Albuquerque, New Mexico
Albuquerque's owner of record is free on a City map service that republishes the county assessor's roll, and it shows the City itself holding the Sunport, the ballpark, the convention center and the government tower - but New Mexico keeps sale prices confidential, so only a seller's SEC filing says what any downtown tower sold for.
8 buildings · 7 with an owner established · 36 sources · 6 tier B · 2 tier A · prepared 2026-10-13
Can you find out who owns it?
New Mexico keeps no state title register; deeds are recorded by the county clerk and ownership is read from the county assessor's roll. The Bernalillo County Assessor's own property search sits behind a disclaimer page and its bulk files are sold ($300-$400 a database), but the City of Albuquerque republishes the Assessor's twice-yearly parcel file as a free map service naming the owner of record, mailing address, legal description, last recorded deed number, date and type, and the 2026 land and improvement values of every parcel in the county. The County Clerk's online index (Records Public Access) is free but shows index entries only; document images are viewed free in the Clerk's office and copied at $1 a page. What no public record holds is a price: the sale affidavit that New Mexico requires for residential transfers (NMSA 7-38-12.1) is kept by the assessor as a 'permanent, confidential record', willful release is a misdemeanour, and commercial sales need no affidavit at all.
Is ownership public?An open dataset names the owner
Cost of one title searchOwner of record free (Bernalillo County Assessor parcel file republished on City of Albuquerque GIS); Clerk's deed index free online, images free in the Clerk's public access area; copies $1.00 per page, certified copy $2.00 per document; recording $25 per document (Bernalillo County Clerk fee schedule)
Bulk ownership dataCity of Albuquerque GIS 'AddressReport' map service, layer 'Bernalillo County Tax Assessor Parcels' - 257,283 county parcel records, tax year 2026, with owner of record, mailing address, legal description, last recorded document number/date/type and land, improvement and net taxable value; free and unauthenticated (20,000 records per query), refreshed by the Assessor twice a year. The Assessor itself sells NOV and Abstract databases and shapefiles at $300-$400 each by email order (no licence stated beyond an indemnification disclaimer)
Sale pricesNo transaction data published
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The marquee buildings
The towers that set the tone of the core, and who holds them. A price is the price a document states, on the date it states — not an estimate of what the building is worth now.
| Building | Use | Owner | Owner type | Last price paid |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Albuquerque Plaza office tower (Bank of Albuquerque Tower, now WaFd Bank Building) 201 Third St NW (condominium at 330 Tijeras Ave NW on the roll), Albuquerque 358,196 sq ft · 22 floors |
Office | Albuquerque Plaza Office Investment LLC New Mexico's tallest building is a condominium. The 2026 roll puts Units 1, 3, 4 and 5 of Albuquerque Plaza Condominium in the name Albuquerque Plaza Office Investment LLC ($28.1M; Unit 1 alone $22,125,000); the 2.42-acre common area still stands in the name of the 1995 buyer, Crescent Real Estate Equities LP. A 2015 CMBS annex (WFCM 2015-C27) gives a $35M loan, appraised value $57.0M (2 Dec 2014), fee and leasehold title with a ground lease to 2051, and Bank of Albuquerque as a 20,909 sq ft tenant. Wikipedia says the complex was bought in 2019 by the owner of Heritage Hotels and Resorts; the roll name has not changed and no deed was opened. |
Private company | $34.7M 2005-02 Seller Crescent Real Estate's own figure: 'sales price net of selling costs', sale date 7 Feb 2005 (8-K, Feb 2005). The roll dates the buyer's unrecorded special warranty deed 3 Feb 2005. B |
| The Clyde Hotel (formerly Hyatt Regency Albuquerque) 330 Tijeras Ave NW, Albuquerque |
Hotel | Albuquerque Hotel Investments Capital LLC Units 2 and 6 of Albuquerque Plaza Condominium (2026 value $16,000,000 and $574,500) stand in the name Albuquerque Hotel Investments Capital LLC under a special warranty deed recorded 28 June 2013 (doc 2013077169). Wikipedia says the Hyatt went into foreclosure in 2010, that the office tower's owner group bought it from Bank of America in 2013, and that Heritage Hotels and Resorts rebranded it The Clyde in 2022 (392 rooms). Crescent Real Estate's own 8-K records its earlier sale of the 395-room 'Hyatt Albuquerque' on 19 Oct 2004 for $32.5M net of selling costs; what the 2013 buyer paid is on no record opened. |
Private company | —B |
| Simms Building 400 Gold Ave SW, Albuquerque |
Office | PPI-Simms LLC Two accounts covering Lots 1-12, Block 25 of the New Mexico Town Co.'s Original Townsite stand in the name PPI-Simms LLC (2026 values $9,628,878 and $2,938,400, about 1.2 acres in all), both under a quitclaim deed recorded 1 March 2013 (doc 2013042594). Wikipedia says Peterson Properties bought the 1954 International Style tower in 2013 and finished a $7 million renovation in 2014, and that Sandia Savings had bought it in 1973 for $1.75 million. No price for the 2013 sale is on any record opened. |
Private company | —B |
| One Civic Plaza (City/County Government Center) One Civic Plaza NW; on the roll 400 Marquette Ave NW, Albuquerque |
Civic | City of Albuquerque The account at 400 Marquette Ave NW (Tract A-2, plat of Tracts A-1 & A-2 '415 Tijeras', 0.77 acre) is held by the City of Albuquerque, exempt, 2026 value $30,895,326 of which $30.6M is improvements, under a quitclaim deed recorded 19 May 2021 (doc 2021103819); the same instrument also put the City's name on the lots under the 500 Marquette garage ($4.3M). Bernalillo County, the other former occupant, now owns 415 Silver Ave SW (Alvarado Square, $16.5M, 2017 deed). We identify the account as One Civic Plaza by its location - the block east of 5th Street that Wikipedia's 500 Marquette article calls the City-County Building - not by a name on the roll. |
Government | —B |
| Albuquerque Convention Center 401 2nd St NW, Albuquerque |
Civic | City of Albuquerque The account at 401 2nd St NW (parts of Lots 1-16 and vacated alley, 3.0 acres) is held by the City of Albuquerque, exempt, 2026 value $30,658,000 ($28.4M improvements), on a deed recorded 4 May 1976; three smaller City accounts share the situs. Next door, the 3.4-acre Civic Plaza account (2 Civic Plaza NW) is also the City's ($30,444,440). Wikipedia describes the center as New Mexico's largest, with the 106,200 sq ft Fran Hill exhibit hall and the Kiva Auditorium; the roll does not name the building, so it is matched by its street address. |
Government | —B |
| Rio Grande Credit Union Field at Isotopes Park 1601 Avenida Cesar Chavez SE, Albuquerque |
Civic | City of Albuquerque Tract CA of the summary plat for the Albuquerque Sports Complex, 25.71 acres, stands in the name of the City of Albuquerque, exempt, 2026 value $30,524,210 ($25.6M improvements); the last instrument against it is a special warranty deed recorded 27 Nov 2023 (doc 2023075197). Wikipedia gives the City as owner and the Albuquerque Baseball Club, LLC as operator, the cost as $25 million approved by voters, and the opening as 11 April 2003, replacing Albuquerque Sports Stadium on the same site. |
Government | —A |
| Albuquerque International Sunport 2200 Sunport Blvd SE, Albuquerque 2,286.0 acres (land account) |
Civic | City of Albuquerque The most valuable account in the city: Tract A-1, Sunport Municipal Addition, 2,286.0 acres, owner of record City of Albuquerque, exempt, 2026 value $587,301,988 (land $481,959,300), quitclaim recorded 16 Aug 2011. The roll splits the airport into 55 accounts worth $787.4M; 51 are the City's, including an improvement-only account of $80,855,800 at the terminal, while four improvement-only accounts are held by others - Terrapin ABQ Airport LLC ($21.0M, 2910 Yale Blvd SE), Cutter Flying Service Inc, the US Postal Service and 2700 Yale LLC - on City land. Wikipedia names the City as owner and its Aviation Department as operator. |
Government | —A |
| Netflix Albuquerque Studios (formerly ABQ Studios), Mesa del Sol Mesa del Sol, Albuquerque |
Industrial | Not established the source would not open Wikipedia gives Netflix as owner. The City's own Nov 2020 release says the City would issue an Industrial Revenue Bond to abate taxes on the first $500M of Netflix's build-out, that Netflix would buy about 170 acres and lease about 130 from the State Land Office. On the 2026 roll no account names Netflix; the City of Albuquerque holds Tract 1-A, Innovation Park II (152.6 acres, $119.9M, $105.0M of it improvements, deed recorded 1 Nov 2024) and Tract D-1-A at 5201 Hawking Dr SE (28.4 acres, $55.4M) - the title an IRB structure would leave with the City. No record opened ties either tract to the studio, so the owner is left blank. |
Not established | —B |
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The core land
The most valuable ground in the city, and what the public record says about it.
Every figure is computed from the Bernalillo County Assessor's 2026 parcel file as the City of Albuquerque republishes it, restricted to the 201,034 accounts in tax districts A1A C, A1AMC and A1AM - the City of Albuquerque districts (every City landmark checked falls in them; unincorporated county land carries X codes). Values are the Assessor's full values; New Mexico taxes one-third of value, so net taxable is about $18.6 billion. The most valuable ground in Albuquerque is public: the airport's land alone outweighs the whole downtown townsite many times over.
Value on the roll, City of Albuquerque$66.55 billion
Sum of 2026 total values on 201,034 accounts (land $15.91 billion); 11,857 accounts with value but no net taxable value (exempt) carry $9.33 billion. Read from the City GIS copy of the Assessor's file, 2026-10-13.
Highest-valued account$587,301,988
Albuquerque International Sunport land account, 2,286.0 acres, City of Albuquerque, exempt; land alone $481,959,300. 2026 Assessor value.
Highest-valued taxable account$220,375,912
1100 Central Ave SE, 8.26 acres, owner of record Presbyterian Healthcare Services (net taxable $73,451,292) - the downtown Presbyterian hospital campus. 2026 Assessor value.
Downtown original townsite, all accounts$115.3 million on 33.5 acres
173 accounts whose legal description is in the New Mexico Town Co.'s Original Townsite (N.M.T. Addition), the downtown grid around Central and Gold. The Albuquerque Plaza towers, One Civic Plaza and the Convention Center sit in neighbouring additions and are not in this sum. Computed from the 2026 roll.
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Who owns the town
At this scale the significant owner is rarely a trust or a fund: it is one or two local holding companies, a family in its second or third generation, and often the land around the town rather than the buildings in it.
Albuquerque's largest landholder is the City itself - nearly a quarter of the parcel acreage inside its tax districts - and after it the State Land Office, whose trust land at Mesa del Sol is being sold and leased for the city's southern expansion. The schools, the University and the federal government follow. Tribal land appears only at the edges: the Isleta and Sandia reservations lie outside the city and are not on the roll as taxable parcels, but both Pueblos hold land inside it, mostly in federal trust. Kirtland Air Force Base is not on the roll under any name. Acreage is the Assessor's figure or, where it disagrees with the mapped area, the smaller of the two; every spelling of an owner's name is grouped.
| Name | Type | Assessor 2026, City of Albuquerque tax districts |
|---|---|---|
| City of Albuquerque $2.45B of 2026 value, under 'City of Albuquerque' (1,887) and spellings such as 'City of Albuquerque Real Estate Office' (51), '... Real Estate Dept' and '... One Civic Plaza 2nd Floor'. Largest tracts: Double Eagle II airport (3,195 acres), the Sunport (2,286 acres, $587.3M) and the soils amendment facility (661 acres). A handful of accounts pair the City's name with a private user (e.g. 'City of Albuquerque KTech Corporation'), consistent with revenue-bond title; they are counted here. |
Government | 1,949 accounts, about 24,667 acresA |
| New Mexico State Land Office $391.2M under 'State of New Mexico State Land Office' (95), 'State of New Mexico Commissioner of Public Lands' (20) and three other spellings. Almost all of it is Mesa del Sol bulk tracts: Tract 3 (4,235 acres), Tract 11 (2,626 acres, $209.0M) and Innovation Park II Tract B (1,223 acres). Wikipedia notes the Land Office chose the Mesa del Sol master developer in 2002; the City's 2020 release says Netflix would lease about 130 acres of state trust land for its studio expansion. |
Government | 118 accounts, about 10,432 acresA |
| Albuquerque Public Schools (Board of Education) $1.67B under 'Board of Education' (221), 'Albuquerque Public Schools' (7) and six spellings of 'Albuquerque Municipal School District No 12'. Largest: Westland North Parcel C-1 (110 acres) and the Ancient Mesa tracts (70 and 63 acres, the latter $73.5M). |
Government | 236 accounts, about 2,128 acresA |
| MDS Investments LLC (Mesa del Sol) $51.2M, nearly all vacant bulk land at Mesa del Sol: Innovation Park Tract N (650 acres, deeded Nov 2025), Tract 14 (510 acres) and Broadway Tract 6A (192 acres). 54 of the accounts mail to 5700 University Blvd SE Suite 300. The roll does not name the parties behind it. |
Developer | 55 accounts, about 2,259 acresA |
| United States of America $126.2M under 'United States of America' (127), '... Petroglyph National Monument' (17), 'US Indian Service & Bureau of Indian Affairs' (11, including 46 acres at 1015 Indian School Rd NW, $54.4M), the Postal Service, GSA, the courts and the Department of the Army (five accounts, notices to the 377th engineer group). The largest tracts are West Mesa land: all of section 32, T11N R2E (640 acres) and 253 acres of section 4, T10N R2E. Kirtland Air Force Base and Sandia National Laboratories have no account in the City districts, and two test points we placed on the base fall outside every polygon in the City's municipal-limits layer. |
Government | 205 accounts, about 1,714 acresA |
| University of New Mexico (Regents) $750.0M under 'Regents of UNM Real Estate Dept' (246), 'Regents of UNM' (44) and four other spellings. Largest: Mesa del Sol Tract 2 (437 acres) and the South Golf Course (217 acres); the most valuable is 1005 University Blvd NE ($156.4M). The State of New Mexico also holds the 445-acre UNM 'airport parcel' tracts in its own name. |
Institution | 298 accounts, about 1,448 acresA |
| AMAFCA (Albuquerque Metropolitan Arroyo Flood Control Authority) $67.1M of arroyos, diversion channels and ponds, all under the single name 'AMAFCA'; the largest is 71 acres along Unser Blvd NW and the North Diversion Channel parcel (69 acres). |
Government | 154 accounts, about 929 acresA |
| Albuquerque Bernalillo County Water Utility Authority $96.4M; the largest are 191 acres at Double Eagle II and the 161-acre water treatment plant at 6000 Alexander Blvd NE ($71.9M). Utility land still titled to the City cannot be told apart. |
Government | 123 accounts, about 485 acresA |
| Bernalillo County $656.2M - small in acreage, high in value: Alvarado Square at 415 Silver Ave SW ($16.5M, bought 2017) and One Central, plus 51 acres at 601 Ben E Keith Way NW ($31.4M) and the juvenile justice center at 5100 2nd St NW. |
Government | 136 accounts, about 417 acresA |
| Pueblo of Sandia $40.0M. Five accounts (326 acres) are 'United States of America in trust for Pueblo of Sandia', including Coronado Industrial Park lots of 257 acres ($35.4M, deed Oct 2013); 15 smaller accounts (27 acres) are in the Pueblo's own name. The reservation itself lies north of the city and is not on the City roll. |
Government | 20 accounts, about 354 acresA |
| Public Service Company of New Mexico (PNM) $7.5M of substations and switching stations under seven spellings ('Public Service Co of NM' 58, 'Public Service Company of New Mexico' 11, 'PNM' 3, 'PNM Resources Inc' 1 and others); the largest is the 80-acre Reeves Station site. Most of these accounts carry little or no value on the county roll; the roll does not say how PNM's operating plant is otherwise assessed. |
Public company | 79 accounts, about 234 acresA |
| Pueblo of Isleta Mesa del Sol Tract 8-A off Broadway Blvd SE, held as 'United States of America in trust for Pueblo of Isleta', $924,300, deed doc 2023011311. The Isleta reservation borders Mesa del Sol to the south but lies outside the City; the Pueblo's other roll accounts (including 3,826 acres under 'Isleta Pueblo Grant') are in unincorporated county tax districts. |
Government | 1 account, 23.6 acresA |
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Who builds the houses
New-home building in this market: the volume, and the firms behind it. Ownership of a builder matters as much as its volume — a private-equity platform and a family firm behave differently.
Albuquerque builds few homes for a city of 560,000: the Census Bureau's 2025 permit survey records 525 single-family units, one 4-unit building and 27 buildings of five or more units (888 units) in the city, 1,417 units in all; Bernalillo County as a whole permitted 668 single-family units. National public builders are present on the roll, mostly as holders of finished lots on the West Side and at Mesa del Sol. The figures below count accounts on the 2026 roll in each builder's name inside the City, almost all vacant residential lots (class V) plus a few unsold homes; they are holdings on 1 January, not homes built. Two Wall Street single-family landlords hold a further 280 houses between them.
| Name | Type | Accounts on the 2026 roll, City of Albuquerque |
|---|---|---|
| PulteGroup (Pulte Homes) All 293 in the name 'Pulte Homes', mailed to one Albuquerque NE address: 284 vacant lots and 9 homes, about 99.5 acres, $14.8M; 83 of the deeds were recorded in 2026. PulteGroup's 2025 10-K puts New Mexico in its West segment, and its Exhibit 22 lists Pulte Homes of New Mexico, Inc. among its guarantor subsidiaries. |
Public company | 293 accountsB |
| D.R. Horton, Inc. In the parent company's own name, mailed to an Albuquerque NW address: 187 vacant lots and 16 homes, about 62.4 acres, $6.4M. D.R. Horton's fiscal 2025 10-K lists Albuquerque among its New Mexico homebuilding markets. |
Public company | 203 accountsB |
| Richmond American Homes of New Mexico, Inc. 45 lots and 6 homes, 6.5 acres, $5.5M, 45 of them deeded in 2025. M.D.C. Holdings' 2021 indenture supplement calls Richmond American Homes of New Mexico, Inc. a wholly owned subsidiary; the same SEC registrant (CIK 773141) now files as Sekisui House U.S., Inc. |
Public company | 51 accountsB |
| Hakes Brothers ABQ LLC 36 vacant lots, about 4 acres, 32 deeded in 2025; tax notices go to Albuquerque and Las Cruces addresses. Two further accounts in a family trust's name are excluded and not named. |
Private company | 36 accountsA |
| Twilight Homes of New Mexico LLC Includes one account spelled 'Twilight Homes New Mexico LLC'; 25 lots and 2 homes, 3.4 acres, $2.2M. |
Private company | 27 accountsA |
| Abrazo Homes LLC 16 lots and 7 homes, 3.1 acres, $3.5M; 18 deeded in 2025. Stillbrooke Homes Inc (28 accounts) and Amreston Homes LLC (26, mailed to Rio Rancho) hold similar lot counts. |
Private company | 23 accountsA |
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Commercial landlords
The commercial side, counted separately from housing: who holds the office, retail and industrial floor area.
Albuquerque's big commercial landlords are national: a mall owner, three healthcare and government-lease REITs and Simon. Each is matched from the roll to the REIT's own filing. The single-family rental platforms count separately: HPA III Acquisitions 1 LLC (198 houses under three spellings, $58.5M, tax notices 'ATTN Tricon Residential', all bought 2021-22; no SEC filing opened) and American Homes 4 Rent (82 houses, $14.9M, in Properties Five and Nine LLC, both in AMH's 2025 Exhibit 21, bought 2013-15). The two enclosed malls are held by single-asset LLCs - Mall at Cottonwood LLC (10000 Coors Blvd NW, $55.8M) and the Coronado Center companies - and only Coronado's tax notices name a parent.
| Name | Type | City of Albuquerque holding, Assessor 2026 |
|---|---|---|
| Ventas (Lovelace healthcare properties) VTR Lovelace MC & Rehab LLC (601 Dr Martin Luther King Jr Ave NE, $46.2M), VTR Lovelace WH LLC (4701 Montgomery Blvd NE, $19.7M), VTR Lovelace Westside LLC (10501 and 10511 Golf Course Rd NW) and Ventas Bear Canyon LLC, the Lovelace deeds all recorded 4 Aug 2015, tax notices via Altus Group. All four names appear in Ventas's 2025 Exhibit 21. Which hospital or clinic each account houses is not stated on the roll. |
REIT | 14 accounts, 61.5 acres, $100.0MB |
| Brookfield Properties Retail (Coronado Center) Coronado Center LLC and Coronado Centers LLC at 6600 Menaul Blvd NE and around it, tax notices 'ATTN: Brookfield Properties Retail'; main deed recorded 12 June 2003. No filing opened states Brookfield's stake, so the link rests on the roll's notice address. |
Private company | 7 accounts, 48.4 acres, $91.6MA |
| Easterly Government Properties USGP Albuquerque USFS I LLC and II LLC (3900 and 4000 Masthead St NE, $31.2M) and EGP 5441 Albuquerque LLC (5441 Watson Dr SE, Mesa del Sol, $7.8M), notices to Easterly; all three names are in Easterly's 2025 Exhibit 21. |
REIT | 3 accounts, 17.4 acres, $39.0MB |
| Simon Property Group (ABQ Uptown) Simon's 2025 10-K lists ABQ Uptown, Albuquerque, as a lifestyle center held in fee at 100%, acquired 2011, 99.6% occupied, with Schedule III cost of $100.4M. On the roll ABQ Uptown LLC (2200 Louisiana Blvd NE, $34.6M, notices to Simon's property-tax department) and three pad and peripheral LLCs hold 4 accounts, 20.0 acres, $37.6M. |
REIT | 228,833 sq ftB |
| Diversified Healthcare Trust DHC ZB Properties LLC holds 4411, 4420 and 4430 The 25 Way NE and two lots on The Lane at 25, all under one special warranty deed recorded 21 Dec 2023, notices to Two Newton Place (Newton, MA). DHC ZB Properties LLC is listed in DHC's Exhibit 21. |
REIT | 5 accounts, 26.3 acres, $25.4MB |
| CTO Realty Growth CTO18 Albuquerque NM LLC holds 5401 Watson Dr SE, Mesa del Sol (24.9 acres, $18.7M on the 2026 roll, deed 4 Oct 2018). CTO's Feb 2019 investor presentation (8-K) describes a 210,067 sq ft single-tenant office leased to a Fidelity Investments real-estate subsidiary, 'Investment $44.0 Million', acquired October 2018; CTO18 Albuquerque NM LLC is still in CTO's 2025 Exhibit 21. |
REIT | 210,067 sq ft; $44.0M purchase (Oct 2018)B |
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Looked for and not found
Claims this page would have made if a source could be opened. They are left out rather than guessed.
- Who owns the Albuquerque Plaza towers today. Wikipedia says the owner of Heritage Hotels and Resorts bought the complex in 2019, but the 2026 roll still names Albuquerque Plaza Office Investment LLC (office units, deed of Feb 2005) and Albuquerque Hotel Investments Capital LLC (hotel units, deed of June 2013); a sale of the LLCs' membership interests would not change the roll, and no 2019 deed, filing or press release was opened. Price for any 2019 transaction: none on record.
- Whether the WFCM 2015-C27 Albuquerque Plaza loan ($35M, matured 11 Feb 2025) was repaid, extended or went to special servicing; no 2025-26 trustee report was opened.
- Which roll account holds the original ABQ Studios / Netflix Albuquerque Studios buildings, and whether the City-held Innovation Park II tracts (152.6 and 28.4 acres) are Netflix's revenue-bond parcels. The City's address-point layers now require a token and the Assessor's record cards sit behind a disclaimer we did not accept, so no address could be tied to an account.
- That the 400 Marquette Ave NW account is One Civic Plaza and that the 2 Civic Plaza NW account is Civic Plaza itself: the roll gives no building names; both identifications rest on location and street address.
- What the 2013 buyer paid for the Simms Building, the 2013 buyer for the Hyatt, the 2024 buyer of the Bank of the West Tower block at 5301 Central Ave NE (Route 66 Multi Family ABQ LLC, warranty deed of 31 Jan 2024) or any other Albuquerque property: New Mexico keeps the residential sale affidavit confidential and requires none for commercial sales, so only sellers' and buyers' own filings (Crescent 2004-05, CTO 2018) state prices.
- Whether 2023 Senate Bill 338, which proposed extending the sale affidavit from residential to all real property, became law; the bill was seen only in search results and the statute's current text could not be read (law.justia.com is behind Cloudflare).
- The parties behind MDS Investments LLC, the largest private landholder in the City (2,259 acres at Mesa del Sol), and behind HPA III Acquisitions 1 LLC, whose tax notices go to Tricon Residential. No filing or company page opened names them, so no parent is stated.
- Kirtland Air Force Base's relationship to the City limits beyond two point tests: the base carries no roll account in any district and the City's municipal-limits layer leaves it outside every polygon, but no boundary document was opened.
- The Assessor's own terms for reuse of its data. Its Data for Sale page carries only a disclaimer and indemnification clause; the City's republication carries the ABQ Data Disclaimer, which reserves the City's right to make users stop displaying or distributing the data. republish is therefore false throughout.
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Sources
- AddressReport map service, layer 4 'Bernalillo County Tax Assessor Parcels' - owner of record, mailing address, legal description, last recorded document number/date/type, land, improvement, total and net taxable value, tax year 2026, for 257,283 county parcels (201,034 in City of Albuquerque tax districts), read 2026-10-13 — City of Albuquerque GIS (data: Bernalillo County Assessor GIS Group) · openA
- ABQ Data Disclaimer (terms of use: 'as is'; the City 'may require a user of this data to terminate any and all display, distribution or other use'; derivative applications must carry a prescribed attribution disclaimer; users indemnify the City) — City of Albuquerque · openA
- Data for Sale - standard products price list ($300-$400 per NOV/Abstract database or shapefile; special reports $50/hr + $300 set-up) and disclaimer: 'New Mexico is a limited disclosure state... governed by NMSA 1978 Chapter 7-38-4' — Bernalillo County Assessor · openA
- Assessor Property Record Search Portal - disclaimer ('Any reliance upon this data is made at the sole risk of the user') — Bernalillo County Assessor · openA
- Frequently Asked Questions ('Property records are confidential information. You may only review your own file.') — Bernalillo County Assessor · openA
- Recording and Filing - service fees (recording $25 per document; copy $1 per page; certified copy $2 per document; plat copies $1-$15) — Bernalillo County Clerk · openA
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- Crescent Real Estate Equities - Form 8-K, Exhibit 99.2, supplemental data Q4 2004 (dispositions: Hyatt Albuquerque, 395 rooms, 19 Oct 2004, $32.5M; Albuquerque Plaza, 366,236 sq ft, 7 Feb 2005, $34.7M - 'Sales Price Net of Selling Costs') — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- Crescent Real Estate Equities - Form 8-K, Exhibit 99.1, Q1 2005 ('On February 7, Crescent sold Albuquerque Plaza... proceeds, net of selling costs, of $34.7 million') — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- Wells Fargo Commercial Mortgage Trust 2015-C27 - free writing prospectus, Annex A (Loan 6, Albuquerque Plaza, 201 3rd Street NW: $35,000,000, appraised $57,000,000 at 2 Dec 2014, 358,196 sq ft, fee & leasehold, ground lease to 2051, tenants incl. GSA and Bank of Albuquerque) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
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- The Clyde Hotel (Albuquerque) [formerly Hyatt Regency Albuquerque] — Wikipedia · openA
- Simms Building — Wikipedia · openA
- Isotopes Park (Rio Grande Credit Union Field at Isotopes Park) — Wikipedia · openA
- Albuquerque International Sunport — Wikipedia · openA
- Netflix Plans to Boost New Mexico Presence with Expansion of ABQ Studios (24 Nov 2020: IRB for the first $500M; ~170 acres private purchase, ~130 acres State Land Office lease; up to $17M state and $7M local LEDA) — City of Albuquerque Economic Development · openA
- Netflix Albuquerque Studios — Wikipedia · openA
- 500 Marquette (garage built to serve 'the recently completed City-County Building via a pedestrian walkway above 5th Street') — Wikipedia · openA
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- Ventas - Exhibit 21 for 2025 (VTR Lovelace MC & Rehab, LLC; VTR Lovelace WH, LLC; VTR Lovelace Westside, LLC; Ventas Bear Canyon, LLC) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- Easterly Government Properties - Exhibit 21.1 for 2025 (EGP 5441 Albuquerque LLC; USGP Albuquerque USFS I, LLC and II, LLC) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- Diversified Healthcare Trust - Exhibit 21.1 for 2024 (DHC ZB Properties LLC) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- CTO Realty Growth - Exhibit 21.1 for 2025 (CTO18 Albuquerque NM LLC, 100%) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- Consolidated-Tomoka Land Co. - Form 8-K, Exhibit 99.1, investor presentation Feb 2019 (Albuquerque: 210,067 sq ft single-tenant office leased to a Fidelity Investments real-estate subsidiary, 'Investment $44.0 Million', acquired October 2018) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- PulteGroup - Form 10-K for 2025, Exhibit 22 list of guarantor subsidiaries (Pulte Homes of New Mexico, Inc.; Pulte Development New Mexico, Inc.) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- D.R. Horton - Form 10-K for fiscal 2025 (homebuilding markets: New Mexico - Albuquerque, Santa Fe) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- American Homes 4 Rent - Exhibit 21.1 for 2025 (American Homes 4 Rent Properties Five, LLC; Properties Nine, LLC) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- Building Permits Survey, annual 2025, places in the West Region (we2025a.txt) - Albuquerque city row (525 one-unit; 1 bldg/4 units of 3-4; 27 bldgs/888 units of 5+) — U.S. Census Bureau · openA
- Building Permits Survey, annual 2025, counties (co2025a.txt) - Bernalillo County, FIPS 35/001 — U.S. Census Bureau · openA
- Mesa del Sol (State Land Office selected the developer in 2002; bounded by the Sunport, Kirtland AFB, the Isleta Reservation and I-25) — Wikipedia · openA
- List of tallest buildings in Albuquerque — Wikipedia · openA
- Municipal Limits layer (layer 24 of the City 'fullviewer' map service) - point-in-polygon tests — City of Albuquerque GIS · openA
- M.D.C. Holdings - Form 10-K for 2021, Exhibit 4.6, second supplemental indenture of 23 June 2021 ('Richmond American Homes of New Mexico, Inc., a Colorado corporation and a wholly owned subsidiary of the Company'); EDGAR now lists CIK 773141 as Sekisui House U.S., Inc. — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- Recording Questions - FAQs ('We don't do full real estate searches'; search by grantee, grantor or document number only; certified copy $1 per page plus $2 per document) — Bernalillo County Clerk · openA
- Bank of the West Tower (Albuquerque) ('As of September 2023, the building is vacant and up for auction') — Wikipedia · openA