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Gov. Josh Shapiro to headline an AI event in Pittsburgh's Bakery Square
Mr. Shapiro will headline an October summit in Bakery Square called AI Horizons that is part of an ongoing effort by local developers and companies to enhance the city's reputation as a technology powerhouse. The governor is a potential running mate of Vice President Kamala Harris. Read more
Walnut Capital pitches half-billion-dollar Bakery Square expansion plan
Expansion would include the Village of Eastside shopping center and the former Club One Fitness site. Read more
Move over Google: Bakery Square is becoming a place for AI companies
The former Nabisco plant in Larimer once served as a leader in baking technology. Now it's fast becoming a home for a 21st century form of high tech -- artificial intelligence. Read more
Feds sending $2M to reconnect East Liberty, Bakery Square
Allegheny County will receive $2 million in federal funds to connect the East Liberty Transit Station with the East Liberty business district and Bakery Square, now cut off from the station by a busway. Read more
Walnut Capital Clinches 5th Place: Rocking the 2024 Kingsley Excellence Awards!
We're thrilled to announce that Walnut Capital has earned a spot in the prestigious Elite 5 of the 2024 Kingsley Excellence Awards! Securing 5th place overall, this recognition celebrates our commitment to consistently surpassing industry benchmarks and providing exceptional customer service. Read more
Walnut Capital's Year in Review: 2023
2023 at Walnut Capital? We snagged another 'Top Place to Work' title, won awards for our leasing and maintenance professionals, spiced things up with City Kitchen and Sheetz at Bakery Square, and initiated transformative projects. It's been a year of growth and good vibes in Pittsburgh. Read more
Walnut Capital taps contractor and architect for 5.5 acre South Side development plan
The real estate developer working to transform a former hospital complex on the South Side has named the contracting and architecture firms it'll rely on for the conversion of 5.5 acres of land into residential use over the coming years. Read more
Walnut Capital Named Top Place to Work in Pittsburgh for the Third Consecutive Year
We're excited to share that our team has voted us a Top Place to Work in Pittsburgh for 2023! This recognition comes straight from the heart of our organization - our employees. Read more
The Washington at Chatham Joins Our Premiere Property Portfolio
We couldn't be more thrilled and excited to introduce the latest addition to our array of luxury apartments: The Washington at Chatham. With meticulously restored architecture and a wide range of contemporary amenities, The Washington at Chatham will surely become the pinnacle of luxury living. Read more
Local Owner of Two Galley - Bakery Square Kitchens to Launch a New, Elevated Food Hall Concept
Local Owner of Two Galley - Bakery Square Kitchens to Launch a New, Elevated Food Hall Concept at Bakery Square called City Kitchen. Read more
From clubhouse to condos: Walnut Capital eyes housing at Oakland's Pittsburgh Athletic Association
Walnut Capital is considering a plan to convert much of the grandiose clubhouse into higher-end condominiums, perhaps as part of a mixed-use development that could include restaurants and offices. Read more
Walnut Capital Supports Weekend of Service
Walnut Capital supported governor-elect Josh Shapiro's Weekend of Service at the YWCA in Homewood this weekend. He kicked off his work in Homewood where he and local volunteers collected and pass out school supplies for neighborhood classrooms and well as put together care kids for the homeless. Read more
How one Pittsburgh developer wants to fix Oakland's dead zone
Oakland is a neighborhood with plenty of personality dominated by Beaux-Arts/City Beautiful-era monumental civic architecture and student energy but that's not true of the entire neighborhood. Read more
Walnut Capital shares first phase of Oakland Crossings development project with residents
"Developer Walnut Capital and design firm Strada presented the first phase of their proposed Oakland Crossings project to community residents during a development activities meeting co-hosted by the city of Pittsburgh Monday evening." Read more
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 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