Pittsburgh’s North Point Breeze neighborhood may soon be the site of nearly 100 new apartments, many of which will be designated affordable housing. Developers are planning to construct five new apartment buildings and four duplexes along McPherson Boulevard between Homewood Avenue and Lexington Street on land owned by the Urban Redevelopment Authority of Pittsburgh.
wesanews.org
Long-debated affordable housing bill set for final vote at Pittsburgh City Council
An affordable-housing bill that has been more than two years in the making received a penultimate approval — after yet another round of changes — at Pittsburgh City Council on Wednesday. Council members said they hoped the measure would both encourage new growth that lower-income households could be...
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thenorthsidechronicle.com
Real Estate Transfers Oct. 11 to Oct. 17
October Real Estate Holdings LLC to Williamton Svgs Fb Soc FSB Trust at 1112 Arch St. for $155,000 by sheriff's deed. Josephine Washington to Wallace Ridge Group LLC at 320 Jacksonia St. for $190,000. Kathryn Wack to Stephanie Beadle at 1522 Monterey St. for $460,000. Brighton Heights. Robert Rodriguez III...
Pittsburgh's Public Source
Opponents of shelters should count their own benefits
Homelessness is a policy choice. It’s a consequence of policies restricting development, our taxation schemes and public funding priorities. It’s a consequence of employment practices, the minimum wage and how we ensure (or don’t) access to childcare. There are myriad decisions we as a society make that...
CBS News
Galleria of Mt. Lebanon is not closing, property owners say
Pitt News
Landlord-rating website created by Pitt students goes national
Students across the country can now rate their landlords publicly based on a website originally created by Pitt students. Created last semester by the Renters First ad-hoc committee of Pitt’s Student Government Board, Rate Yinz Landlord is a website that allows Pittsburgh residents to publicly review their landlords and warn future tenants about poor living conditions. In September, the creators of the site announced a partnership with national nonprofit More Perfect University to create a national version of the website, with a goal of reaching college students across the country.
PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE-REVIEW
Eastern Pittsburgh suburban real estate transactions for the week of Oct. 18, 2026
Scott Stewart sold property at 1636 Georgertown Pl to Kent Commodore for $265,000. Christine Larson sold property at 205 Dewey St. to Jacob Heyer and Maureen Sweeney for $386,000. Noah Theriault sold property at 115 Race St. to Robert Rolley and Lorna Williams for $410,518. Forest Hills. Kelly Britcher sold...