Oxford Development
Oxford Development Company is a Pittsburgh-based commercial real estate developer and full-service services provider founded in 1962.
Last updated September 16, 2026
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Overview
Oxford Development Company is a commercial real estate developer and full-service commercial real estate services provider. It opened in 1962 with the goal of strengthening the Pittsburgh region, and its inaugural project was South Hills Village, described as the largest enclosed shopping center between New York and Chicago at that time. Its founders were Eugene Lebowitz, Edward Lewis, and Mark Mason. The company describes itself as having stood at the forefront of the marketplace for over 60 years, offering property management, asset management, development and project management services, and leasing and brokerage.
History
Oxford Development Company opened its doors in 1962 with the drive, desire, and determination to strengthen the Pittsburgh region. Its inaugural project was South Hills Village, described as the largest enclosed shopping center between New York and Chicago at that time. The company was founded by Eugene Lebowitz, Edward Lewis, and Mark Mason, who instilled an ethic of partnership, industriousness, and entrepreneurship. Oxford states that for over 60 years it has stood at the forefront of the marketplace as a developer and full-service commercial real estate services provider with experience in the local, regional and national marketplace. In its history, it reports having developed over 60 million square feet of property, including over 7 million square feet of LEED-certified projects.
Products and positioning
A developer and full-service commercial real estate services provider with a mission to deliver innovative, cost-effective, and sustainable real estate solutions.
Product categories. Property Management · Asset Management · Development & Project Management Services · Leasing and Brokerage
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