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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Wednesday, March 13, 2013
What should move into the former ice cream shop on Steubenville Pike? Tell us your suggestions.
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 former ice cream and coffee shop at 5890 Steubenville Pike closed its doors as a Niko's Coffee, Cream & Bean in October 2012; Niko's management announced on Patch that the company looked to focus on its other locations. Niko's still serves up coffee and pastries at its shop at 6504 Steubenville Pike. The storefront, owned by Five D Development, has a history as an ice cream shop—Bruster's and the locally owned Stacy Jo's Ice Cream each called the facility home. Now we want to know: What business …
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, 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 …
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 ›