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Green Tree

About Green Tree

4,453 in city
2,445,117 in metro
5 km² (2 mi²)
A suburb located in Allegheny County 3 miles southwest of Pittsburgh. Incorporated in 1885, the community was named for a sycamore tree located along the old, Indian trail that became the main road into Pittsburgh. Highways connecting Green Tree to both Downtown Pittsburgh and the airport spurred development of many low-rise office parks and hotels.

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No. of Buildings

No. Current status
2 All Buildings
2
existing

Tallest Buildings

# Building Height Year
1 Seven Parkway Center - 1967
2 Holiday Inn Express & Suites Pittsburgh West - 1976

Building types

No. Type
2 low-rise building