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Sale Notes - 1425 Fifth Avenue, Pittsburgh PA Prime Uptown Location: Directly on Fifth Avenue between Duquesne University campus and PPG Paints Arena. Rare availability in a rapidly developing corridor. Parcel Size: 12,793 SF lot, approximately 1/3 of the block that Duquesne recently purchased. Two Curb Cuts exist with the building. Building: Former Citizens Bank branch. Two-story masonry structure, solid bones, suitable for redevelopment or adaptive reuse. Zoning & Use: Flexible commercial zoning with potential for mixed-use redevelopment, retail/restaurant conversion, or institutional. High-growth area with strong university and healthcare demand drivers Walkable to Downtown, PPG Arena, Uptown Tech District Ideal Buyer: Developer, institutional investor, university/medical partner, or owner-user seeking prime visibility in an area undergoing transformation.
| DAYS ON MARKET | 1 | LAST UPDATED | 10/11/2025 |
|---|---|---|---|
| YEAR BUILT | 1970 | COMMUNITY | Downtown Pgh |
| COUNTY | Allegheny-East | STATUS | Active |
| PROPERTY TYPE(S) | Commercial |
| ADDITIONAL DETAILS | |
| AREA | Downtown Pgh |
|---|---|
| LOT | 0.2937 acre(s) |
| LOT DIMENSIONS | 0.2937 |
| TAXES | 4504 |
| UTILITIES | Electricity Available, Natural Gas Available, Sewer Available, Water Available |
| ZONING | UPR-A |
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