Buccini Pollin Group

Buccini Pollin Group mentioned in Pittsburgh Post-Gazette "As he stood outside the glossy glass gem that is the FNB Financial Center at the former Civic Arena site, Chris Buccini could finally breathe a sigh of relief. Nearly five years after his company first inked a deal to build it, after countless tense community meetings, after the COVID-19 pandemic and the subsequent crash of office markets here and nationwide, the 26-story skyscraper is ready to open. 'It’s almost like Christmas,' said Mr. Buccini, President of Buccini Pollin Group, the developer behind the project." Read the full story here: https://lnkd.in/e6fWcn-S

Buccini Pollin Group takes pride in supporting our neighbors within the community. Through the efforts of our associates and guided by our values, we transform the communities we serve, not only through our development activities but also through our community outreach. Every year, BPG associates spend an entire day giving back to the local community by providing volunteer services during our annual Day of Service. Through a coordinated, associate-led effort, we were able to help 12 organizations in the Wilmington, DE area this year! Continue reading about our outreach efforts on our website. Link in bio 🔗

DECO Food Hall mentioned in The Journal News Media Group "A new downtown Wilmington Italian American restaurant has a name that owners hope evokes warm, cozy feelings. The owners of Bardea Food & Drink said the new restaurant in the DECO Food Hall inside the DuPont Building at 10th and Orange streets will be called "Casa Nonna" or Grandmother's House. The restaurant will occupy the seating area adjacent to the bar in DECO that extends along Orange Street. The Italian trattoria will have about 70 seats and a full bar. It will offer lunch and dinner daily." Read the full article: https://lnkd.in/eA2yfeSN

In September, BPG Founder Chris Buccini was the keynote speaker, alongside Chairman and CEO of F.N.B. Corporation Vincent J. Delie, Jr., at Bisnow's Pittsburgh State of the Market. Hosted at the 26-story FNB Financial Center in the Lower Hill District, the sold out event brought together industry experts to explore how key projects are shaping the city’s future while addressing critical concerns like sustainability, financing, and development bottlenecks. During the Keynote Fireside Chat, Buccini and Delie touched on their partnership in developing FNB Corporation’s new headquarters. FNB Financial Center is the first multi-tenant high-rise office building to be constructed in Pittsburgh in decades and features next-generation office space that promotes employee health and well-being. The building will be home to 800 FNB Corporation associates as well as GH Advertising, Cohen Seglias law firm, and BDO accounting firm. Read the full recap on our website! https://lnkd.in/ecJizkEJ

FNB Financial Center mentioned in Pittsburgh Business Times Take a sneak peak into F.N.B. Corporation's new headquarters in Lower Hill, Pittsburgh! "Almost five years after FNB Financial Center was announced and three since construction began, Pittsburgh's newest skyscraper is nearing completion, and its site in the Lower Hill District is buzzing with construction, craftsmanship, landscaping and final details....The $220 million, 26-story, 550,000-square-foot skyscraper has 78 conferences rooms of various sizes throughout, a kitchenette on every floor, onsite parking, an amenities floor with a fitness center and huge outdoor terrace, and retail space on the lobby levels." Read the full article on Pittsburgh Business Times https://lnkd.in/gxknXY8r

The Quoin has received a MICHELIN Key rating! Similar to the MICHELIN Star, which recognizes the most outstanding restaurants in the world, the MICHELIN Key does the same for outstanding hotels. Judged on excellence in architecture and interior design, quality and consistency of service, overall personality and character, value for the price, and contribution to the neighborhood or setting, The Quoin has earned a One Key rating from the prestigious travel guide. "Wilmington, Delaware flies under the radar for a number of reasons, but boutique-hotel aficionados have at least one reason to keep it on the list: the Quoin, a Romanesque bank building in the historic downtown center, now renovated by the Philadelphia-based Method Co. and Stokes Architecture + Design into a warm, livable, and richly detailed boutique hotel." View the entire list of Key Hotels on their website: https://lnkd.in/gQ_Wpdug

This year Buccini Pollin Group along with ResideBPG and BPG|360 hosted our 7th Annual BPG Cares School Supply & Hygiene Drive! The items collected directly support City of Wilmington students through the Metropolitan Wilmington Urban League, a non-profit whose mission is to empower people of color to achieve economic self-reliance, parity, power, and civil rights. Thanks to the kindness of our associates, residents, and office tenants, BPG was able to donate over 1,000 school supplies! These included backpacks, notebooks, folders, pens & pencils, hygiene products, and more. MWUL will distribute these donations to students most in need within our community. Learn more about BPG's outreach initiatives: 🔗https://lnkd.in/eCdvYdRS

🏅Let the games begin!🏅 BPG brought the Olympic Games to Wilmington! Hosted at The Chase Fieldhouse, associates put their skills to the test and shared in some friendly competition. The games for the day included variations on popular Olympic events like basketball, track & field, golf, and soccer, with the final round featuring an equestrian agility relay race. Following the games, associates enjoyed a happy hour and awards ceremony, where team UK took home the gold with the highest score for the day! The day was full of team-building, bonding, and lots of laughs. Thank you to The Chase Fieldhouse for helping to ensure everyone had a great #BPGExperience Are you interested in working for an organization that values it's associates and likes to have fun along the way? Take a look at our website for current opportunities!

Yesterday, BPG, along with BPGS Construction and ResideBPG, celebrated the topping out of their latest residential development in Downtown Wilmington, The Press. During the ceremony, a structural beam was raised and installed to the top of the 14-story building, signifying a major milestone in the development of the 243-unit multi-family community coming to 801 N. Orange Street in the Summer of 2025. Prior to remarks from Mayor Mike Purzycki, BPG Founder Rob Buccini, and BPG Executive Vice President of Development of Michael Hare; guests, neighbors, and project partners were invited to sign final structural beam installed in the building elevator shaft on the 14th floor. The beam was adorned with an American flag and evergreen tree as per topping out tradition before being raising by the 241-foot-tall tower crane. Designed by Perkins Eastman, the $90 million development will feature studio, one, two, and three-bedroom apartments and duplexes across the 1.15 acre site. “Our City continues to grow in ways we haven’t seen in many, many years. Businesses large and small continue to move to Wilmington, and more and more people are choosing to make their home here. Our Downtown neighborhood, which continues to be the beating heart of the City, is seeing a population explosion that is having positive ripple effects across all our neighborhoods, benefitting everyone,” said City of Wilmington, DE Mayor Mike Purzycki. “I again thank our friends at BPG for investing in this ambitious housing project and drawing still more residents to town, and also for recognizing the history of this area through this impressive new building’s name, The Press. I share their boundless confidence in Wilmington’s future.” Learn more about the development on our website www.bpgroup.net.

"The Lower Hill District redevelopment in Pittsburgh, led by Clay Cove in partnership with the Buccini Pollin Group and Fenway Sports Group, stands as a powerful example of how sports-anchored development can help heal the wounds of past urban renewal efforts. This 28-acre site, adjacent to the PPG Paints Arena, is being transformed from a symbol of community division into a mixed-use neighborhood that promises to reconnect the Hill District with downtown Pittsburgh." Read more about Reimagining Venues as Neighborhood Hubs from Clay Cove Capital