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The Frick Building THE FRICK BUILDING 437 GRANT STREET | PITTSBURGH, PA HISTORIC BUILDING. PRIME LOCATION. THE FRICK BUILDING Located on Grant Street across from the Allegheny County court house and adjacent to Pittsburgh City Hall, the Frick Building is just steps away from many new restaurants & ongoing projects and city redevelopments. The Frick Building is home to many creative and technology based fi rms and is conveniently located next to the Bike Pittsburgh bike rental station and Zipcar, located directly outside the building. RESTAURANT POTENTIAL AT THE HISTORIC FRICK BUILDING Grant Street is becoming the city’s newest restaurant district with The Commoner (existing), Red The Steak- house, Eddie V’s, Union Standard and many more coming soon Exciting restaurants have signed on at the Union Trust Building redevelopment, Macy’s redevelopment, Oliver Building hotel conversion, 350 Oliver development and the new Tower Two-Sixty/The Gardens Elevated location provides sweeping views of Grant Street and Fifth Avenue The two levels are ideal for creating a main dining room and private dining facilities Antique elevator, elegant marble entry and ornate crown molding provide the perfect opportunity to create a standout restaurant in the “Foodie” city the mezzanine AT THE HISTORIC FRICK BUILDING 7,073 SF available within a unique and elegant mezzanine space High, 21+ foot ceilings Multiple grand entrances via marble staircases Dramatic crown molding and trace ceilings Large windows, allowing for plenty of natural light Additional space available on 2nd floor above, up to 14,000 SF contiguous space Direct access from Grant Street the mezzanine AT THE HISTORIC FRICK BUILDING MEZZANINE OVERALL the mezzanine AT THE HISTORIC FRICK BUILDING MEZZANINE AVAILABLE the details AT THE HISTORIC FRICK BUILDING # BIGGER. BRIGHTER. Pittsburgh ranks 1 BETTER on The Economist’s list One of America’s Most Stunning Views of “Most Livable Cities.” —USA Today A Best Opportunity City —Forbes One of the Most Underrated Cities —Conde Nast Traveler One of the Top Places to go in 2015 —Conde Nast traveler A Must Visit City —Esquire Magazine One of the Best Cities for Staycations —Wallethub One of the World’s Most Resilient Cities —Rockefeller Foundation “ Pittsburgh is the land of opportunity for chefs.” —Justin Severino, James Beard Celebrity Chef & Owner of Cure & Morcilla Top 10 Foodie Cities —Livability.com The Next Big Food Town —Bon Appetit Top 10 Most Affordable Foodie Cities —Wallethub #1 Food City —Zagat Pittsburgh: Youth-Driven Food Boom —New York Times PANNIER NORTH SHORE GARAGECORPORATION TIMBER COURT NORTH SHORE APARTMENTS SPRINGHILL SUITES 15TH ST 65 PITTSBURGH NORTH SHORE SMS SIEMAG THE ANDY E GENERAL ROBINSON ST OSTERLING WARHOL MUSEUM STUDIO AND OFFICE REEDSDALE ST ALCOA BUSINESS ONE WATERFRONT PLACE BOGGS FOUR NORTH SERVICES CENTER BUILDING SHORE CENTER ALCOA CORPORATE CENTER 14TH ST 279 ISABELLA ST TWO NORTH SHORE PENN LIBERTY PLAZA II MARTINDALE ST CENTER ART ROONEY AVE ONE NORTH SHORECENTER 13TH ST 579 PNC PARK HEINZ FIELD 9TH ST BRG HEINZ HISTORY WATERFRONT PL CENTER 7TH ST BRG SMALLMAN ST 225 NORTH SHORE DR N SHORE DR 6TH ST BRG 12TH ST PENN LIBERTY PLAZA I 10TH ST DAVID L. LAWRENCE CONVENTION CENTER DEL MONTE CENTER 10TH ST BYP THE 11TH ST MULBERRY WAY FISERV GREYHOUND BUS STATION CENTER THE PITTSBURGH HIGH SCHOOL FOR FORT DUQUESNE BLVD THE CREATIVE AND FRENCH ST TITO WAY PERFORMING ARTS COURTYARD MARKET MADDOCK PL 941 PENN BY MARRIOTT 579 AVENUE PITTSBURGH FEDERATED TOWER CONNELLEY CAREER CENTER CONDOMINIUMS PENN DOWNTOWN 933 PENN GARRISON THE PENNSYLVANIAN 9TH ST AVENUE A WORLD CLASS CITY APARTMENTS CLASSIC APARTMENTS PECORA CARLTON CONVENTION 632-642 FORT NINTH & MATHIAS THE WESTIN SCOTT PL BUILDING CENTER PENN AVE TOWER BYHAM DUQUESNE PENN GARAGE LANDO BUILDING CONVENTION CENTER UNION STATION 10TH ST BYP CULTURAL BUILDING TROMBINO THEATER BOULEVARD BINGAMON ROTUNDA DISTRICT PIANO RENAISSANCE CENTER BUILDING 943 HOTEL MCNALLY GALLERIE 7TH ST MAY-STERN LIBERTY FORT DUQUESNE BLVD THEATER BUILDING WILLIAM G. BUS WAY PITTSBURGH KATZ BUILDING AVENUE SQUARE 709 PENN JOHNSTON PLANNED PLAZA PARENTHOOD FORT DUQUESNE GALLERY BUILDING BROADWAY MOORHEAD FEDERAL FLAG PLAZA PARKING GARAGE L'ENFANT PENN ARMY NAVY BUILDING LOFTS BUILDING CULTURAL LIBERTY AVE Pittsburgh was ranked 11th in O'REILLY DISTRICT ROOSEVELT THEATER BENEDUM CENTER FOR VICTORY THE 625 STANWIX ARMS TRIANGLE PENN AVENUE PLACE THE PERFORMING ARTS BUILDING FEDERAL RESERVE TOWER APARTMENTS BUILDING CHAMBER OF PENN JAMES E. ROHR BANK ONE GATEWAY CENTER COMMERCE BUILDING FEDERAL COMMONS BUILDING SMITHFIELD LIBERTY venture capital investment dollars 7TH AVE COURTHOUSES HEINZ HALL FOR THE CLARK BUILDING BAUM BUILDING GARAGE PERFORMING ARTS MIDTOWN GATEWAY TOWERS 6TH ST GULF TOWER TOWERS CENTRE CITY EQT PLAZA TOWER E M BELL V AR per capita A IO PENN AVE DUQUESNE CLUB TELEPHONE D TWO GATEWAY 5TH AVE GRANT ST R LE BUILDING M CENTER GRANITE BUILDING FO KOPPERS TOWER D IE K&L GATES E U HEINZ 57 CENTER B CENTER X FIFTH AVENUE PLACE P 3 GATEWAY CENTER TWO PNC 300 AT&T BUILDING L 606 LIBERTY PLAZA SIXTH AVENUE WYNDHAM GRAND AVENUE PITTSBURGH CIVIC ARENA PITTSBURGH BUILDING 6TH AVE BROOKS POINT STATE PARK WOOD ST DOWNTOWN HOTEL BROTHERS MONTOUR WAY JAMES H. Over 6,300 hotel rooms DIAMOND THREE PNC PLAZA / REGIONAL LIBERTY AVE REED U.S. STEEL TOWER BANK FAIRMONT PITTSBURGH ENTERPRISE OLIVER BUILDING BUILDING ONE PNC PLAZA TOWER BUILDING BIGELOW BLVD FORBES AVE GRAEME ST BUHL OLIVER AVE 601 GRANT BUILDING MELLON STREET MARKET ST SQUARE PARK 4 GATEWAY MARKET PIATT PLACE CENTER 100 FORBES SQUARE PLACE SAKS FIFTH AVENUE MARKET OMNI WILLIAM FORT PITT RIVERVUE SQUARE AVENUE MUSEUM APARTMENTS 2 PPG MARKET PL CVS PENN HOTEL 176,060 employees working within PLACE FORMER MELLON DOUBLETREE HOTEL CENTRE AVE PARK BANK BUILDING & SUITES DELRAY ST PNC BUILDING 3 PPG THE MELLON GREEN CENTRE AVE 279 PLACE TOWER 525 WILLIAM 201 STANWIX BURKE'S 5TH AVE EPIPHANY CATHOLIC CHURCH BENEDUM WARNER PENN PLACE WASHINGTON PL five-miles ONE BUILDING CENTER WILLIAM PENN PL TREES UNION TRUST BUILDING CONSOL ENERGY CENTER PPG PLACE 441 SMITHFIELD BUILDING FORBES AVE EPIPHANY RECTORY PITTSBURGH INVESTMENT STREET POST-GAZETTE BUILDING 4 PPG UNIVERSITY BNY MELLON CENTER ARROTT MACY'S 579 22 PLACE CENTER 376 COMMONWEALTH PL UNITED 3RD AVE BUILDING BANK STEELWORKERS THIRD AVENUE GARAGE TOWER ELM ST 6 PPG PLACE CHATHAM CENTER BUILDING STANWIX ST 333 MELLON CLIENT SERVICE CENTER 100 5 PPG PLACE FRICK FOURTH ALLEGHENY STANWIX BUILDING 7.9 million sports venue, cultural PATTERSON THE CARLYLE AVENUE BUILDING 11 STANWIX STREET BUILDING STANDARD LIFE STREET WOOD STREET BUILDING FORBES PARKING 30 POINT PARK COMMONS GARAGE UNIVERSITY THE LAWYERS ALLEGHENY COUNTY ROBERT MORRIS BUILDING COURTHOUSE UNIVERSITY and entertainment attendees PNC CENTER TIMES BUILDING 151 BOULEVARD OF THE ALLIES KETCHUM FIRST SIDE POINT PARK LAW & FINANCE OLD ALLEGHENY DIAMOND ST WATSON ST CENTER WOOD-ALLIES UNIVERSITY BUILDING COUNTY JAIL FIRST & MARKET SMITHFIELD ST GARAGE POINT PARK ONE OXFORD CENTRE DUQUESNE BUILDING annually UNIVERSITY PARKING GARAGE LIGHT -- FORBES PITT CITY-COUNTY BUILDING SUBSTATION POWER CENTER WATERFRONT BOULEVARD BUILDING ONE OXFORD CENTRE BUILDING APARTMENTS POINT PARK ALLIES PARKING GARAGE COUNTY OFFICE CONESTOGA UNIVERSITY WEST PENN FORMER BUILDING DUQUESNE HALL GRANT BUILDING DUQUESNE BUILDING SALVATION 564 FORBES UNIVERSITY - WOOD ST ARMY AVENUE 579 UNIVERSITY - POINT PARK SHINGISS ST ROCKWELL DUQUESNE BOYD ST BROTTIER BUILDING HALL UNIVERSITY MILLER THE ART COUNTY HALL BROTTIER C UNIVERSITY - POWER DUQUESNE UNIVERSITY $5.6 billion in visitor/tourism OMMONS HALL INSTITUTE OF MORGUE FACILITY FISHER PARKING GARAGE MAGEE ST 837 1 SMITHFIELD PITTSBURGH MITCHELL COURT PL BUILDING ALLEGHENY LOCUST ST HARTLEY COUNTY PARKING spending HOUSE ROSE BUILDING GARAGE RANGOS SCHOOL BUILDING OF HEALTH ROBIN CIVIC DUQUESNE SCIENCES DUQUESNE UNIVERSITY - UNIVERSITY DUQUESNE BUILDING DUQUESNE DUQUESNE UNIVERSITY - PAPPERT FORT PITT LAW SCHOOL COLLEGE UNIVERSITY -TRINITY UNIVERSITY - STUDENT SCHOOL OF MUSIC COMMONS HALL HALL AND UNION CROSSTOWN BLVD GARDENS DUQUESNE UNIVERSITY -SCHOOL 100 ROSS STREET OF EDUCATION 1ST AVE DUQUESNE B ST UNIVERSITY - VICKROY ST ADMINISTRATION SHANNON HALL BUILDING PNC FIRSTSIDE CENTER TRINITY CIR BAYER W STATION SQUARE DR BUILDING F 2ND AVE DUQUESNE UNIVERSITY O R MELLON HALL W CARSON ST T DUQUESNE P IT UNIVERSITY - TOWERS T RESIDENCE HALL BL VD BLUFF ST FIRST AVENUE GARAGE 376 BOULEVARD OF THE ALLIES SHERATON STATION SQUARE HOTEL SMITHFIELD ST BRG 30 MUNICIPA COURTS ALLEGHENY COUNTY JAIL PARKING GARAGE BESSEMER COURT RED OAKWAY HARD ROCK CAFE 22 30 STATIONPITTSBURGH SQUARE WABASH TUNL 837 MERRIMAC ST COMMERCE COURT LANDMARKS BUILDING S 10TH ST P J M ULYSSES ST GRANDVIEW AVEcA RD LE RD W LIBERTY BRG Y FREIGHT HOUSE SHOPS W SYCAMORE ST PITTSBURGH CBD TRADE AREA COMING DAVID L. LAWRENCE SOON CONVENTION CENTER PNC PARK MARKET SQUARE COMING CONSOL PIATT PLACE SOON ENERGY UNION CENTER 350 OLIVER STANDARD MIXED-USE DEVELOPMENT DEMOGRAPHICS 2016 ESTIMATED AVERAGE POPULATION HOUSEHOLD INCOME One-mile | 19,354 One-mile | $73,845 Three-miles | 149,631 Three-miles | $55,245 Five-miles | 386,528 Five-miles | $65,859 Ten-miles | 872,309 Ten-miles |$73,073 DAYTIME HOUSEHOLDS POPULATION One-mile | 7,067 One-mile | 130,797 Three-miles | 64,349 Three-miles | 268,248 Five-miles | 176,060 Five-miles | 373,237 Ten-miles | 392,342 Ten-miles | 631,785 THE FRICK BUILDING RETAIL LEASING HERKY POLLOCK Executive Vice President Northeast Director Retailer Services Group +1 412 394 9840 [email protected] © 2016 CBRE, Inc. This information has been obtained from sources believed reliable. We have not verified it and make no guarantee, warranty or representation about it. 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