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Pittsburgh Building Report Cards

19,629 buildings scored based on government violation records.

19,629
Buildings Scored
76/100
Avg Safety Score
19,629
With Violations
2,944
With Open Issues

Search Any Pittsburgh Address

Enter a building address to check its safety score, violation history, and landlord grade.

Worst-Scoring Buildings in Pittsburgh

7809 SUSQUEHANNA ST

10 violations · 1 open

50

249 E MEYERS AVE

10 violations · 1 open

50

225 FIFTH AVE

10 violations · 1 open

50

264 PLYMOUTH ST

10 violations · 1 open

50

2205 BERNARD ST

10 violations · 1 open

50

411 CHARLES ST

10 violations · 1 open

50

1321 JEFFERS ST

10 violations · 1 open

50

531 TURRETT ST

10 violations · 1 open

50

511 ARMANDALE ST

10 violations · 1 open

50

2532 BROWNSVILLE RD

10 violations · 1 open

50

How We Score Pittsburgh Buildings

1

Government Data

We analyze official code enforcement and violation records from Pittsburgh government databases.

2

Safety Score

Each building gets a 0-100 score based on violation frequency, severity, and resolution speed.

3

Letter Grade

Buildings are graded A+ through F so you can quickly compare and decide.

Pittsburgh at a Glance

  • 19,629 buildings in our Pittsburgh database
  • 19,629 buildings have at least one code violation on record
  • 2,944 buildings currently have open issues requiring attention
  • Average safety score across all Pittsburgh buildings: 76/100

Understanding Building Safety in Pittsburgh

Pittsburgh has 19,629 buildings in our database, scored from 0 to 100 based on government violation records. The average safety score is 76/100, with 100% of buildings having at least one violation on record. This is relatively good — most buildings maintain acceptable safety standards.

Before signing a lease in Pittsburgh, we recommend checking your potential building's safety score. Buildings with scores below 50 may have unresolved structural, fire safety, or habitability issues. Open violations are especially important — they indicate problems that have been officially documented but not yet fixed by the landlord.

What do the scores mean?

  • 80–100: Excellent — minimal or no violations, well-maintained building
  • 60–79: Good — some past violations but generally resolved promptly
  • 40–59: Fair — multiple violations, some may still be open
  • Below 40: Poor — significant unresolved safety concerns, proceed with caution

Data sourced from official government violation databases. Updated regularly. Browse by neighborhood · Search landlords · All cities