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Visions for Vacancies: What Could Fill a Need at Curry Road Commons?

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Curry Commons - Baldwin Borough
Aug. 31, 2012.

It wasn't too long ago that this writer would frequent the Curry Commons shopping center in Baldwin Borough for a hoagie from Mariana's Pizza or a carton of iced tea from the corner mini-mart.

Man, what was the name of that place? Haf-Mart?

In any event, those stores are long gone, and with them has come vacancies along Curry Road.

But Burns & Scalo Real Estate Services has those properties available for lease, and the annual rent, according to the Burns & Scalo website, is negotiable.

Currently occupying space at Curry Commons are places like Salvatore's (banquet hall), South Hills Embroidery (apparel and design shop) and McCoy's Pub (bar/restaurant), among others. Across the street is Legacy Lanes (bowling) and a couple of auto repair shops.

The Curry Commons address is 5001-5031 Curry Rd., Pittsburgh, PA 15236, just south of Whitehall Borough.

If someone were to rent a Curry vacancy from Burns & Scalo, what would you like to see happen there? What is needed in that area?

Give us your best idea(s) in the comments section below.

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Related Topics: Baldwin Borough, Burns & Scalo Real Estate Services, Curry Commons, Haf-Mart, Legacy Lanes, McCoy's Pub, Salvatore's, South Hills Embroidery, Visions for Vacancies, and Whitehall Borough

joe momma

11:19 am on Tuesday, September 4, 2012

They opened pizzaburgh pizza down there too

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cc

5:42 pm on Tuesday, September 4, 2012

Wish they had a grocery store down there again. I use to shop there many years ago when they had one.

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9:45 pm on Tuesday, September 4, 2012

Bob I think it was a Foodland, I remember when I first purchased a house in Whitehall use to go down there grocery shopping back in the late 70's then it changed to a Shop N Save, then went out of business.

jjtss

8:18 pm on Tuesday, September 4, 2012

I would of put the Dunken Donuts there as a anchor. Also a neighborhood hair salon, A building supply facility/hardware store, a used car lot, Starbucks, a gas station/convenient store. A cleaners, auto parts store. There are many uses. Someone just has to take that first step.

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Carol Winter

9:32 pm on Tuesday, September 4, 2012

The Grocery store was a small Shop n Save. I want to say it was called SuperValue

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cc

9:46 pm on Tuesday, September 4, 2012

It was a Foodland first in the late 70's and then changed to Shop N Save.

Paula Lim

11:47 pm on Tuesday, September 4, 2012

An antique/collectibles shoppe or a resale shoppe would be nice.

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henry

8:49 am on Wednesday, September 5, 2012

what about curry hollow shopping center? that is the next shopping center to have no draw!

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FF19

8:55 am on Wednesday, September 5, 2012

When the Shopping Center opened during the mid-late 50's, the anchor store there was a Loblaw supermarket. My family's physician (Dr. Vasilopoulos) had an office their during the 60's. Since the area is not high traffic the remaining part of the center woild not be suited for a C-Store, gas station or supermarket. However, it would be well suited for a Starbucks as there are none in the area as well as professional offices.

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cc

9:09 am on Wednesday, September 5, 2012

A Tim Hortons Coffee shop would be great. They are from Canada and now have a shop in Erie (one in Pennsylvania), Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, Illinois, New York and New England States. They are so much better than Starbucks and cheaper too.

A Dollar General, Dollar Tree would be perfect for the area.

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Chris

7:06 pm on Wednesday, September 5, 2012

Chinese or a Bar B que resturaunt would b great!

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