David L. Lawrence Convention Center
- Operated by
- SMG
- Note
- The Authority owns and operates the Convention Center outright, rather than leasing it to a tenant.
- Where
- Downtown
- Capacity
- 313,400 square feet
Exhibit A-2 · Facilities
Facilities
The four venues the Authority holds at the confluence, and the three infrastructure and site-preparation parcels built to deliver them. Every entry states which authority holds it and, where it differs, who operates it.
The Venues
The Authority owns and operates the Convention Center outright. The stadium, the ballpark, and the arena are also held by the Authority, then leased or subleased to the team that plays there. That is a real difference, and it is stated below for each.
Acrisure Stadium
- Operated by
- Pittsburgh Steelers
- Note
- Held by the Authority and leased to its tenant under a long-term lease.
- Where
- North Shore
- Capacity
- 68,400 seats
- Opened
- 2001
PNC Park
- Operated by
- Pittsburgh Pirates
- Note
- Held by the Authority and leased to its tenant under a long-term lease.
- Where
- North Shore
- Capacity
- 38,496 seats
- Opened
- 2001
PPG Paints Arena
- Note
- Held by the Authority and subleased to its tenant.
- Where
- Lower Hill
- Capacity
- 18,387 seats
- Opened
- 2010
Infrastructure and Site Preparation
The roads, utilities, and cleared ground the Authority delivered so each venue could be built. Exhibit A-2 files these under Facilities rather than Development: they are not parcels awaiting a project, they are the completed work behind one.
Public record entries by facility
Board resolutions and documents in the Authority’s own record that name each property, from the decision trail on its own page. The venues carry decades of it; the infrastructure work behind them mostly does not.