Keystone Building Inspections

06/22/2026

Realtor.com just listed PA in the top 10 for housing affordability!

Only 11 of the 50 states and Washington, DC, remain affordable for median-income homebuyers under the 30% rule. They are led by Iowa.

01/17/2026

Zinsco panels hmmm
I have seen a lot of them over the years. But never like this.

01/09/2026

We're in the top 10 again!

Yes, you can still buy a home for under $200,000—and these metros may offer the best chances for those looking to finally break into homeownership.

12/09/2025

#5 in this Realtor.com article, we know better than that, but we are in the top ranking.

Affordable metros such as St. Louis and Cleveland have seen robust price growth fueled in part by an inflow of buyers from pricier cities.

11/07/2025

Another great ranking for our City, seems like it is OK to retire here, we knew and love our city😍

“Pittsburgh has a unique way of making people feel at home,” the president of the Realtors® Association of Metropolitan Pittsburgh, shares.

09/08/2025

# 10 out of 50, I say that is really good for our State, right?

An analysis by WalletHub attributes the state's quality of life, safety and education and health to its spot in the top 10.

06/16/2025

Please share with family, friends, clients. Everyone should be aware that this is happening all over the country.

Deed fraud occurrences were most often associated with vacant land at 62%, rather than owner-occupied properties (12%).

03/28/2025

Another good reason to own a home, we are one of the most affordable states in the country. Great reason to buy or sell!

"Our state provides a wonderful quality of life to our residents at what are comparatively affordable rates," says PAR President Bill Lublin.

03/05/2025

We're in the top 25 again

These metro areas meet the most important criteria for families looking to relocate.

02/06/2025

Renters need to consider buying a home of their own, more proof that you build more wealth by owning your own home.

Data from the 2022 Survey of Consumer Finances found that those who owned a home owned the vast majority of assets in aggregate.