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Allegheny County
Every parcel in Pittsburgh and the 129 towns around it: who owns it, what they owe, and what's happening on it.
- 580,000Parcels
- 130Municipalities
- 421Cases on the Nov 2 sheriff list
What's covered
Everything below is on the map for every parcel in the county, unless it says City of Pittsburgh only. Those records come from the city, not the county.
Included
Loaded and kept up to date.
- Owners and mailing addressesPlus the people behind each LLC, and every other parcel they own
- Assessed values and appeals
- Sales historyEvery recorded sale, price and buyer
- Liens and unpaid taxes
- Sheriff salesEach month's list and every past listing
- Lot lines and building outlines
- Zoning, floodplain and historic districts
- URA and Pittsburgh Land Bank property
- Nonprofit-owned propertyWith how likely each owner is to sell
- Code violationsCity of Pittsburgh only
- Building permitsCity of Pittsburgh only
- 311 complaintsCity of Pittsburgh only
- Liquor licenses and parking
On request
We pull these by hand when you need them. Priced per request.
- Mortgages and lendersFrom the Department of Real Estate
- Foreclosure filingsMonths before a property reaches the sheriff list
- EstatesProperty whose owner has died
- Rental registries outside PittsburghFiled as a Right-to-Know request with the town
- Code cases outside PittsburghSame, town by town
Not covered yet
What we don't have, so you're never guessing.
- Rents and active listingsNo licensed source yet
- Mine subsidence and landslide riskPlanned
- What zoning allows, district by districtPlanned: uses, height, parking
- Opportunity Zones and tax-abatement districtsPlanned
Lists you can open
The lists investors check every month, mapped and tied to the owner and parcel records above.
How property changes hands here
Allegheny County works differently from most of Pennsylvania. This is the short version.
Unpaid taxes end at the sheriff
Most Pennsylvania counties sell tax-delinquent property through a Tax Claim Bureau. Allegheny County doesn't. Taxing bodies file liens, and the property goes to a monthly sheriff sale.
Foreclosures go there too
Mortgage foreclosures land on the same monthly list. Many cases are postponed for months or years, and Deedplat shows each one's full history.
Public land is sold by request
The URA and the Pittsburgh Land Bank sell their lots by application. Deedplat shows what they own and which lots sit together.
The transfer tax depends on the town
Pennsylvania charges 1% on every sale, and towns and school districts add their own share. In Pittsburgh the total is 5%.
The whole county, one price
$250a month
Pittsburgh and all 129 surrounding towns. Teams and organizations, see plans.
- Every parcel, owner and list above
- Your own notes and flags
- Sheriff lists updated twice a week
- Cancel anytime