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Retail Agency Representation Experience
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BNY Mellon Center 500 Grant Street Pittsburgh, PA 15219
BNY Mellon Center is a 54-story class A office tower located at the intersection of Fifth Avenue and Grant Street and houses the regional headquarters of BNY Mellon Financial Corporation. The property is centrally located in the heart of Pittsburgh's Central Business District and offers convenient access to the city and county courthouses, government offices, retail shopping and other major office buildings.
More than 6,700 professionals work in the building and more than 41,000 people work within a three-block radius of BNY Mellon Center and frequent its lobbies during their daily commute. The retail plaza includes access to the Steel Plaza light rail station, which transports more than 16,000 commuters daily.
Retail tenants in the building include: AT&T Wireless, The Carlton restaurant, Eadie's Market & Catering, Crazy Mocha Cafe, Citizens Bank, Warwick Dentistry, Sahady Hair Salon and Faber, Coe & Gregg newsstand. |
The Gulf Tower
707 Grant Street
Pittsburgh, PA 15219
Au Bon Pain, one of America’s premier first class food and beverage service providers, opened a new location in The Gulf Tower in 2008. The nationally recognized chain offers sit down, grab-and-go and catering service to building tenants while also enticing visitors of tenants and passersby with its tasteful signage.
By utilizing strong demographic information, we were able to convince the tenant that the The Gulf Tower would be an excellent new location. Since signing the lease, this retailer is thriving and has already expanded by over 30% to better serve the public. The opening of the adjacent August Wilson African American Cultural Center in June 2009 is projected to bring in $6-8 million in revenue for the City of Pittsburgh, further increasing traffic to The Gulf Tower retail establishments.
225 Ross Street
Pittsburgh, PA 15219
Situated directly across from the future $25 million new Hilton Garden Inn development in Pittsburgh's Central Business District, 225 Ross Street offers two (2) street-level retail locations of 1,200 square feet and 2,000 square feet, respectively, now occupied by Subway and Crazy Mocha Coffee Co. This property is within walking distance of The Grant Building, PNC First Side Client Services Center, BNY Mellon Center, One Oxford Centre, the city and county courthouses and government offices and the Art Institute of Pittsburgh.
Tropiano Plaza
4016 Route 130
Irwin, PA 15642
Tropiano Plaza is a 12,000 sf newly developed retail plaza located on Route 130 in Irwin, PA. It was delivered in October 2007 and is located in a highly traveled, strong growth area. Tropiano Plaza can hold multiple retail tenants with a size range of 1,200 sf to 4,800 sf and offers lit storefront and pylon signage with robust visibility from Route 130. . The property is now 100% leased.
Jared S. Imperatore has worked successfully with the owner and has completed long term deals with the following tenants:
Johnny's Wife's Place Restaurant
Erie Insurance
Soli Construction
Sunrise Beverage Inc.
Snap Fitness
Lincoln Plaza
39-49 Lincoln Highway, Route 30
Jeannette, PA 15644
Lincoln Plaza is a 6,960-square foot retail plaza that has a newly finished facade, located on Lincoln Highway East in Jeannette, PA. Lincoln Highway is a heavily traveled road and is located within a strong growth area of Western Pennsylvania. With the ability to hold multiple retail tenants in sizes ranging from 800 square feet to 2,800 square feet, Lincoln Plaza offers a well-lighted storefront and pylon signage with robust visibility from the Highway. Lincoln Plaza currently is 100% occupied.
The parking ratio is 55 spaces per 10,000 square feet.
210 Grant Street
Pittsburgh, PA 15219
After 15 years in Squirrel Hill, the Pittsburgh Gay and Lesbian Community Center (GLCC) relocated to 210 Grant Street, Downtown.
The unique office/retail opportunity coupled with tremendous visibility on Pittsburgh’s most prominent street was just one of the reasons quoted by GLCC board members for their selection of 210 Grant Street for the Center’s new location. In addition, 210 Grant Street provides the GLCC with more space for events, meetings and programs – including the launching point for the annual Pride Parade. Another bonus of the new space is its proximity to all public transportation options, including Port Authority buses and the light rail transit system.
“We are pleased to welcome the GLCC to 210 Grant Street and wish them continued success,” Harold Sherr and Stephen Hirsh, owners of the building, said.
The GLCC was represented by Mark Harvey Smith, an independent broker. Ownership of 210 Grant Street was represented by J. R. Yocco of Grant Street Associates.