The latest high-rise reshaping Pittsburgh’s North Shore skyline is 21 West, and it’s aiming squarely at renters who want to live in the middle of the action.
Rising 11 stories at 430 W. General Robinson St., directly across from PNC Park, the $100 million project will be a 291‑unit, all‑rental tower with studios, one‑bedrooms and two‑bedrooms, plus first‑floor retail.
The building leans hard into resort‑style amenities. Plans include a heated pool on a second‑floor terrace roughly 20 feet above the sidewalk, an outdoor kitchen and fire pit, a state‑of‑the‑art fitness center and wellness spa with sauna and red‑light therapy, co‑working spaces, a library lounge, EV charging, bike storage and more. Up top, an 11th‑floor sky bar and game room with golf simulator open onto a rooftop terrace that looks into PNC Park and out over the skyline…