Mortgage Lender Index

Mortgage lenders in Pennsylvania, county by county

271,254 mortgages were made in Pennsylvania in 2025, across 67 counties. Each county page lists every lender that lent there, ranked by how many loans it made, with the median rate its borrowers got and how often it said no.

CountyLendersMortgages made Median rateMedian loanDenied
Allegheny County 57726,765 6.690%$165,000 20.6%
Philadelphia County 56624,937 6.740%$195,000 28.7%
Montgomery County 56619,325 6.625%$265,000 19.4%
Bucks County 51414,376 6.740%$265,000 20.7%
Chester County 48813,202 6.562%$305,000 18.0%
York County 44412,502 6.500%$175,000 21.3%
Delaware County 49912,101 6.625%$215,000 22.7%
Lancaster County 42011,699 6.500%$205,000 21.0%
Berks County 4289,491 6.625%$175,000 23.4%
Westmoreland County 3538,236 6.550%$135,000 21.6%
Lehigh County 4197,771 6.640%$215,000 22.3%
Northampton County 4196,891 6.740%$215,000 21.9%
Luzerne County 3836,634 6.750%$145,000 21.9%
Dauphin County 3766,555 6.625%$165,000 22.8%
Cumberland County 3596,526 6.500%$205,000 19.5%
Butler County 3124,985 6.625%$195,000 15.6%
Erie County 2584,891 6.625%$125,000 21.5%
Washington County 3054,857 6.625%$155,000 20.1%
Lackawanna County 3264,538 6.750%$155,000 20.1%
Monroe County 4264,450 6.875%$215,000 27.3%
Franklin County 2793,891 6.375%$185,000 19.7%
Beaver County 2903,885 6.740%$135,000 21.8%
Lebanon County 2673,149 6.500%$185,000 19.6%
Centre County 2342,647 6.500%$205,000 15.8%
Schuylkill County 3112,624 6.625%$135,000 26.6%
Adams County 2652,615 6.625%$205,000 21.0%
Fayette County 2222,394 6.375%$95,000 23.9%
Lycoming County 1952,367 6.490%$125,000 19.2%
Cambria County 2002,188 6.500%$85,000 26.1%
Blair County 1952,183 6.500%$115,000 24.1%
Pike County 2992,072 6.750%$205,000 21.9%
Mercer County 2152,005 6.625%$115,000 23.1%
Carbon County 3151,898 6.750%$175,000 21.4%
Lawrence County 2191,845 6.635%$105,000 26.3%
Northumberland County 2001,463 6.750%$105,000 23.6%
Clearfield County 1871,460 6.625%$105,000 21.7%
Wayne County 2641,407 6.750%$175,000 21.3%
Somerset County 1851,393 6.490%$105,000 23.6%
Crawford County 1951,384 6.625%$125,000 22.3%
Indiana County 1821,381 6.550%$105,000 26.5%
Columbia County 2001,196 6.750%$145,000 20.4%
Armstrong County 1651,067 6.590%$105,000 23.6%
Perry County 1731,057 6.490%$155,000 23.7%
Bedford County 1651,003 6.500%$105,000 23.5%
Bradford County 146970 6.638%$135,000 22.5%
Mifflin County 150826 6.850%$105,000 20.5%
Clinton County 139792 6.375%$125,000 22.9%
Huntingdon County 146740 6.750%$105,000 24.3%
Venango County 139737 6.625%$105,000 20.6%
Tioga County 155735 6.625%$115,000 22.6%
Susquehanna County 162716 6.500%$145,000 24.2%
Jefferson County 107702 6.490%$105,000 25.7%
Union County 132702 6.750%$165,000 14.8%
Warren County 118632 6.500%$105,000 23.5%
Snyder County 136528 6.540%$135,000 22.2%
Elk County 102489 6.500%$105,000 24.6%
Clarion County 109464 6.500%$115,000 23.3%
Wyoming County 128464 6.740%$145,000 23.2%
Greene County 117456 6.490%$115,000 24.5%
Montour County 106408 6.625%$165,000 11.7%
McKean County 102404 6.625%$105,000 26.8%
Juniata County 96352 6.750%$125,000 25.3%
Fulton County 102282 6.550%$135,000 20.5%
Potter County 98277 6.750%$105,000 25.7%
Sullivan County 76141 6.875%$135,000 20.3%
Forest County 4280 6.725%$95,000 22.1%
Cameron County 3251 6.640%$75,000 24.6%

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Counts, medians and denial shares are computed from the Home Mortgage Disclosure Act loan-level file for 2025, published by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau through the FFIEC: every application a covered lender received, as the lender reported it. A median rate is what borrowers got, not what you will be offered — it depends on the loan, the property, your credit and the market on the day, and no figure here is a quote. A median over fewer than 10 loans is not shown: it is a number with no meaning and a real person's rate half-exposed. Those cells say "under 10 loans" and the count is still published. This is information, not advice, and no lender pays to appear.