posted by Joe Polk at 11:40 AM /
After 20 successful years in city neighborhoods, Avalon Exchange is entering a new market. In August, the independent boutique—which specializes in gently worn clothing and contemporary fashions—will expand its Pittsburgh presence with a new store at 680 Washington Rd., along Mt. Lebanon’s commercial district.
Owner Stewart McLean hopes the 3,000-square-foot shop—Avalon’s largest digs to date—will draw patrons from throughout the South Hills. “It’s the only other place in Pittsburgh that makes sense for us,” says McLean, who would love to see a record store and ice cream shop open along Washington Rd., where approximately 20,000 cars pass daily “It’s a main business corridor.”
Link: www.popcitymedia.com/developmentnews/avaln0618.aspx
Link 2: www.avalonexchange.com
Owner Stewart McLean hopes the 3,000-square-foot shop—Avalon’s largest digs to date—will draw patrons from throughout the South Hills. “It’s the only other place in Pittsburgh that makes sense for us,” says McLean, who would love to see a record store and ice cream shop open along Washington Rd., where approximately 20,000 cars pass daily “It’s a main business corridor.”
Link: www.popcitymedia.com/developmentnews/avaln0618.aspx
Link 2: www.avalonexchange.com
Labels: avalon exchange, central business district, economic development, washington road
1 Comments:
I have been away for awhile and love catching up on Blog Lebo.
Can't wait to see new retail on the street. I have heard that the LeBoheme space is going to be offices, that is a shame. It would be a great ice cream shop.
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