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Greene County property data
Where Greene County's property records live, how its tax and foreclosure sales work, and what Deedplat puts on one map, from Waynesburg to every town around it.
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Where the records are
The county offices an investor deals with in Greene County, and what each one puts online.
Deeds and mortgages
Greene County Register of Wills and Recorder of Deeds. Land records from 1926 to present, plus index books back to 1796, can be searched on SearchIQS; the county page does not list a fee.
Owners and values
Greene County Assessment Office. Property cards with owner and value data are on the Vision Government Solutions site at gis.vgsi.com/greenecountypa, which the county describes as free.
Tax sales
Greene County Tax Claim Bureau. Sale ads, property lists and the bidder packet for the upset and judicial sales are posted on this page as downloads.
Foreclosure sales
Greene County Sheriff's Office. The sheriff sale list is posted online by sale date; bidding happens in person at the courthouse.
Parcel maps
Greene County GIS and Mapping. A free Tax Parcel App on ArcGIS shows parcel lines, and the parcel layer is also offered as a public data service.
How property is sold here
Greene County follows Pennsylvania's rules, with its own calendar and offices. Read the Pennsylvania guide for how the state works.
Tax sales
The Tax Claim Bureau holds its upset sale each September as an in-person auction at the 4-H Building at the Greene County Fairgrounds; the 2026 sale was September 16. Properties not sold go to a judicial sale (June 3 in 2026), where they are sold free of mortgages and liens, and leftovers go to a repository sale held when the Solicitor decides. Ads and lists are posted on the Tax Claim Bureau page.
Foreclosure sales
Sheriff sales are held at 10:00 AM in the Main Hall of the Greene County Courthouse in Waynesburg, usually on one Friday a month. The list for each date is posted on the county's online sale listing page.
Assessed values
Current values trace to a countywide reassessment that took effect for the 2003 tax year.
Transfer tax
Pennsylvania charges 1% state realty transfer tax, and Greene County towns and school districts usually add a 1% local share, for about 2% total.
Worth knowing
Greene County is a large coal and natural gas county, so many parcels carry separate mineral and oil and gas interests.
Worth knowing
The upset sale does not clear mortgages or other liens; only the judicial sale sells property free and clear.
Worth knowing
The Tax Claim Bureau says its sale lists are not updated after they are posted, so call 724-852-5232 to confirm a parcel is still on the sale.
Every town in Greene County
The cities, towns and townships inside the county line.
- Aleppo township
- Carmichaels borough
- Center township
- Clarksville borough
- Cumberland township
- Dunkard township
- Franklin township
- Freeport township
- Gilmore township
- Gray township
- Greene township
- Greensboro borough
- Jackson township
- Jefferson borough
- Jefferson township
- Monongahela township
- Morgan township
- Morris township
- Perry township
- Rices Landing borough
- Richhill township
- Springhill township
- Washington township
- Wayne township
- Waynesburg borough
- Whiteley township
Questions
Where are deeds recorded in Greene County?
Deeds are recorded by the Register of Wills and Recorder of Deeds at 10 East High Street in Waynesburg. Land records from 1926 on can be searched online through SearchIQS.
When is the Greene County tax sale?
The upset sale is held each September at the Greene County Fairgrounds 4-H Building. A judicial sale for unsold properties follows, held in June in 2026, and sale lists are posted on the Tax Claim Bureau page.
How do I find who owns a property in Greene County?
Search the free property card site run by Vision Government Solutions at gis.vgsi.com/greenecountypa, or use the county GIS Tax Parcel App to find a parcel on the map.
Are Greene County property records online?
Yes. Deeds are on SearchIQS, owner and value data is on the Vision property card site, parcel maps are on the county GIS app, and tax sale and sheriff sale lists are posted on the county website.
Sources for this guide
Office hours, fees and sale dates change. We checked these sources in October 2026; confirm with the county before you act.
- greenecountypa.gov/department-register-recorder
- greenecountypa.gov/department-tax-claim-bureau
- greenecountypa.gov/GIS
- greenecountypa.gov/department-sheriff
- greenecountypa.gov/department-assessment-office
- greenecountypa.gov/salelisting/
- heraldstandard.com/news/2002/jun/20/greene-commissioners-to-vote-on-assessment-roll-market
Every parcel in Greene County, on one map
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