Colliers Pittsburgh Retail Team Lists Former Main Event Space
Colliers International Pittsburgh is excited to bring the former Main Event space in North Fayette Township to market.
Located at 200 Quinn Drive, this 65,000 square foot, two-story building contains all the amenities of an entertainment center including 24 bowling alleys, two commercial kitchens, multiple bars, a laser tag room and more.
“This is an excellent opportunity to acquire a move-in condition entertainment center,” said listing broker and Vice President of Retail, Mark Anderson. “A tenant could be operational immediately.”
Quinn Drive is located in the dynamic retail Robinson submarket in which neighboring tenants include Ikea, Walmart, Target and Urban Air. The Mall at Robinson and Robinson Town Centre are also only a short drive away, making this site ideal for an entertainment user to procure.
For more information about this listing, please contact Mark Anderson at 412-515-8521 or Jonathan Levinson at 412-515-8545.
Colliers International | Pittsburgh Collects 235 Pounds of Non-Perishable Goods for Local Food Bank
To kick off the holiday season, Colliers International | Pittsburgh collected non-perishable food and other household items for the Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank.
“One of Colliers International’s core values is community,” said Operations Manager, Lisa Mikolay, “and the members of our Pittsburgh team have done a fantastic job every time they have been asked to participate in community outreach.”
To make this food drive more interesting, the office was divided into two teams to see which team could collect more items. Bragging rights and pizza were on the line.
After two weeks of “friendly” competition, the collection period came to a close on Wednesday, November 20th. The office was able to collect almost 500 non-perishable goods that, according to the Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank, weighed 235 pounds in total.
“It is a humbling experience to be able to help our Pittsburgh neighbors and it is a time to reflect and be very thankful for all that we have,” stated Mikolay, who contributed almost 200 non-perishable food items to this year’s food drive, “I am looking forward to more community outreach in the upcoming year.”
For more information on the Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank including drop off locations, click here.
CREW Pittsburgh Honors Former President Michelle Domeisen at Annual Wine Tasting Dinner
Last night, Pittsburgh Commercial Real Estate Women (CREW) hosted their annual Wine Tasting Dinner celebrating past presidents. This sold out event at Hotel Monaco welcomed professionals from all facets of the commercial real estate industry.
Of the past CREW presidents being recognized, Colliers International | Pittsburgh’s own Michelle Keane Domeisen, Vice President of Investment Services and founder of CREW, gave the keynote speech that ended with a standing ovation.
(Above: Past Pittsburgh CREW Presidents)
“I am elated to see that the passion we had for starting this chapter has multiplied many-fold,” Domeisen said, “Pittsburgh CREW is vibrant and forward-facing. I am honored to have been able to share the history of its beginning at the dinner with those who may not have known. The chapter is in excellent hands to do its important work going forward”
(Above: Michelle Domeisen)
Domeisen was one of five women that established CREW in 1994 with the goal of creating a group specifically for women in the commercial real estate field. Using a Rolodex to compile their contacts, Domeisen, along with Claudia A. Steeb, Janet McCarthy, Mary Maddamma and Lynne Lehrer held their first meeting in February of 1995 at the Duquesne Club.
“The CREW Pittsburgh Annual Wine Dinner Event is a signature event for our local CREW Network Chapter,” said CREW President Elect Virginia Weida, “In 2019, we honored all of our past presidents with a special pre-reception celebration and individual recognition at the event with over 160 attendees.”
(Above from Left to Right: Michelle Domeisen, Lisa Mikolay, Amber Phillips, Molly Sheerin)
Last night’s dinner was not only a great opportunity to honor presidents of CREW’s past, but also an exciting glimpse into CREW’s future in 2020 and beyond.
Amber Phillips, Marketing Specialist at Colliers International | Pittsburgh will be one of the many new faces of CREW in 2020. “I love the mission and meaning behind CREW,” she stated, “Having the chance to be a part of a group solely focused on advancing women in all fields of commercial real estate is such an exciting opportunity.”
(Above from Left to Right: Molly Sheerin, Amber Phillips, Michelle Domeisen, Lisa Mikolay, Jonathan Levinson)
To learn more Pittsburgh Commercial Real Estate Women, please click here.
