Pennsylvania Property Tax Rates 2026

Compare property tax rates across all 67 counties in Pennsylvania. The state average effective rate is 1.26% with a median annual tax bill of $2,690.

Avg Effective Rate 1.26%
Median Annual Tax $2,690
Median Home Value $212,079
Counties 67

2026 Property Tax by County in Pennsylvania

# County Effective Rate Median Tax / Yr Median Home Value
1 Adams County 1.33% $3,561 $268,500
2 Allegheny County 1.52% $3,451 $227,600
3 Armstrong County 1.37% $2,161 $157,300
4 Beaver County 1.42% $2,704 $190,900
5 Bedford County 0.81% $1,444 $179,000
6 Berks County 1.65% $4,239 $257,300
7 Blair County 1.07% $1,724 $161,100
8 Bradford County 1.09% $2,044 $187,500
9 Bucks County 1.31% $5,826 $445,700
10 Butler County 1.01% $2,970 $294,200
11 Cambria County 1.23% $1,492 $121,000
12 Cameron County 1.59% $1,414 $88,900
13 Carbon County 1.46% $3,088 $211,400
14 Centre County 1.05% $3,386 $323,500
15 Chester County 1.30% $6,308 $485,600
16 Clarion County 0.97% $1,503 $155,700
17 Clearfield County 1.09% $1,500 $137,000
18 Clinton County 1.16% $2,046 $175,900
19 Columbia County 1.11% $2,286 $206,200
20 Crawford County 1.35% $2,064 $153,200
21 Cumberland County 1.17% $3,254 $277,600
22 Dauphin County 1.35% $3,198 $236,400
23 Delaware County 1.84% $6,124 $332,200
24 Elk County 1.27% $1,697 $133,600
25 Erie County 1.60% $2,830 $177,000
26 Fayette County 1.12% $1,607 $143,200
27 Forest County 0.99% $1,145 $115,300
28 Franklin County 1.10% $2,740 $249,800
29 Fulton County 1.02% $2,120 $208,500
30 Greene County 1.27% $1,960 $153,900
31 Huntingdon County 0.94% $1,718 $183,200
32 Indiana County 1.50% $2,297 $152,800
33 Jefferson County 1.00% $1,402 $139,700
34 Juniata County 0.99% $2,147 $217,000
35 Lackawanna County 1.49% $3,012 $201,800
36 Lancaster County 1.32% $3,975 $301,100
37 Lawrence County 1.34% $1,967 $147,200
38 Lebanon County 1.37% $3,310 $242,000
39 Lehigh County 1.55% $4,651 $300,400
40 Luzerne County 1.45% $2,530 $174,100
41 Lycoming County 1.31% $2,649 $202,200
42 McKean County 1.59% $1,660 $104,500
43 Mercer County 1.18% $1,936 $164,000
44 Mifflin County 1.45% $2,266 $156,700
45 Monroe County 1.66% $4,447 $267,600
46 Montgomery County 1.35% $5,875 $436,700
47 Montour County 1.01% $2,507 $248,100
48 Northampton County 1.52% $4,700 $308,600
49 Northumberland County 1.10% $1,794 $162,400
50 Perry County 1.21% $2,859 $236,400
51 Philadelphia County 0.82% $2,003 $243,100
52 Pike County 1.30% $3,542 $272,600
53 Potter County 1.21% $1,857 $153,100
54 Schuylkill County 1.40% $2,140 $153,000
55 Snyder County 1.11% $2,388 $215,300
56 Somerset County 0.98% $1,477 $150,600
57 Sullivan County 1.02% $2,015 $197,100
58 Susquehanna County 1.09% $2,365 $216,400
59 Tioga County 1.15% $2,078 $181,100
60 Union County 1.14% $2,744 $240,100
61 Venango County 1.27% $1,520 $119,800
62 Warren County 1.32% $1,687 $127,500
63 Washington County 1.09% $2,485 $228,500
64 Wayne County 1.26% $3,039 $242,100
65 Westmoreland County 1.23% $2,501 $203,500
66 Wyoming County 1.31% $2,817 $215,400
67 York County 1.61% $4,006 $248,600

About Pennsylvania Property Taxes

Pennsylvania has 67 counties, each with its own property tax rate set by local taxing authorities. The state's average effective rate of 1.26% is above the national average of 0.92%.

Use our property tax calculator to estimate your annual tax bill based on your specific home value and county.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the average property tax rate in Pennsylvania?

The average effective property tax rate in Pennsylvania is 1.26%, based on the median property tax paid divided by median home value across all 67 counties.

Which county in Pennsylvania has the lowest property tax?

The lowest effective rate in Pennsylvania is in Bedford County at 0.81%.

Which county has the highest property tax in Pennsylvania?

The highest effective rate is in Delaware County at 1.84%.

Data Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey (ACS) 5-Year Estimates. Variables: B25103 (Median Real Estate Taxes Paid), B25077 (Median Home Value). Public domain. Effective rate = median tax ÷ median home value × 100.