Three Entrepreneurs Buy an Abandoned High School in Pennsylvania for $100k and Turn it into Luxury Apartments
Three men with an entrepreneurial mindset buy an abandoned school listed on the National Register of Historic Places and have transformed it into beautiful luxury apartments.
Have an abandoned building sitting around your neighborhood that’s not being used?
Three real estate investors brainstormed through many ideas and came up with an amazing idea to turn an abandoned Pennsylvania High School that has been vacant for 10 years into a 31-unit luxury apartment complex and breathe new life into a historic building after a $3.3 million renovation.
Bishop Boyle High School is a building (seen above) with a rich history in Homestead, Pennsylvania, located in the Homestead Historic District and was even listed in the National Register of Historic Places on June 10, 1990.
Bishop Boyle High School: A Brief History
Bishop Boyle High School was built in 1929 as a new school building for the Catholic community in Homestead, Pennsylvania.
