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The University of Pittsburgh announced ElevateBio would be the “anchor tenant” for a planned $250 million facility in Hazelwood Green. The Massachusetts-based company signed a 30-year agreement to occupy around half of the space. The company will manufacture cell and gene therapies that can be shipped all over the world.
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Traffic on the inbound Parkway East will be restricted to one lane starting Friday. The Glenwood off-ramp will also be closed. PennDOT says the closures will run through June 25.
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Tishman Speyer will oversee “transformation” at the 178-acre site in Hazelwood.
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President Joe Biden will be in Pittsburgh Friday, and local officials say residents should prepare for traffic disruptions and restricted parking throughout the day. The president is expected to tout his economic record while in town, according to officials.
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The small, state-owned road is a critical connection in an area primed to see significant growth, and people disagree about how best to fix it.
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After a series of compromises with the developer, and despite a notable expansion of parking space, Pittsburgh’s Planning Commission has put its stamp of approval on a long-awaited plan to redevelop the 178-acre Hazelwood Green site.
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The University of Pittsburgh will build a biomanufacturing facility at Hazelwood Green thanks to a $100 million gift from the Richard King Mellon Foundation.
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During a meeting of the Planning Commission on Tuesday, members and staff worried about creating a warehouse district.
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Proposed changes to the site’s development plan and regulations would nearly triple parking, and allow some new uses.
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Irvine Street is the primary way Hazelwood residents get to their neighborhood, but its sidewalks have long been impassable.