Tim Schooley is a reporter at the Pittsburgh Business Times. He focuses on real estate coverage while also exploring themes in retail, restaurants, and film production, striving to maintain authenticity in his reporting. Tim's work has been featured in WPXI-TV, Yahoo News, Yahoo Finance, Pittsburgh Business Journal, and Charlotte Business Journal.
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Tim Schooley's focus is primarily on local business developments, real estate, and retail in Pittsburgh and surrounding areas. He covers a lot of private sector announcements and press releases related to these sectors.
To engage with Tim effectively, consider providing him with exclusive insights into upcoming business developments in the area or unique angles on real estate trends specific to Pittsburgh. If you have information about new businesses entering the market or significant changes within existing ones, that could be valuable for his coverage.
Additionally, offering perspectives from key figures involved in local business expansions or redevelopments may also pique his interest. Keep your pitches focused on how the stories align with his geographic focus and areas of coverage.
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Shapiro provides update on administration's "speed of business" quest to improve approvals and licensing
U.S. Steel shares tumble after Trump's remarks
NAI Burns Scalo joint venture to build office and retail project in North Huntingdon
By: Tim Schooley
The administration of Allegheny County Executive Sara Innamorato and 10 members of county council reached a compromise budget this week that includes a 1.7 mil increase, representing a 36% hike that avoids any layoffs or significant budget cuts.
Ed Stack on Dick's Sporting Goods: "We just want to be the best. We really didn't think about being the biggest."
By: Tim Schooley
The law firm Houston Harbaugh has reached a deal to move its office out of Three Gateway for a new office of about 23,000 square feet on two floors of Two Gateway in the near future.
By: Tim Schooley
After years legal disputes and delays, the ownership of the closed Century III Mall and a host of public officials came together to celebrate $1 million jolt of state funding to help tear the deteriorating shopping center down.
By: Tim Schooley
Two Trees Global to keep hotel use of former Monroeville Doubletree
Report: British Virgin Islands court orders liquidation of the assets of Gateway Center owner
PITTSBURGH — Ken Zeff is preparing to move his Penn Fixture & Supply, a store that he co-owns, to Squirrel Hill.
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