Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania public property records for inspection reports
Inspect Pro Connect resolves an address in Pennsylvania against PASDA — Pennsylvania Spatial Data Access (Penn State), the Commonwealth's official clearinghouse. Every field an inspection report or property profile shows from this jurisdiction carries the agency, dataset and retrieval date below — and any record category the jurisdiction does not publish is reported as unavailable instead of estimated.
Parcel and assessment sources
Geocoded into PA (FIPS 42101). pa-pasda-parcels returned 3 fields (point-in-polygon containment).
- Publication vintage
- County mosaic (Date attribute per county)
- Last verified
- 2026-08-30 against 4715 Oakmont St, Philadelphia, PA 19136
Recorded sales sources
No free, address-queryable recorded-sales source is confirmed for Pennsylvania yet, so this page publishes parcel and assessment records only.
What this jurisdiction does not publish
- No free, address-queryable recorded-sales source is confirmed for Pennsylvania yet, so this page publishes parcel and assessment records only.
- Permit and recorder/deed indexes are not routed for this jurisdiction, so a lookup here reports them as not queried rather than empty.
Questions inspectors ask about Pennsylvania
- Which agency publishes property records for Pennsylvania?
- PASDA — Pennsylvania Spatial Data Access (Penn State), the Commonwealth's official clearinghouse. Inspect Pro Connect queries those published services directly; it does not resell a third-party aggregator's copy of them.
- Are recorded sale prices available in Pennsylvania?
- No free, address-queryable recorded-sales source is confirmed for Pennsylvania yet, so this page publishes parcel and assessment records only.
- How current is the Pennsylvania data?
- Each source states its own publication vintage above. The most recent address-level verification run against these services was 2026-08-30; every lookup queries the live service rather than a cached extract.
- Can inspectors use this data in a client report?
- Yes. Public-record fields flow into the property profile and print in the report PDF with their source, vintage and availability state, so a client can verify any value against the publishing agency.
Run a Pennsylvania address
Property 360 assembles these sources into one profile and states, section by section, whether the jurisdiction published the value, published nothing, or was never queried.
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