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Winterburn Ave, Pittsburgh: property records
Parcels167
Median assessed value (county base year)$119,300
Median year built1925
Median valid sale, last 5 years (21 sales)$271,111
Permits since 201989
Code cases with a violation63
Not closed2
Condemned or dead-end list0
The median assessed value is 91% above the 62,600 dollars of Pittsburgh. Homes here date from about 1925, against 1920 across Pittsburgh. That is 38 code cases per 100 parcels, against 78 in the city.
Property uses
- Single Family: 152, 91.0%
- Two Family: 6, 3.6%
- Vacant Land: 3, 1.8%
- Municipal Government: 2, 1.2%
- Apart: 5-19 Units: 2, 1.2%
- Apart:40+ Units: 1, 0.6%
- Municipal Urban Renewal: 1, 0.6%
Measured on this street
Assessed values run from $80,000 at the lowest tenth to $148,500 at the highest. The median lot is 3,600 sq ft. Built by decade: 1880s 1, 1890s 2, 1900s 8, 1910s 11, 1920s 74, 1930s 19, 1940s 17, 1950s 23, 1960s 2, 1990s 1. Styles: Old Style 106, Cape Cod 15, Colonial 13, Semi Detached 10, Ranch 7. Valid sales by year: 2015: 3, 2016: 2, 2017: 3, 2019: 2, 2020: 5, 2021: 7, 2022: 3, 2023: 2, 2024: 3, 2025: 3, 2026: 3.
Largest non-residential parcels
- 0055C00164000000: Apart:40+ Units, $1,859,800
- 0055C00108000000: Municipal Government, $472,600
- 0055R00078000000: Apart: 5-19 Units, $145,000
- 0054R00122000000: Apart: 5-19 Units, $113,700
- 0054L00176000000: Municipal Government, $4,700
- 0054R00106000000: Municipal Urban Renewal, $500