[CPEO-BIF] Mixed-use development proposed on former chemical plant

["Hersh, Robert" <hersh@WPI.EDU>]

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Brownfields complex proposed in southwestern Pennsylvania

Pittsburgh TRIBUNE-REVIEW
By Sam Spatter
Friday, April 27, 2007 

A local developer wants to turn a former chemical plant site in South Fayette
into a $160 million mixed-use commercial and residential complex. 
Brett Malky, president of EQA Landmark Communities in the Strip District,
said the complex will be developed on a site at Route 50 and Interstate 79 in
southern Allegheny County near Bridgeville. 

The Newbury complex will include 900,000 square feet of commercial and retail
space -- to be known as the Market -- and about 220 houses and 125
market-rate rental apartments, Malky said. The commercial space will be a mix
of retailers, restaurants and a hotel with limited office space. 

The Redevelopment Authority of Allegheny County at its Wednesday meeting
authorized its staff to apply for a $10 million grant from the Pennsylvania
Department of Community and Economic Development for infrastructure
improvements at the site. Malky said approval could take several weeks. 

For the entire article, see:
http://www.pittsburghlive.com/x/pittsburghtrib/business/s_504827.html


Bob Hersh
CPEO

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