Allegheny County Property Search

Find any property by address, parcel ID or deed

What Parcel Finder does

Parcel Finder is a faster way to look up property records in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania. Type an address, a parcel ID (the county's block and lot number) or a deed book and page, then pick the match. You can also tap any lot on the map. It covers more than 585,000 parcels, from Pittsburgh's wards to the smallest borough.

What each property shows

  • The county's photo of the property and its lot outline on the map
  • The owner of record and their mailing address
  • Assessed value, with land and building split out
  • Every recorded sale with the buyer, price and deed
  • County tax bills by year, including late payments and receipts
  • The comparable home sales the county used for its assessment
  • Building details like year built, size, bedrooms, bathrooms and condition

Where the data comes from

Parcel records come from the Allegheny County Office of Property Assessments through the Western Pennsylvania Regional Data Center and are refreshed regularly. Owner, tax and comparable sale details are read live from the county's Real Estate Portal when you open a property. Assessed values are the county's 2012 base-year values, not current market prices.

Searching by owner name

Allegheny County doesn't offer owner name search on its free property site. The Recorder of Deeds does, through its free deed index, so the owner button sends your search there. Install the Map buttons and any deed you find there opens right back here.

Common questions

How do I find a parcel ID in Allegheny County?

Search the address here. The parcel ID shows under the property photo in the county's format, like 0002-E-00038-0000-00. Tap it to copy it.

Are these market values?

No. Allegheny County still assesses property at 2012 base-year values. Recent sale prices are a better guide to what a property is worth today.

Does it include school and municipal taxes?

No. It shows the county's real estate tax. School districts and municipalities bill their taxes separately.

Is this the official county site?

No. Parcel Finder is an independent project built on the county's public data. For official records and assessment appeals, use the county's property record search.

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