In 2017, Revv Oakland and Start Uptown joined to form Avenu! Avenu operates a campus of work spaces dedicated to supporting equitable business development in Pittsburgh’s dynamic Fifth/Forbes corridor.
We are a member-driven community of startups, entrepreneurs, makers, and freelancers located in the heart of Pittsburgh’s awesome Oakland and Uptown neighborhoods. Our facilities offer centrally located, affordable, and productive work environments for people and early stage companies that need to move fast without breaking the bank. We offer all-inclusive monthly leases, as well as connections to resources that save time and money, so that you can focus on building product, attracting customers, and growing your business.
Our campus spans seven locations and is growing! Our co-working locations feature a variety of lease options to fit any budget, including private offices and full time or flexible desks.
We also offer dedicated spaces for larger companies. Contact us to inquire about available real estate for your growing team.
Our current dedicated locations include:
218 Oakland Avenue: 3,818 sq ft dedicated to startup company Containership
122 Meyran Avenue: 5,290 sq ft dedicated to YELP (acquired startup company No Wait)
115 Atwood Avenue: 3,327 sq ft dedicated to startup company Stitch Fix
Coming Winter of 2018:
3807 Forbes Avenue: “King’s Court Project”: 4,660 sq ft of tech space in the heart of Pittsburgh’s University and Medical Center community.
Rev-up your engines and join Avenu to Find What Drives You!
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Frequently asked questions
When was Avenu founded?
Avenu was founded in 2012.
What industry is Avenu in?
Avenu operates in Facilities Services. Find similar Facilities Services investors on gritt.io.
Where is Avenu based?
Avenu is headquartered in Pittsburgh, United States.
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