From Abandoned to Luxury: Investors Transform High School into 31 Apartments.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Business Insider
Three property investors bought an abandoned high school near Pittsburgh for $100,000 and spent $3.3 million converting it into 31 luxury apartments. The renovation retained much of the school's original design, and it took 18 months to complete. The investors initially considered using the building for a recording studio or renting it out to sports teams, but ultimately decided on a residential complex. The building's size limited them to using only 20,000 square feet for the apartments.