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​Pittsburgh's
​ New Center of Energy

At the crossroads of the city and region, the Lower Hill Redevelopment is a mixed-use destination filled with vibrant places to work, live, celebrate and play. The vision calls for a dynamic and seamless development that connects north, south, east and west through activated green spaces, pedestrian friendly retail corridors and multi-modal, urban environments. The project's welcoming open spaces will support festivals and large-scale celebrations as well as smaller gatherings and community events. A linear parkland will extend through the neighborhood, anchoring activity across the 28 acres and redefining Wylie Avenue as a pedestrian corridor. A diverse mix of program uses and building scales express a unique and authentic Pittsburgh character, supported by numerous entertainment venues and a lively year-round streetscape experience. From Freedom Corner to the new Frankie Mae Pace Park connector to the downtown, Lower Hill Redevelopment will attract visitors near and far to a center of energy featuring culture, commerce, and celebration.

THE LOWER HILL REDEVELOPMENT: REAL PEOPLE, REAL RESULTS

PROJECT TIMELAPSE FOR FNB FINANCIAL CENTER LOWER HILL 

Located at 626 Washington Place, watch as the FNB Financial Center transforms the skyline in Pittsburgh's Lower Hill District over the course three years from 2021 to 2024!

The FNB Financial Center is the first multi-tenant office tower developed in Pittsburgh’s Central Business District in forty years. The 26-story building rises over 400 feet and features a state-of-the-art fitness center, a large-scale conference center, and a tenant-only terrace retreat and dining area. In addition to on-site executive parking, amenities include a ground floor coffee bar, full-service café, and public plazas. 

For touring and leasing opportunities, please visit www.leasepghlowerhill.com


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Lower Hill Summer Newsletter - FNB Financial Center Team Celebrates $40 Million and more!

FEATURE STORY

FNB Financial Center Team Celebrates $40 Millionth Dollar Paid to Diverse Contractors


The FNB Financial Center team has paid over $40 million to diverse businesses as part of its investment and commitment to ensure the Lower Hill Redevelopment generates shared prosperity for the community. At project completion, the combined value of Minority &Women-owned business enterprise (MWBEs) for design and construction is expected to approach $50 million.


As part of this milestone, the project team celebrated Butler Landscaping &Construction's mobilization this summer. Butler is a prime contractor on the project and will prepare the plaza and terrace areas around FNB Financial Center.


Roy Butler owns Butler Landscaping &Construction, which he founded in 1984 and became one of the region's premiere landscaping companies. His company began work to landscape and irrigate the grounds around FNB Financial Center, a job he expects to be his company's largest in 2024. He said diverse contracting practices helped him get his start.


"I started my company decades ago, and it has succeeded because of my commitment to quality..Looking around the site of FNB Financial Center, I get a sense of growth. Not just for my company and my employees but for all the companies and workers who got their first big opportunity here."




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TOP NEWS

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FNB Takes 3 More Floors in FNB Financial Center


F.N.B. (NYSE: FNB) will occupy approximately 230,000 square feet in the new building. The new anchor tenant recently revealed plans for several additional office floors and a ground-floor cafe and said it has options to add more space to accommodate continued growth.


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Personalities of Pittsburgh, Bomani Howze is Working to Rebuild the Lower Hill


Born and raised in the Hill District, Bomani Howze is Buccini Pollin Group's vice president of development and the president and CEO of OLMEC Development. He is leading the rebuilding of the Lower Hill.


"The most rewarding part of my work is helping build the capacity of small companies, minority - and women-owned businesses to help them participate in large-scale projects like the FNB Financial Center."


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Ready to Roll: SEA, URA approve Plans for Music Venue at Lower Hill Site


The Pittsburgh Penguins received unanimous approval to construct a live music venue on Lower Hill. Construction on the $64 million project will begin as early as September.


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Freedom House City-wide Celebration


May 15th, has been declared, "Freedom House Ambulance Service Day" honoring the Pioneers who spearheaded the first Emergency Medical Service (EMS) in the Historic Hill District in 1967.


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BPGU Interns Learn About the Lower Hill Redevelopment


Now in its fourth year, BPG University (BPGU) interns have immersed themselves in Real Estate Development, including learning about Pittsburgh’s Lower Hill redevelopment project.


Follow their journey

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The Future of Sustainability Includes the Past


Pittsburgh’s Greater Hill District is a community actively reckoning with decisions made decades ago during the postwar urban renewal era. Stakeholders are now looking to lay a new foundation using the three pillars of sustainability: social, economic, and environmental. Read more in NAOIP's Summer 2024 publication.


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The Stadium Next Door | Reimagining Venues as Neighborhood Hubs


Lower Hill District equity investor Clay Cove Capital discusses creating a new playbook for building value beyond game day - reimagining sports and entertainment venues as anchors for mixed-use developments .


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Out and About FSC On The Move

The First Source Center has been on the move in 2024, connecting with community members and engaging at local events, including the August Wilson Birthday Celebration, CTE HIRE, and

Builder's Guild Build On.



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OPPORTUNITIES

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Block E Live Music Venue Seeking Contractors


Bidding is underway as there are multiple bid packages (over 30). Find out more from PJ Dick and Turner Construction by emailing the links below.


Email PJ Dick: [email protected]     

Email Turner Construction: [email protected]


Allied Security is Now Hiring!


Allied Security is now hiring Security Professionals for FNB Financial Center. Full-time and Part-time, unarmed and armed.


For more information

Email: Alexis Alquin

or Text: "ALLIED" to 255433


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Last 2 Weeks to See August Wilson's Radio Golf


Radio Golf by August Wilson, a co-production with August Wilson House directed by Montae Russell, is showing outdoors at August Wilson House from August 10 - September 14, 2024.


Friday &Saturday at 8 PM,

Thursday &Sunday at 7 PM

Indoor Saturday matinees, 2 PM at Madison Arts Center


Details &Tickets

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