Wednesday, April 3, 2013
The Brodhead Road convenience store has closed its doors.
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Wednesday, April 3
Vacant buildings and unused storefronts are eyesores, but an empty storefront can also be an opportunity. You don't need to be a commercial developer or city planner—or have money to invest in a business project—to have the next great idea. The 7-Eleven convenience store at 998 Brodhead Road closed its doors at the end of March. Now we want to know: What business would benefit the Moon-area community? How could this space better serve you and your neighbors? If you had your pick, what business would move into this Brodhead Road property? Share your thoughts, ideas and concerns in the comments. Tell us what your vision is for this Moon Township vacancy.
40.523894
-80.224323
998 Brodhead Rd, Moon Township, PA
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Monday, January 28, 2013
What should move into this newly vacant Beaver Grade Road building?
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Monday, January 28
Vacant buildings and unused storefronts are eyesores, but an empty storefront can also be an opportunity. You don't need to be a commercial developer or city planner—or have money to invest in a business project—to have the next great idea. The property a 1011 Beaver Grade Road is newly vacant—Hoss's Steak and Sea House shuttered its doors at the building earlier this month, after more than 20 years in business. The property is owned by Hoss's Restaurant Operations LLC, according to county property records. Now that Hoss's has closed, we want to know: What business would benefit the Moon-area community? How could this space better serve you and your neighbors? If you had your pick, what business would move into this Beaver Grade Road …
40.505286
-80.207351
1011 Beaver Grade Rd, Moon Township, PA
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Thursday, November 1, 2012
What should move into this University Boulevard building?
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Thursday, November 1, 2012
Vacant buildings and unused storefronts are eyesores, but an empty storefront can also be an opportunity. You don't need to be a commercial developer or city planner—or have money to invest in a business project—to have the next great idea. The former car dealership at 5252 University Boulevard has sat vacant since its former occupant, Kenny Ross Toyota, moved down the road in August. to its new location. The building, which sits on a 3.5 acre-lot, is now available for leasing. Now we want to know: What business would benefit the Moon-area community? How could this space better serve you and your neighbors? If you had your pick, what business would move into this University Boulevard property? Share your thoughts, ideas and concerns in …
40.52602
-80.210644
5252 University Blvd, Moon Township, PA
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Tuesday, October 16, 2012
Development is underway at vacant storefronts featured in Robinson-Moon Patch's "Visions for Vacancy."
The empty Krispy Kreme location on Steubenville Pike will re-open as a Dollar Bank branch. Dollar Bank vice president Sandra Wise said the branch is slated to open on Nov. 19. Renovations are now underway at the site. Built in 2004, the 3,532 square-foot retail space closed as a donut shop several years ago, alongside neighboring Krispy Kreme chain locations in Collier and Monroeville. Dollar Bank maintains local offices on Beaver Grade Road in Moon, Walsh Road in Crafton and Beaver Street in Sewickley. In Moon Township, supervisors earlier this month approved a final land development plan for an AutoZone retail store on the site of the former Triva Pub and Beer Store on University Boulevard. Developers have been in talks to demolish …
40.51961
-80.21798
Trivia Pub
6052 University Blvd, Coraopolis, PA
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40.448277
-80.161558
6564 Steubenville Pike, Pittsburgh, PA
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Wednesday, August 8, 2012
Update: What should move into this building?
Update: Township Planning Director Adam McGurk said that Autozone has submitted a revised application to develop on the property. Vacant buildings and unused storefronts are eyesores, but an empty storefront can also be an opportunity. You don't need to be a commercial developer or city planner—or have money to invest in a business project—to have the next great idea. The former Trivia Pub and Beer Store on University Boulevard were once Moon Township staples—the watering hole across from Robert Morris University's campus served as a bar for more than 60 years. The property was tapped to become an Autozone location. In January, Akron, OH company LRC AZ Investors purchased the land and accompanying building for $619,750. Since that sale, …
40.519628
-80.21796
6052 University Blvd, Moon Township, PA
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Thursday, June 21, 2012
A former confectionary shop now sits empty on Steubenville Pike. What do you think should move into this property?
Vacant buildings and unused storefronts are eyesores, but an empty storefront can also be an opportunity. You don't need to be a commercial developer or city planner—or have money to invest in a business project—to have the next great idea This empty retail space at 6460 Steubenville Pike was built in 2004 and once served Robinson-area sweet-tooths as a Krispy Kreme donut shop—you can still see the confectionary chain's signature pink and green signs hanging inside. The 3,532 square-foot building, complete with a drive-through window, sits on a prime piece of Robinson real estate and is available for $750,000 with a yearly lease assignment, according to commercial real estate listings. Krispy Kreme closed the branch several years ago, …
40.44847
-80.159073
6460 Steubenville Pike, Pittsburgh, PA
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Tuesday, May 15, 2012
What should move into this abandoned storefront on University Boulevard?
Vacant buildings and unused storefronts are eyesores, but an empty storefront can also be an opportunity. You don't need to be a commercial developer or city planner—or have money to invest in a business project—to have the next great idea. This vacant storefront at 8754 University Boulevard has a past that might be unsavory for some. Formerly known as the Sports Health Spa, it was raided by law enforcement in 2008 after it was found to be a brothel fronting as a massage parlor. These days, it sits empty on a piece of prime University Boulevard real estate. It was assessed this year at a market value of $220,300. What business would benefit the Moon area community? How could this space better serve you and your neighbors? If you had it …
Tuesday, April 3, 2012
Tell us what business you would like to see move into this property at the corner of Carnot and Beaver Grade roads.
Vacant buildings and unused storefronts are eyesores, but an empty storefront can also be an opportunity. You don't need to be a commercial developer or city planner—or have money to invest in a business project—to have the next great idea. The former Carnot Beer Distributor building at the corner of Carnot and Beaver Grade roads is a piece of prime real estate in Moon—a Dunkin Donut will open next door in the coming months, and there are several fast-food joints right across the street. Township supervisors recently said that commercial developers had expressed interest in the nearby township garage. But this building remains vacant, and we want to know what business you envision for this vacancy. What business would benefit the Moon …
40.51436
-80.22198
522 Carnot Rd, Coraopolis, PA
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Deb
4:09 pm on Thursday, April 4, 2013
Put a Jimmy Johns or any kind of sandwich shop. Or apolice station pizza shop like the one in Ambridge more ›