Listings

• UNITS: 10
• LOT:.17 Acres
• SIZE:11,691 SF
• MARKET: Pittsburgh
• SUB MARKET:
• Mckeesport – White
• Oak

• Excellent vacancy rates.
• Very well maintained 10 unit apartment building consisting of all 2BR/1BA units in Pittsburgh submarket of McKeesport.
• Opportunity to add immediate value by bringing all rents to market levels and passing utility costs to tenants.
• Perfect investment for a strictly passive in.
• Completely Renovated / Turnkey Apartment Complex Solid Brick building
• Attractive Unit Mix: (8)- 2BR’s & (2) 1BR’s
• Property is located on the border of Mckeesport and White Oak

Pennsylvania is officially a Commonwealth, a word which
comes from Old English and means the “common weal” or
well-being of the public. In Pennsylvania, all legal processes
are carried out in the name of the Commonwealth, although
the word does not appear on the State Seal. The
commonwealth borders Delaware to the southeast, Maryland
to the south, West Virginia to the southwest, Ohio to the west,
Lake Erie and the Canadian province of Ontario to the
northwest, New York to the north, and New Jersey to the east.
It is also one of the 13 original founding states.

Allegheny County is a county in the southwestern part of
Pennsylvania (PA). It is the second most populous county in
PA followed by Philadelphia County. Allegheny County was
the first in PA to be given a Native American name, being
named after the Allegheny River. Allegheny County was
created in September of 1788 from parts of Washington and
Westmoreland counties and originally extended all the way
north to the shores of Lake Erie and became the “Mother
County” for most of northwestern PA before the counFties
current borders were set. The area developed rapidly
throughout the 19th century to become the center of steel
production in the nation. The county is known for the three
major rivers that flow through it, the Allegheny, the
Monongahela, and the Ohio Rivers. Allegheny county is home
to three National Sports Teams, multiple major top ten
companies as well as various colleges and universities. The
county consists of 4 cities, 84 boroughs and 42 townships

McKeesport is a city in Allegheny County, situated at the
confluence of the Monongahela and Youghiogheny rivers.
Founded in 1795 and names in honor of John. McKee, its
founder, McKeesport remained a village until 1830 when coal
mining began in the region and became a borough in 1842
and a city in 1891. McKeesport is home to the UPMC
McKeesport Hospital, the Carnegie Free Library, McKeesport
Marina, Dead Man’s Hollow, Penn State University – Greater
Allegheny Campus, and it has two fully staffed fire stations,
along with the McKPD with 55 full time officers and 10 part
time officers