About the Project
When Wish Development purchased this 65,000 SF former Fisher’s Big Wheel corporate headquarters building in early 2012, it was a totally vacant disaster with water pouring through the roof and every mechanical system defunct. We reinvented and revived this once proud building. Along with a new name and aggressive marketing plan, we completed an entire interior redesign, installed two new elevators, created new parking lots, and replaced every major building component. Two years after receiving the deed we arrived tired but excited at 100% occupancy and a beautiful building. UPMC occupies much of Nesbitt’s 1st floor space. Other tenants include financial, accounting, medical, sales, and governmental uses.
UPMC, Edward Jones, Toshiba and other financial, accounting, medical, sales and governmental uses
LOCATION:
26 Nesbitt Road
New Castle, PA 16105
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Client Testimonial
“We have been with Wish Development since 2012, located in Nesbitt Place. We appreciate the work they have done on this building to make it inviting and professional at the same time. The management team at Wish Development are very quick to respond and easy to deal with. Our clients, as well as our staff, enjoy coming to the building and our office.”
Joyce A. Houck, Licensed Massage Therapy Office
Client Testimonials
“I’m grateful for wish development. We started with a bare space and conformed into exactly what we wanted. Easy to work with. Understanding and always helpful. Great people to do business with.”
Mary O’Connor
Client Testimonials
“Joseph’s Marketplace has been a tenant at Shenley Square Plaza for over 15 years. Wish Development does an outstanding job of maintaining and improving the plaza and is extremely responsive to tenant matters. We have developed a great landlord/tenant relationship over the years and hope to continue that relationship for many more years to come.”
Bill Presnar, President - Joseph’s Marketplace, Inc
Client Testimonials
“Scott and I are deeply appreciative of your support and effort in helping Hanover Engineering integrate into the local business community. You went out of your way to setup us with a number of lunch meet and greets with local business leaders. You have provided us with business advice and constructive criticism throughout the year.”
Joe Corona and Scott Brow, Hanover Engineering