Pittsburgh gets $452m bid for parking assets

The winning offer came from a team of JPMorgan and LAZ Parking and carries a 1 November deadline. Runner-up EQT had offered $423m while Carlyle Infrastructure Partners, at $311m, was eliminated during the first round of bidding concluded last week.

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