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THE
epic. au t he n t ic . pit t s b u r g h .
DINING SHOPPING FITNESS ENTERTAINMENT OFFICE TECHNOLOGY
Revitalization and restoration of two historic buildings
Claim your space in Pittsburgh’s ~300,000 SF of new retail, restaurants and office with parking
authentic Strip District. Massive Smallman Street makeover features new sidewalks,
lighting, crosswalks, public plaza and bike lanes
Steps from the Allegheny River and Downtown Pittsburgh
Construction begins March 2019
IMAGINE THE POSSIBILITIES!
CITY OF CHAMPIONS
Pittsburgh is...
#3 Metro Area for #1 City for #2 City for Software
STEM Professionals Finding a Job Developers
(Wallethub, 2019) (Glassdoor, 2018) (LiveCareer.com, 2018)
#3 on National
#4 Best Places #1 City that Appeals
Geographic’s
to Travel to Millennials
“The Cool List”
(Harper’s Bazaar, 2017) (ApartmentList.com 2018)
(natgeotraveller.co.uk, 2019)
One of the One of the A Top City
Top 25 College Towns Most Livable Cities for Employee
in the Nation in the World Satisfaction
(Wallethub, 2019) (Global Liveability Index, 2018) (inc.com)
DEVELOPMENT OVERVIEW
Historic redevelopment of former 1,533’-long
Produce Terminal Building, built in 1926.
~160,000 SF of retail shops, restaurants,
a food-centric market and office
277 surface parking spaces
Targeting LEED Silver core and shell
Improved pedestrian access
Contiguous public passageways at 17th and
18th to the riverfront trail
DEVELOPMENT OVERVIEW
Historic redevelopment of 1921 structure
35,000 SF ground-level retail space;
85,000 SF office space
Attached 229-stall parking facility
Targeting LEED Silver core and shell
New dock-level sidewalk, stair and ramps
THE SIILICON STRIP
“ Technology and tech startups are raging on in the Burgh and there
looks to be no end in sight with companies like Apple, Google, Disney
and Uber staking their claim in the City of Champions.”
NOTABLE TECHNOLOGY NEIGHBORS
Distance from McCaffery’s Strip District developments
52,000 SF 102,963 SF 83,000 SF 80,000 SF 32,000 SF
REGIONAL OFFICE OFFICE TECHNOLOGY CENTER OFFICE OFFICE
0.5 mi 150 feet 1.2 mi 0.3 mi 0.4 mi
45,000 SF 51,667 SF 23,850 SF 15,000 SF 60 EMPLOYEES
HEADQUARTERS TECHNOLOGY CENTER OFFICE OFFICE OFFICE
0.3 mi 0.5 mi 0.2 mi 0.5 mi 0.5 mi
Source: PittsburghRealEstateTeam.com, October 2015.
COLLEGE TOWN, U.S.A.
Pittsburgh is one of the truly great college towns in America.
In fact, more than 30% of the population is made up of
college and university students!
100,000 students are enrolled within 10 miles of the Strip District
28,649 students 12,569 students 10,364 students 1,897 students
2.3 miles away 4.7 miles away 1.5 miles away 2.6 miles away
3,827 students 18,913 students 2,300 students
2.9 miles away 2.8 miles away 4.6 miles away
Source: CBS2 Pittsburgh, January 22, 2019
SUBMARKET DEVELOPMENTS
Riverfront Landing Edge 1909 Rugby Site Riverfront West Burns White The Yards UBER
443 Apartments - due 2021 364 Apartments - delivered 2018 225,000 Mixed Use - due 2022 107,000 SF Office - delivered 2018 110,000 SF Office - delivered 2017 300 Apartments - delivered 2016 53,000 SF Office - delivered 2015
District 15 Beta District 15 Strip District Brownstones Cork Factory Lofts Lot 24 The Stacks Crucible Building
31st
St
Brid
ge
225,000 SF Office - due 2020 105,000 SF Office - delivered 2018 67 Townhomes - due 2020 297 Apartments - delivered 2006 96 Apartments - delivered 2012 560,000 SF Office - due 2020 110,000 SF Office - delivered 2017
Allegheny River
16th St Bridge
Uber
33rd St
32nd St
31st St
31st
29th St
Street
27th St
484K
26th St
The Stacks
25th St
Riv. Burns
24th St
Annual Cork Studios
23rd St
21st St
Consumer’s The Yards
Visitors
Produce
3 Factory West White
Riverfront Riverfront Edge 1909 Lofts
One Waterfront
14th St
Landing Landing Railroad St
Place
30th St
Railroad St Crucible
28th St
Waterfront Pl Lot The Hub Building
Strip Distict Brownstones Rugby Site 24 2501 Spruce Way The Hub
2555
15th St
District 15 District
Beta 15 Smallman St
Smallman St Mulberry Way
13th St
12th St
17th St
18th St
19th St
20th St
St
Wholey’s
Mulberry
11th
Building Penn Ave
16th St
1627
Penn Ave Spring Way
237K
Annual
Visitors Spring Way Liberty Ave
Liberty Ave
Busway Feeder (busses only) S f sW
Sassafra Way 590 Parking Spots - delivered 2017
er King Jr East Busway (busses only)
AC Hotel One Waterfront Place
Bigelow Blvd Homewood Suites Wholey’s Building 1627
Marton the
in Luth Strip 2501 Smallman 2555 Smallman
Cliffside
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sid
side Park
de Parrk
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131 Keys - delivered 2018 200,000 SF Office 150 Keys - delivered 2016 189 Apartments - proposed 72 Apartments - delivered 2018 52,000 SF Office - 2016 77,500 SF Office - delivered 2016
Where
Old School
Is New
School
From industrial epicenter to historic
market district, The Strip District has
seen it all. That’s why so many say
the plucky, half-mile long stretch of
land between the Allegheny River, the
Hill District and 11th and 33rd Streets
“encompasses everything Pittsburgh
stands and is known for.”*
Today, old and new blend together to
create a truly authentic and one-of-a-
kind Pittsburgh experience. The still-
standing industrial warehouses now
function as food markets and coffee
shops, offices and innovation hubs,
art centers and ethnic restaurants,
antique dealers and fashion
boutiques. From morning commuters
to nightlife revelers, the Strip District
offers something for everyone.
Source: www.nextpittsburgh.com
● Real Luck Cafe
●EXCEPTIONAL ACCESSIBILITY
BY CAR
4 minutes Downtown Pittsburgh
4 minutes Lawrenceville
5 minutes PNC Park
5 minutes Heinz Field
8 minutes University of Pittsburgh
8 minutes Duquesne University
11 minutes Carnegie Mellon University
PARKING
323 spaces To adjoin development
427 spaces Cork Factory Garage
575 spaces The Hub at 3 Crossings
+ 5 public surface parking lots within ½ mile
BY BIKE
Three Rivers Heritage Trail Access
100 bike stalls at The Hub at 3 Crossings 54
Healthy Ride Pittsburgh Station on-site BUS
88
10 blocks of protected bike lanes along Penn Ave. 54
54
54
54
BUS BUS
BUS BUS 91
86 87
54
BY BUS
The 54, 86, 87, 88, and 91 travel through the Strip
District with stops on Liberty and/or Penn Avenue.
BY FOOT
The Strip District Terminal and 1600 Smallman are at the
center of the Strip District’s colorful entertainment district,
just steps from its eclectic food purveyors, hip galleries,
hot eateries, and trendy breweries and distilleries.$
120,852
AVERAGE HOUSEHOLD INCOME IN STRIP DISTRICT
$
85,482
AVERAGE DISPOSABLE INCOME IN STRIP DISTRICT
85.8%
RESIDENTS WITH BACHELOR’S DEGREES IN STRIP DISTRICT
$
366,892
AVERAGE HOME VALUE IN STRIP DISTRICT
Data Note: Income is expressed in current dollars.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Census 2010 Summary File 1. Esri forecasts for 2018.SITE PLAN
STRIP DISTRICT TERMINAL
PHASE 1 PHASE 2 PHASE 3 PHASE 4PHASE 1 THE STRIP DISTRICT TERMINAL
PHASE 2 THE STRIP DISTRICT TERMINAL
PHASE 3 THE STRIP DISTRICT TERMINAL
PHASE 4 THE STRIP DISTRICT TERMINAL
BUILDING SECTION THE STRIP DISTRICT TERMINAL
SITE PLAN
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MOST authentic NEIGHBORHOOD
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ROSS MODJESKA
312-784-2758
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