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The Strip District is undergoing an EPIC transformation. Be a part of it. Open your doors at the most anticipated development in Pittsburgh—The Strip District Terminal.

Located at the gateway to Pittsburgh’s Strip District, a neighborhood chock-full of character and vibrating with visitors, this unique, five-block-long historic structure is being rejuvenated for purveyors of good vibes, fresh eats, craft drafts and everything in between to create a whole new destination in the Strip.

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Opening
2020

Built in 1926

Historic redevelopment of former 1,533’-long Produce Terminal Building, built in 1926

163,500 SF

Retail, dining, market, fitness, services, fitness, entertainment and office offering

275+ Parking Spaces

Along Smallman Street and Spruce Way

Targeting LEED Silver Certification

Core and shell renovation targeting prestigious LEED Silver standards

Riverfront Trail

Improved pedestrian access and 2 new public passageways to the riverfront trail

Ideas Welcome.
Locals Wanted.

Claim Your Space in Pittsburgh’s Authentic Strip District.

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Historically the central hub for the regional wholesale produce industry, McCaffery's redevelopment of the Produce Terminal Building returns the iconic five-block-long structure to its former glory as an energetic, people-centric destination.
Historically the central hub for the regional wholesale produce industry, McCaffery's redevelopment of the Produce Terminal Building returns the iconic five-block-long structure to its former glory as an energetic, people-centric destination.
Just across from The Strip District Terminal is 1600 Smallman, an adaptive reuse of the former Standard Underground Cable Company building into a 140,000-square-foot Class-A office building.
Just across from The Strip District Terminal is 1600 Smallman, an adaptive reuse of the former Standard Underground Cable Company building into a 140,000-square-foot Class-A office building.
Dine al fresco year-round or shop for one-of-a-kind local artisan finds in three new pedestrian passageways.
Dine al fresco year-round or shop for one-of-a-kind local artisan finds in three new pedestrian passageways.
Quickly becoming the region's tech office hotspot, retailers at The Strip District Terminal and 1600 Smallman will have a captive weekday audience in the new "Silicon Strip."
Quickly becoming the region's tech office hotspot, retailers at The Strip District Terminal and 1600 Smallman will have a captive weekday audience in the new "Silicon Strip."
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Adjacent to The Strip District Terminal, 1600 Smallman is being renovated and modernized as 140,000-square-feet of highly customizable office space. Embracing the vintage aesthetic of the historic warehouse, the building’s tall ceilings, large windows, exposed brick walls and steel beams will be preserved to create a one-of-a-kind workspace, ideal for a variety of tenants.

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