Allegheny County / City of Pittsburgh / Western PA Regional Data Center

Condemned and Dead-End Properties

Name: Condemned and Dead-End Properties
Creator: Allegheny County / City of Pittsburgh / Western PA Regional Data Center

Condemned properties in the City of Pittsburgh and is maintained by the Department of Permits, Licenses, and Inspections (PLI). Some of the properties are labelled as "dead-end", which means that they are condemned properties for which PLI cannot locate the owner.

Example records

Namelegal entity	Full Namelegal entity	Full Addressaddress	Parcel IDregistration	Property Typeclassification	Datetemporal	Latest Inspection Resultstatus	Latest Inspection Scorequantity	Inspection Statusstatus
S ZYTNICK REALTY LLC	S ZYTNICK REALTY LLC	5680 FORWARD AVE #304, Pittsburgh, PA 15217	0087F00325000000	Condemned Property	2025-09-09	Fail	4	Active
SYCAMORE TREE PROPERTIES LLC	SYCAMORE TREE PROPERTIES LLC	5302 DUNCAN ST, Pittsburgh, PA 15201	0081A00041000000	Condemned Property	2025-08-20	Fail	4	Active
STOUGH FAMILY 4 LLC	STOUGH FAMILY 4 LLC	1636 5TH AVE, Pittsburgh, 15219	0011E00001000000	Condemned Property	2024-09-10	Fail	4	Active

Use cases

Commercial Real Estate Lender Pre-Origination Screening

A lender underwriting a loan secured by Pittsburgh commercial or residential property checks whether the collateral address appears on the condemned properties list before closing, since a condemnation finding would impair the asset's value and the borrower's ability to generate income from it.

Full AddressParcel IDLatest Inspection ResultLatest Inspection ScoreInspection Status

KYB Entity Risk Flagging for Property-Holding LLCs

A fintech platform onboarding small business borrowers or landlords cross-references the applicant's legal entity name against condemned property ownership records to identify whether the business controls assets that are out of compliance with municipal code, which can signal financial distress or negligent management.

NameFull AddressProperty TypeLatest Inspection ResultInspection Status

Property and Casualty Insurance Underwriting Exclusion

An insurer evaluating a policy application for a Pittsburgh property checks the parcel ID against condemned and dead-end property records to determine whether the structure has active code violations or an unlocatable owner, both of which elevate loss exposure and may trigger coverage exclusions.

Parcel IDFull AddressLatest Inspection ScoreProperty TypeInspection Status