And the Most Expensive Home Sold in 2012 in the Cranberry Area Is...

Two Adams Township homes made the Pittsburgh Business Times' list of the 50 most expensive home sales in the Pittsburgh region.

Based on 2012 real estate transactions, 112 Lakeland Drive purchased in Adams ranked No. 23 in the region at $1.375 million.

Ghulam Abbas et ux bought the home, which came just ahead of a $1.077 million purchase at 319 Cambridge Drive in Adams. That purchase by Raymond Drabicki ranked at No. 46.

Real estate purchases in nearby Pine Township, Marshall, Franklin Park and Sewickley also made the top 50, according to the Business Times.

Here’s a look at the region's top 10 home deals in 2012:

10. $1,922,950—Robert G. II and Shelley B. McIroy, Four Indian Hill Road, Fox Chapel 

9. $2,000,000—Thomas J. and Kelly A. Dowd, 116 Registry Lane, Marshall

8. $2,030,000—Sandeep B. and Shaifali G. Sharma, 533 MacLeod Drive, Pine 

7. $2,056,000—Elizabeth Hurt, 5139 Westminster Place, Pittsburgh 7th Ward

6. $2,070,000—Robert and Cynthia Citrone, 550 Market St., Unit 17, Pittsburgh 2nd Ward 

5. $2,104,943—Eric and Wendy Rychel, 703 Copper Creek Lane, Marshall

4. $2,400,000—Jeevan S. Mulgund and Revathi Advaithi, 518 Irwin Drive, Edgeworth

3. $2,700,000—Mickey Segal/Lafayette Trust, 550 Market St., Unit 22, Pittsburgh 2nd Ward

2. $2,721,500—William Jr. and Mary Pride Winkenwerder, 899 Persimmon Road, Sewickley Heights

1. $2,850,000—Jeffrey J. and Heather Bresch, 202-204 Scaife Road, Sewickley Heights

To see the complete list, click here. 

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