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By Tory N. Parrish – Tribune-Review Retirees Fred and Donna Albert were looking for a change of pace last year, but they didn’t want to slow down, they said. With their five grown children out of their single-family home in McCandless, the Alberts decided they wanted to move to a place that offered them amenities…

Tim Schooley – Reporter- Pittsburgh Business Times Don’t expect all the new apartments coming on the market in and around downtown Pittsburgh to sit empty for long once they’re completed. That’s the confident consensus expressed — with occasional caveats — by a panel of local developers who are playing a major role in creating a…

By Tom Fontaine Tuesday, Dec. 9, 2014, 11:51 p.m. Oxford Development is wagering nearly $400 million on growing demand for high-end office and living spaces, the latest bet a $130 million deal on the Allegheny River in the Strip District that will include storage for bikes and kayaks. Oxford broke ground Tuesday on its biggest project…

PITTSBURGH —Developers hope Three Crossings will become the hottest new place to live and work in Pittsburgh Oxford Development officials broke ground Wednesday on the 11-acre site, which sits along the Allegheny River at Smallman and Railroad streets in the Strip District. When completed, it will feature 300 apartments and up to 375,000 square feet…

HARRISBURG, Pa., Oct. 28, 2014 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ — Eighty-six projects in 35 counties will improve safety and mobility with $84 million in Multimodal Transportation Fund investments from Act 89, the state’s transportation plan. “All types of transportation drive our economy and Act 89 gave us the tools to ensure our non-highway modes receive the funding they need…