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Real Estate Transfers For October 2026

Don’t be scared by a move in October, many area residents took the time to relocate during the month. This is the time of year when things begin transitioning out of the fall market and into the down season for many in real estate although the area recently experienced mild to warm fall weather alongside steady home prices.

Lawrence County, PA · 2d

PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE-REVIEW

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Heights Plaza sale raises hopes for beleaguered shopping center

Community members said they hope Harrison’s Heights Plaza once again can become the place in town to shop. New York-based commercial real estate firm HCG Properties told TribLive on Wednesday that it bought the entire complex — including the plaza, Wendy’s, UPMC Go Health, Dollar Bank, and the strip with the post office and Social Security office — through its Heights Plaza Realty LLC entity for about $8.2 million.

Harrison, NY · 1d

WYTV

106-year-old country club property going up for auction

The property, known as the East Liverpool Country Club, has been around for 106 years.

East Liverpool, OH · 2d

PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE-REVIEW

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 · 3d

WPXI Pittsburgh

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.

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buildlikenew.com

A 100-Year-Old Pennsylvania Church Just Hit the Market for $225,000 and It Has 20 Windows

Buyers Can Now Own a Piece of Pennsylvania History for Just $225,000 There’s a 1921 church sitting on 2.41 acres […] This article originally appeared on BuildLikeNew.com — visit us for more home security guides.

Fredonia, PA · 5d

decorhint.com

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 · 6d

everafterinthewoods.com

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...

WFMJ.com

AHN Grove City hiring event supports former Sharon Regional employees

GROVE CITY - After they heard about Sharon Regional’s closure, Allegheny Health Network (AHN) Grove City planned a career fair, on Friday prospective employees were able to speak with recruiters and potentially receive a same-day offer. The hospital shared they saw the impact and wanted the community to know...

Grove City, PA · 17h

WPXI Pittsburgh

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.

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FoodWorldNews

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...

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CBS Pittsburgh

Voters overwhelmingly approve Mars Borough and Adams Township merger

Nearly 72% of voters approved the plan to merge the two towns, creating "Mars Township."

Mars, PA · 2d

WPXI Pittsburgh

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.

WPXI Pittsburgh

Virginia-based Comstock Holding Companies signs agreement to buy Pittsburgh Mills Mall

The future of Pittsburgh Mills may not involve shopping at all.

Pittsburgh, PA · 14h

myfamilytravels.com

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 · 2d

WFMJ.com

Fourteen Mahoning Valley regions marked for investment potential

OHIO - Governor Mike DeWine has announced 14 areas in the Mahoning Valley as federal Opportunity Zones to spur long-term investment and growth. DeWine announced the Opportunity Zones 2.0 with Ohio Department of Development Director Lydia Mihalik, naming 260 census tracts—small subdivisions of a county used for national population data—across the state to encourage outside investment.

Mahoning County, OH · 1d

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 · 3d

Beaver County Times

Pittsburgh apartment rentals see slight price increase since last year

Renters in Pittsburgh saw apartment listing prices slightly increase from September 2025's median of $1,500, an analysis of new data from rental marketplace Zumper shows. The typical apartment listed for rent at $1,537 in September. Median listing prices in Pittsburgh are trending essentially the same as the previous month's $1,550 price. The data covers all bedroom sizes, ranging from studios to four-bedroom units, within the specified metropolitan area. It reflects the median rent for all listings that were active at any given point during the month, according to Russell Middleton, co-founder of Zumper. New construction is included in the data and listings that are currently occupied or no longer available are excluded. data.timesonline.com Out of 3,017 rental listings in Pittsburgh, 11 are subsidized. When those are excluded, the overall median rent for listed apartments goes to $1,532. One-bedroom apartments listed to rent at a median of $1,350, slightly lower than August, when they were $1,370. Since September 2025, one-bedroom rental prices slightly rose from $1,300. Two-bedroom apartments listed for rent were basically flat to August at a central price of $1,610, compared to $1,600. Since September 2025, two-bedroom rental prices slightly rose from $1,560. Statewide, Pennsylvania rental listing prices are

Pittsburgh, PA · 20h

pennbizreport.com

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 · 2d

PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE-REVIEW