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Website: Historical Landmarks

Built in 1903, the former Brindley Building is now an apartment community of one or two bedroom units, some featuring lofts or platform sleeping areas. Residences feature original brick walls, oversized windows, timbered beams and gourmet kitchens. In 1985, the four-story building was listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Neighborhood: Greentree

Developers: DeLorenzo & Co. and SouthStar Development Partners

1501 Penn Ave.
Pittsburgh, PA 15222

Neighborhood: Downtown - Strip  District

Built in 1930, the seven-story New Federal Cold Storage concrete building will be converted into 120 to 140 loft condominiums after the Wholey family completes the sale to Sampson Morris Group at the end of 2008. The residences will occupy the top five floors and 200 parking spaces in the first two floors of the 292,600 square foot building. Units are expected to range between 800 and 1,200 square feet. The architect is Desmone and Associates.

Developer: Sampson Morris Group

5000 Penn Ave.
Pittsburgh, PA 15224

There are three loft units in this development. Each three-story unit features nine-foot-high ceilings, flex space on the first floor for a studio, den or garage. Units range from 1,793 to 2,118 square feet of space.

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There are two one-bedroom loft-style apartments on the second and third floors of this renovated three-story building. Loysen + Kreuthmeier Architects purchased and renovated the building including its office on the first floor in 2006.

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Neighborhood: North Side 

Built in the 1920's, an automotive service garage and warehouse was converted into a 4,000+ square foot contemporary home with 2 bedrooms, 2-1/2 bathrooms, family room, and media room. The kitchen features Sub Zero state of art kitchn, soapstone countertops, Duravit bathroom fixtures, and radiant heated floors. Designed by Loysen + Kreuthmeier Architects.

Website: Baum - Liberty

Neighborhood: East Liberty

The developer plans a mixed-use development on the seven-acre site of the Don Allen Auto City on Baum Blvd. and Liberty Ave. plus adjoining properties. The project will include a 120-room hotel, 350K square feet of retail space, 300K square feet of office space, and 58K square feet of street-level commercial retail space. There will be 150 residencial spaces including condos and townhouses.

Demolition of the auto dealership will take place in the summer of 2008 with completion expected within 48 months. 

Developer: DOC-Economou 

Residential sales will be handled by Howard Hanna Real Estate.

Neighborhood: South Side

The developer's updated plans call for a new brick building with nine condominium units on the former site of a police station and jailhouse. Previous plans were for 15 two-bedroom units, ranging between 1,340 to 1,867 square feet of space plus 16 parking spaces. Original pricing is expected to start in the $250's.

Developer: Landmark Property Development 

Neighborhood: South Side

Built in 1900 as a school, this four-story brick building was converted in the 1990's into 16 condominium units with loft spaces. Residences include one and two bedroom floor plans, ranging between 489 to 1,666 square feet in size. Located on the South Side slopes, some units feature spectacular downtown views.

This 35,366 square foot office building includes a third floor loft which features views of the Allegheny River. Designed by Pfaffman and Associates.