Walnut Capital taps contractor and architect for 5.5 acre South Side development plan

An affiliate of Walnut Capital Partners, Collective South Side Agent LLC, acquired the former UPMC South Side hospital complex and adjacent parking lots along Mary, Jane and Josephine streets for $9.35 million in November.

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Walnut Capital taps contractor and architect for 5.5 acre South Side development plan

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