The alphanumeric identifier for the Allegheny County parcel of land corresponding to the condemned property.

The street address for the condemned property. Note that in some cases the value for this field is: "No primary address specified". In the vast majority of such cases, the street address in the Allegheny County Property Assessments table (https://data.wprdc.org/dataset/property-assessments) has a house number of zero, which means that the parcel no longer exists (which happens when parcels are merged or split).

The name of the person or entity who owns the condemned property.

Indicates whether the property is just a condemned property ("Condemned Property") or one where the owner could not be contacted ("Dead-End Property").

Date that the property received its classification (e.g. "Condemned").

The pass/fail result that the property received in its last inspection.

The numerical score that the property received in its last inspection. A value of 0 indicates that the property passed inspection. Higher integer values indicate the severity of a failed inspection.

This is either "Active" or "Inactive", to indicate whether the property is a subject of ongoing investigation.