This Fall Oxford will celebrate our 60th year as a leader of Pittsburgh’s full service real estate market. We started with big dreams and big projects – South Hills Village, the largest indoor shopping mall between New York and Chicago, broke ground in 1962. Then in 1983 we led Pittsburgh’s Renaissance and built the third…
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GNC Announces Headquarters Relocation to 75 Hopper Place in 3 Crossings
GNC, a company with an 85-year history in Pittsburgh, has announced that they will be moving to a new headquarters located at 75 Hopper Place in 3 Crossings. As the Company continues to evolve its brand for the future, GNC is designing the new headquarters to increase efficiency, promote collaboration, and help its workforce embrace…
Read MoreOxford Development Company’s Look Ahead for Pittsburgh Development in 2021
Steve Guy offers Oxford’s outlook for 2021 It has been a strange and difficult year, to say the least. And while we faced many challenges and were required to think differently to solve new problems, we’ve enjoyed several successes as well. We remain optimistic that a steady recovery is on the horizon, but we also…
Read MoreOxford Development unmasks the progress at 75 Hopper Place at pandemic-appropriate beam-raising
We were glad to be joined by a limited guest list of government officials and development partners who were instrumental in the development of 75 Hopper Place. At this gathering, we celebrated the placement of the final beam on our 145,000 square foot, 6 story building – the tallest of the planned buildings at our…
Read MoreAHN Cancer Institute at Allegheny General Opens
Allegheny Health Network on Tuesday hosted a ribbon-cutting for their new, state-of-the-art Cancer Institute at Allegheny General. Oxford acted as Owner’s Representative for this project, joining Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh of UPMC, UPMC East, AHN Health+Wellness Pavilion, and AHN Wexford as large-scale healthcare development projects completed with Oxford acting in that capacity. Building off a…
Read MoreOxford Completes $82.4 Million Ground Sale of Six Strip District Parcels
Through a series of complex transactions involving six parcels in the first phase of our 3 Crossings development (made more difficult with working from home), we were able to complete the ground sale to Woodbranch Investments Corp. Thanks to the hard work and determination of our internal legal and financial teams of Brian, Pati, Maureen,…
Read MoreOxford Development pushing forward with next phase of 3 Crossings
From Tim Schooley and the Pittsburgh Business Times: With one office project nearing completion and another soon to begin, Oxford Development Co. is now preparing to build a new 600-space, five-story parking garage for its next phase of 3 Crossings in the Strip District. The company is on the agenda for the January 14 meeting of…
Read MoreWhy tech companies are flocking to the Strip District
From Sandra Tolliver at NEXTPittsburgh: From the window of her new office in Burns White Center in the Strip District, Christina Koshzow can watch people walk the riverfront trail as crew teams glide along the Allegheny River. Across the water, she can see the historic H.J. Heinz factory and behind it, the hospital where she…
Read MorePlanning Commission greenlights Oxford’s master plan for 3 Crossings
From Tim Schooley and the Pittsburgh Business Times: Oxford Development Co. now has city approval for its master plan for the next phase of its 3 Crossings development, an 11-acre stretch of Strip District riverfront bounded by 27th and 29th streets, Smallman Street and the Allegheny River. Read more at the Pittsburgh Business Times
Read MoreOxford Development faces ‘Neil Armstrong moment’ in seeking RIV approval for new 3 Crossings master plan
Working collaboratively with the city and planning commission, the RIV is a laudable but challenging new aspect in developing along the waterfront. We expect our team can work with the commission and come up with a solution and solidify a framework for success in the future. Read more from the Pittsburgh Business Times.
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