Meg Davis
Meg is our Digital Marketing Specialist who tends to our internet listing sources, examines our online analytics, manages our digital reputation and maintains all of our residential social media accounts, 16 to be exact! Meg is focused with a great work ethic. If you’re wondering how she has such beautiful red hair… it’s because she’s 100% Irish!
Local leaders, developer break ground on project to connect Larimer, Homewood to East End
Pittsburgh Mayor Ed Gainey, Allegheny County Executive Rich Fitzgerald, Walnut Capital Developer and community members from Larimer and Homewood met Thursday morning to break ground on a multi-model road project intended to connect the neighborhoods to jobs and amenities in the East End. Read more
Bakery Square to add a new Richard DeShantz restaurant, plus Jeni's ice cream
As Richard DeShantz Restaurant Group looks to expand its portfolio in the Pittsburgh area, take a bite (and sip) of this: An izakaya restaurant is headed to Bakery Square. Read more
Developers reportedly looking to turn former Quality Inn into mixed use building
""What Oakland needs is density. We need a more diverse population of all income levels, all types of jobs. Right now, it's dominated so much by students that it's not really a thriving community," Todd Reidbord, Walnut Capital President said to the Post-Gazette." Read more
Pittsburgh Planning Fee Helps Revised Oakland Crossing Plan
"After months of deliberation, the City Planning Commission voted Tuesday to make a positive recommendation to City Council on the newly revised Oakland Crossings map." Read more
Pittsburgh Planning Commission backs big Oakland development proposal with caveats
"After months of controversy, the city Planning Commission Tuesday gave its support to a revised proposal designed to bring hundreds of new apartments and a grocery to part of Oakland. But it did so with reservations." Read more
Oakland Crossings deal is a win for Mayor Ed Gainey
"The approval process for the proposed Oakland Crossings development has demonstrated two very different models of public-private collaboration, and of mayoral leadership." Read more
Pittsburgh Planning Commission needs more time to decide on revamped Oakland Crossings project
"It will be another two weeks before Pittsburgh's Planning Commission makes a decision on the proposed Oakland Crossings development." Read more