An Incredible Historic Renovation
To an Iconic Building in East Liberty.
Walnut on Highland and The Penn were two separate development projects that make up a single apartment community with multiple buildings. In 2012, Walnut Capital bought the neglected 13-story historic Highland building in East Liberty and rehabilitated the treasure into 116 apartment units with historic preservation measures in place. In 2016, phase two was complete when The Penn, a new six-story building wrapping the corner of Penn and S Highland Avenue, welcomed residents to 78 apartment units on upper floors and restaurant and retail tenants in the ground-level spaces.
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Walnut Capital is Excellent... Grace Hill Said So!
Walnut Capital is proud to announce that we have several communities named to the 2022 Kingsley Excellence Awards!
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How to Find an Apartment in Pittsburgh
As the new year begins, do you feel like you need a change? Is it time to start looking for a new apartment? Here are some tips Walnut Capital suggests to prospective residents when they begin their apartment search.
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Walnut Capital Will Preserve Two Historic East Liberty Storefronts
Walnut Capital has agreed to save two historic Penn Avenue facades as part of its plans for a new 78-unit apartment project in East Liberty. The Shadyside developer will incorporate the terra-cotta storefronts into the design of the new $14 million, six-story building on Penn.