Our portfolio is over 7 million square feet.

This mill was abandoned when the steel industry collapsed, but RIDC revitalized the 265,000 square-foot complex in Hazelwood Green.

RIDC Enters into Partnership Agreement to Develop Carrie Furnace Site

In partnership with Armstrong County Industrial Development Council, this 925-acre site has pad-ready parcels for commercial, industrial, and residential uses.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: RIDC CONTACT: Desiree Niccoli, gsaladna@ura.org, 412-304-4042 RIDC, URA ENTER INTO PARTNERSHIP AGREEMENT TO DEVELOP 25-ACRE VACANT SITE IN FAIRYWOOD …

Formerly a Heppenstall Steel industrial site, RIDC acquired the 14-acre property in 2002 and created an urban technology park.

Formerly a workhouse farm, this site was one of the first planned industrial parks in the country.

In partnership with Westmoreland County, RIDC updated this former Sony plant to create a multi-tenant property and 1,000+ jobs.

Formerly Westinghouse Electric, RIDC rehabilitated this historic site that now holds over 40 companies and employs 1,100+ people.

RIDC catalyzed economic growth in Allegheny and Butler Counties with this 925-acre park that is home to over 100 companies.

Once owned by Westinghouse Electric Corporation, this 340-acre site contains 1.8 million square feet and hosts more than 60 companies.

Formerly a Duquesne Steel Works site, RIDC pioneered industrial redevelopment on this 240-acre site under the McKeesport Area Recovery Plan.

Formerly home to pipe mills, RIDC transformed this 133-acre site by revitalizing four existing buildings and constructing two new facilities.

Home to nine high-tech buildings, RIDC’s remediation of this site was one of the first riverfront brownfield redevelopments in Pittsburgh.

RIDC purchased this property to create pad-ready industrial sites, making the region more marketable for build-to-suit & development-ready opportunities.

In 2010, RIDC acquired this 223-acre advanced technology and office park in Allegheny County with designated conservation areas.