The Pointe at North Fayette

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The Pointe at North Fayette is a retail development located roughly 15 minutes west of downtown Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The Pointe is unique in that it has an exit off of one of Pittsburgh's busiest highways, Routes 60/22/30 (known locally as the Parkway West). The Pointe is located about seven miles from the entrance of the Pittsburgh International Airport.

The Mall at Robinson and Robinson Town Centre are in close proximity to The Pointe.

The development first opened in the mid- to late 90s with the completion of a Wal-Mart and Sam's Club. In 2000, a Target Corporation store was added and the Wal-Mart store became a SuperCenter.

Between construction of Wal-Mart and Target, smaller strip plazas in The Pointe began opening up, including some hotels.

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Pittsburgh Metro Shopping Malls and Centers
Pittsburgh Central:
Downtown Retail | Station Square | Southside Works | Northshore | Mt. Washington | University District | Strip District | Shadyside
Pittsburgh's North Hills:
Pittsburgh Mills | Ross Park Mall | Northway Mall | Grove City Outlets | North Hills Village | Waterworks Mall | Clearview Mall | Cranberry Mall
Pittsburgh's West Hills & Airport:
AirMall | The Mall at Robinson | Robinson Town Centre | Beaver Valley Mall | The Pointe at North Fayette | Collier Crossing
Pittsburgh's South Hills:
South Hills Village | Century III Mall | The Galleria | The Waterfront | SouthPointe Center | Victory Center
Pittsburgh's East Hills:
Monroeville Mall | Westmoreland Mall | Greengate Centre | Edgewood Towne Center | Miracle Mile
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