Completed living room at 132 Prospect Street, with a colorful fireplace wall, wood slat ceiling, and a deck beyond
Completed home132 Prospect Street · Views on Prospect
Pittsburgh / Established in 2021

Thoughtfully built.
Distinctly Pittsburgh.

Find your next address. Four homes remaining at Courtyards by Frick Park.

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Edited exterior photograph of a sage-sided Courtyards by Frick Park home with a black front door during construction
Construction in progress · Edited project photograph
Now selling / Regent Square area

Courtyards
by Frick Park.

Four homes remaining. Two floor-plan families. Your next chapter near Frick Park.

  • 211 Green StreetIn construction
  • 558 Mifflin AvenueIn construction
  • 556 Mifflin AvenueStill to build
  • 554 Mifflin AvenueStill to build
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Upcoming development

What’s taking shape.

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Preparing to break ground

Ardary Street

Four attached duplex buildings bringing eight rental homes to Garfield.

Planned development

239 W. Sycamore Street

Two attached duplexes and four residential units planned for an existing parking-lot site, steps from Grandview Avenue and Shiloh Street.

Concept rendering of a residential community around an open landscaped courtyard
Concept rendering · Illustrative design

In the pipeline

Suburban Multifamily

Our next chapter takes us into suburban multifamily. We’re pursuing new opportunities with the same focus on thoughtful design and long-term ownership.

Our mission

Make more of
what’s here.

Pittsburgh has no shortage of character. Our mission is to build on it.

We bring tired homes back to life, put underused land to work, and create places that feel connected to the neighborhoods around them. A home with history. A new beginning on an empty lot. There’s room for both.

What we’re focused on

Rooted here.
Looking ahead.

Our work connects restoration, new construction, and long-term ownership. Each calls for a different approach, with the same care for the place and the people who will use it.

  1. Give existing homes a future.

    Keep the character that makes a home worth saving. Rethink the layout and rebuild the systems that make it work for the way people live today.

  2. Make room within the city.

    Turn vacant and underused sites into new homes, with thoughtful design that responds to the scale, views, and character of an established neighborhood.

  3. Stay invested in what we build.

    Alongside homes we build for sale, we’re growing a rental portfolio for longer stays and weekend visits. Our work continues as those homes become part of everyday life.

The person behind M Street

Firas
Termanini.

Firas leads M Street’s residential work in Pittsburgh, bringing together the people and decisions that move each project forward, from finding a site and working with architects to navigating construction and planning its next chapter.

Meet our founder