Video: Real estate info company takes a look at Pittsburgh from 2,300 feet
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CoStar, a commercial real estate information company flies over Pittsburgh in a Cessna Grand Caravan 208 aircraft outfitted with an ultra-high definition camera, cataloguing ongoing development in the city.
CoStar, a commercial real estate information company, flies over Pittsburgh in a Cessna Grand Caravan 208 aircraft outfitted with an ultra-high definition camera, cataloging development in the city.
Photo courtesy of CoStar
Heinz Field is seen from 2,300 feet through the an ultra-high definition RED camera used by CoStar, a real estate information company that catalogues and monitors developments in 135 markets across the country, on the first of four days the company spent in Pittsburgh on Thursday, Oct. 19, 2017.
Photo courtesy of CoStar
Downtown Pittsburgh is seen from 2,300 feet through the an ultra-high definition RED camera used by CoStar, a real estate information company that catalogues and monitors developments in 135 markets across the country, on the first of four days the company spent in Pittsburgh, Thursday, October, 19, 2017.
Andrew Russell | Tribune-Review
Amber Surrency, an aerial research photographer with CoStar, a real estate information company that catalogues and monitors developments in 135 markets across the country looks at downtown Pittsburgh though the ultra-high definition RED camera used by CoStar in a plane Thursday, Oct. 19, 2017.
Photo courtesy of CoStar
Heinz Field is seen from 2,300 feet through the an ultra-high definition RED camera used by CoStar, a real estate information company that catalogues and monitors developments in 135 markets across the country, on the first of four days the company spent in Pittsburgh on Thursday, Oct. 19, 2017.
Photo courtesy of CoStar
Downtown Pittsburgh is seen from 2,300 feet through the an ultra-high definition RED camera used by CoStar, a real estate information company that catalogues and monitors developments in 135 markets across the country, on the first of four days the company spent in Pittsburgh on Thursday, Oct. 19, 2017.
Photo courtesy of CoStar
Shenango Inc.'s shuttered Neville Island coke plant is seen from 2,300 feet through the an ultra-high definition RED camera used by CoStar, a real estate information company that catalogues and monitors developments in 135 markets across the country, on the first of four days the company spent in Pittsburgh on Thursday, Oct. 19, 2017.
