A new private market offering is available for a redevelopment project to reposition a centrally located downtown Pittsburgh property.
The equity investment offering in 300 Sixth Ave. entails converting GNC Holding Inc.’s former headquarters into a mixed-use development. The 218,255-square-foot building will have 253 apartments and nearly 14,000 square feet of ground-floor retail space, according to offering sponsor GPG-Victrix.
Legendary architect Daniel Burnham designed the building, which opened as a department store in 1904. Because of its historic nature, the building will receive a projected $9.5 million in historic tax credits. Burnham also designed Chicago’s Montauk Building, considered to ...
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The equity investment offering in 300 Sixth Ave. entails converting GNC Holding Inc.’s former headquarters into a mixed-use development. The 218,255-square-foot building will have 253 apartments and nearly 14,000 square feet of ground-floor retail space, according to offering sponsor GPG-Victrix.
Legendary architect Daniel Burnham designed the building, which opened as a department store in 1904. Because of its historic nature, the building will receive a projected $9.5 million in historic tax credits. Burnham also designed Chicago’s Montauk Building, considered to ...
Full story available on Benzinga.com
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