Friendship

A new ‘green’ building in Pittsburgh in the heart of the Penn Avenue Arts District featuring 18 loft-style condominiums. Located at Penn Avenue and Fairmount Street with parking in the rear and private internal garages are available. Lofts range from 845 sq. ft. to 1,873 sq. ft. Many lofts are two stories. Price ranges from $180,000 to $330,000. Special financing available for qualified buyers. NO TAXES! Buyers pay no local or state income and real estate taxes through 2017! Property is in a K0Z zone. See K0Z.newpa.com for more information. Lofts available in Winter 2010 and are going fast – purchase yours today!

Lofts Feature:

• Balconies
• Full Baths
• Full Kitchen
• Laundry Hook-ups
• Many lofts feature two-stories
• Many lofts feature skylights
• Every unit is visitable

Project Features:

• Parking and Indoor Private Garages Available
• Flexible Common Room Available
• ‘Green’ building features high efficiency heating and cooling and environmental low-impact materials.
• Modern architecture by Arthur Lubetz Associates Architects
• Restaurant on ground floor
• Artist studios on ground floor
• Located near Voluto Coffee, Pittsburgh Glass Center, Dance Alloy Theater, Quiet Storm Coffeehouse, Whole Foods, Borders, Trek, Giant Eagle Market District, Shadyside Hospital, West Penn Hospital, Pittsburgh Montessori School, Waldorf School, Children’s Home and the new Children’s Hospital.

For more information, please email Friendship Development Associates or call 412-441-6147 x 4.

Check out our photos of the project.

5416-22 Penn Avenue

This site is part of the land parcel for 5408-14 Penn Historic Townhouses.  The prior structures were demolished in 2001.  Currently, FDA is in the pre-development phase for five townhouse units.

4903 Penn Avenue

FDA purchased the site in April of 2006.  We are currently holding the property while we work through a few different strategies for the site.

The Friendship Development Associates and our partners in Bloomfield and Garfield are working to address the blighted buildings along the Bride Mural at 5439-5441 Penn Avenue, “Bride Row.”  Currently, the FDA has been working with a committee of stakeholders to work through schematic design with local architects Loysen Kreuthmeier.