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BUSINESS PARKS (Ranked by Existing Square Feet) 183 LARGEST PITTSBURGH-AREA BUSINESS PARKS (Ranked by existing square feet) ADVERTISEMENT Name Space (sq ft.) Acreage: Location existing in developed/ 38 Current management, leasing company or park point of contact1 / phone / website park undeveloped2 Division of space3 Major tenants Southpointe I & II 4,000,000 900 Office, 75%; indus./ More than 280 incl. Consol Energy, Range Resources, Mylan, Interstate 79, exit 48, Cecil, PA 15231 0 manuf./W.H., 25% Ansys, CentiMark, AccuTrex, Aker Kvaerner, Auma Actuators, 1 Southpointe Chamber of Commerce / 724-873-7777 / www.southpointe.net Columbia Gas, Hilton Garden Inn, Community Bank RIDC Industrial Park 3,850,000 700 Office, 35%; indus./ Giant Eagle, Emerson Process Control, Abarta, Tsudis Space Route 28 and Alpha Drive, O’Hara, PA 15238 NA manuf./W.H., 55%; Chocolates, Zoll Medical Corporation Business park in park 2 retail, 5%; other, 5% RIDC and multiple others / 412-471-3939 / www.ridc.org 21 Penn Center West 650,000 RIDC Keystone Commons 2,225,000 92 Office, 25%; indus./ Ducommun LaBarge Technologies, Holtec, Brush-GMS 22 Hopewell Business 585,000 Braddock Avenue, Turtle Creek & East Pittsburgh, PA 15145 NA manuf./W.H., 70%; and Industrial 3 retail, 5% RIDC / 412-471-3939 / www.ridc.org Park RIDC Westmoreland 2,100,000 100 Office, 5%; indus./ Aquion, Westmoreland County Community College, DNP 23 Cherrington 506,000 1001 Technology Drive, North Huntington, PA 15666 130 manuf./W.H., 95% Corporate Center 4 RIDC and WCIDC / 412-471-3939 / www.ridc.org 24 Monessen Riverfront 500,000 Leetsdale Industrial Park 2,034,000 148 Office, 5% Weatherford International, Arcelor Mittal, Air Products Industrial Park 5 100 Leetsdale Industrial Drive, Leetsdale, PA 15056 10 indus./manuf./W.H., & Chemicals, Bunzl USA, Almatis, VSMPO-Tirus, Impact 25 City Center of 460,000 Chapman Properties / 724-266-2500 / www.chapmanprop.com 95% Guard LLC Duquesne RIDC Thorn Hill 1,900,000 840 Office, 25%; indus./ Mitsubishi Electric Power Products, rue21, Kadmon 26 Airport Office Park 445,000 Commonwealth Drive and Thorn Hill Drive, Marshall and Cranberry, PA 16066 110 manuf./W.H., 60%; Pharmaceuticals, Verizon, Tribune-Review, and the United 6 RIDC and multiple others / 412-471-3939 / www.ridc.org retail, 5%; other, 10% States Postal Service 27 Monroeville 433,183 Business Park Cranberry Woods Office Park 1,800,000 305 Office, 100% Westinghouse, Mine Safety Appliances, Verizon Wireless, 28 West Hills 429,435 Cranberry Woods Drive, Cranberry, PA 16066 22 McKesson Automation, NetApp Inc. Industrial Park 7 CBRE / 412-471-4062 / www.cbre.com/cranberrywoods 29 Airside Business 413,873 RIDC Industrial Center of McKeesport 1,120,000 150 Office, 15%; indus./ USS Tubular, Bulk Conveyor, EQT Park Lysle Boulevard and Center St., McKeesport, PA 15132 70 manuf./W.H., 85% 8 RIDC / 412-471-3939 / www.ridc.org 30 79 North 406,702 Industrial Park Foster Plaza 1,100,000 90 Office, 100% Norfolk Southern Railway, LB Foster Co., URS Engineers, Holiday and Andersen Drives, Green Tree, PA 15220 30 Tetra Tech, Aetna 9 Reit Management and Research / 412-921-9500 / www.fosterplaza.com RIDC Park West 1,100,000 440 Office, 40%; indus./ Vesuvius, Seegrid Corp.,, Draeger Safety, ProMinent Fluid FOOTNOTES: Parkway West and Route 60, Pittsburgh, PA 15275 70 manuf./W.H., 50%; 9 Controls, Lanxess Corp. Sources: Pittsburgh Business Times Commer- RIDC and multiple others / 412-471-3939 / www.ridc.org retail, 5%; other, 5% cial Real Estate Guide, individual park manage- Parkway West-Vista Business Parks 1,070,000 125 Office, 20%; indus./ Anixter International, Fedex, Eat’n Park, SP Richards Co., ment companies/owners/leasing agents, area Campbells Run Road, Pittsburgh, PA 15205 NA manuf./W.H., 80% Konecranes chambers of commerce, county development 11 Jendoco Real Estate / 412-361-4509 / www.jendoco-re.com authorities. Note: There are two separate parks lists, the list SouthSide Works 1,020,000 30 Office, 70%; American Eagle Outfitters, Cheesecake Factory, Hofbrau- of Industrial Parks and the list of Business Parks. East Carson Street, Pittsburgh, PA 15203 5 retail, 30% haus, McCormick & Schmick, Bosch, Gatesman+Dave Parks with no or insignificant amounts of office 12 Soffer Organization / 412-481-8800 / www.southsideworks.com space are included only in the Industrial Parks list. Parks with no or a small percentage of non- Ambridge Regional Distribution & Manuf. Center 1,000,077 80 Office, 10%; indus./ Nickles Bakery, Iron Mountain, Sherwin Williams, National office space are included only in the Business 2301 Duss Ave., Suite One, Ambridge, PA 15003 5 manuf./W.H., 88%; Molding, Kroff Chemical, Allegheny Petroleum, CountryFab, Parks list. Parks with both office and nonoffice 13 Value Properties / 724-266-4661 / www.ambridgeregional.com other, 2% Miller Transfer space may be found on both lists. NA: Not available/not applicable Parkway Center* 973,429 40 Office, 95%; Quest Diagnostic, Central Blood Bank, Comcast Spotlight, 1 Some business parks are no longer consoli- Greentree Road, Green Tree, PA 15220 28 retail, 5% Dial America, Accenture, McCormick Taylor Engineers, 14 dated under one owner/manager, so accurate Greentree Parkway Associates LP, individual owners / 412-922-2300 / NA McKesson, Education Management, Life Pittsburgh, Mor- vacancy rates and division of space information neau Shepple is not available. In these cases, the management U-PARC 960,000 85 Office, 33%; indus./ University of Pittsburgh (owner), dozens of individual tenants company listed represents the largest segment William Pitt Way, Pittsburgh, PA 15238 NA manuf./W.H., 24%; of the park or is the most appropriate point-of- 15 Oxford Development Co. / 412-261-0200 / www.u-parc.org other, 43% contact for information about the park. Park tenants listed may also own their space. Penn Center East 922,345 88 Office, 70%; CVS Procare Pharmacy, Sanford Brown Institute, Indiana 2 Developed acreage means space in the park Rt. 22/Penn Center Boulevard, Wilkins Township, PA 15235 9 retail, 30% University of Pennsylvania, KubeTech Moldings Inc., Paul C. that has been prepared for use, including ame- 16 LG Realty Advisors Inc. / 412-816-1800 / www.penncentereast.biz Rizzo & Associates, Emerson Electric Co. nities such as utilities and access. Potential land © American City Business Journals - Not for commercial use to clear and utilize is considered undeveloped. Cranberry Business Park 850,000 180 Office, 56%; indus./ Areva, Simplex Grinnell, Sage Software, OfficeMax, Conair, 3 Types of space abbreviations: W.H., ware- 17 3120 Unionville Road, Suite 300, Cranberry, PA 16066 0 manuf./W.H., 44% Coventry HealthCare, GMAC, Millennium Pharmacy, Curbell house; manuf., manufacturing; indus., industrial Richard Donley / 724-779-3892 / www.cranberrybusinesspark.com Plastics, Fidelity National, SMS, Tollgrade Communications, * Not updated/did not respond to request for Pittsburgh Logistics Systems, Patterson Dental Supply, information by deadline. Data is from prior Netronome, Continuum; SourceFire; Cadence year’s list. Meadowlands Park 805,000 105 Office, 10%; indus./ HBC Services, Verizon, Ensinger, Comfort Inn, Holiday Inn Counties surveyed for this list: Allegheny, Interstate 79 at Racetrack Road, North Strabane Township PA 15363 105 manuf./W.H., 75%; Express, Candlewood Suites, Country Inn Suites, McDon- Armstrong, Beaver, Butler, Fayette, Wash- 18 Mosites Development Co. / 412-923-2255 / www.mosites.com retail, 5%; other, 10% alds, Burger King, Waffle House ington and Westmoreland Contact Research Director Ethan Lott: Pittsburgh Technology Center 684,400 42 Office, 80%; Carnegie Mellon Research Institute, University of Pitts- [email protected] | 412-208-3823 | Second Avenue at Technology Drive, South Oakland, PA 15213 6 other, 20% burgh Biotechnology Center, Cellomics, Ansaldo, Sunoco @PBT_EthanLott 19 Urban Redevelopment Authority of Pittsburgh / 412-255-6600 / www.ura.org Chemical Information for obtaining reprints, web permissions and commemorative plaques, South Hills Industrial Park 675,000 33 Office, 10%; indus./ Bombardier Transportation, All State Career Schools, Anex call 877-397-5134. More information can 20 1200 Lebanon Road, Pittsburgh, PA 15216 14 manuf./W.H., 90% Warehouse and Distribution, Cassady Pierce, Matthews be found online at pittsburghbusinesstimes. Avison Young / 412-944-2134 / www.avisonyoung.com International, National Retail Operations, Coffee Tree com by clicking the “Store” tab near the top Roasters, My Way, Carnegie Mellon University of the site..
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