PROPERTIES
We take pride in creating spaces with unique character and an inspirational quality. We seek to create innovative projects while providing superior risk-adjusted returns to our investors.
Mulberry Lofts
Strip District
DESIGN-DRIVEN BOUTIQUE MULTIFAMILY DEVELOPMENT
Oxide acquired this site in partnership with Schiff Capital Group in 2021, with development underway for 112 apartment units located in the heart of “Robotics Row” at the junction of the Strip District and Lawrenceville.
The Butler Victorian, the Keeper’s Residence and the Alley Homes
Lawrenceville
building out a BOUTIQUE COLLECTION
Oxide acquired this collection of historic residential properties within the heart of Lawrenceville in 2019, and completed a redevelopment into 12 apartment units in 2021. The residences, situated in buildings dating from the 1850’s, offer historic character, modern finishes, gas ranges, on-site garage parking, abundant outdoor space, and a shared courtyard, all within steps from Butler Street.
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548 West State
East Franklinton
arts-ENHANCEd mixed-use development
Oxide acquired this compact site in 2018 within the heart of the East Franklinton neighborhood, Columbus’ up-and-coming arts district, with hip craft breweries and art galleries within walking distance. Construction of a small-scale, urban-infill mixed-use property consisting of 12 apartment units and a unique corner restaurant space was completed in summer 2020.
The Livery Stable
Lawrenceville
CREATIVE OFFICE space within robotics row
This former horse stable was built in 1888, and now offers “brick and timber” creative office space filled with natural light on lively Butler Street, within the heart of Pittsburgh’s Robotics Row. Oxide acquired this property in 2018 below replacement cost, and it is currently fully leased by a robotics technology tenant.
The Buvinger Building
Lawrenceville
boutique, historic residences and street retail
Oxide acquired this mixed-use building in 2016 and undertook a redevelopment including reconfiguration of the top two floors of the building into four apartment units and releasing of the retail space to a strong, local operator for a street-food inspired fast casual concept. The residences balance modern finishes and conveniences while retaining the building’s historic charm and character.
Arsenal Terminal
Lawrenceville
Past Project Experience (Prior to Oxide)
FILLING IN THE URBAN FABRIC
While the Pittsburgh office head of Milhaus, Shawn led the acquisition of an off-market, 12-acre site consisting of low-scale warehouse buildings in the heart of the vibrant Lawrenceville neighborhood in 2015. The project was designed with the goal of bridging the gap in the dense urban fabric on either side of the site. The property offers newly constructed apartments with a host of modern amenities while respecting both the surrounding community and the site’s former use as the Allegheny Arsenal – one of the largest Union Army arsenals in use during the Civil War. Shawn led the team and gained approvals for a master plan consisting of 625 units and completed the design of the first phase consisting of 240 units and 20,000 square feet of retail.
