Amarillo, Texas
Amarillo's owner of every parcel is free and CC0 in the State of Texas's 2026 land-parcel file, drawn from the Potter-Randall Appraisal District - but no public record says what any building sold for.
11 buildings · 11 with an owner established · 18 sources · 10 tier B · 1 tier A · prepared 2026-10-14
Can you find out who owns it?
Texas keeps no public title register; ownership is read from the appraisal district. Amarillo straddles Potter and Randall counties, both appraised by the Potter-Randall Appraisal District (PRAD), whose search portal is a JavaScript app. The same owner-of-record data - owner name, mailing address, legal description and account - is republished free by the Texas Geographic Information Office (TxGIO) in its StratMap 2026 Land Parcels file under a CC0 public-domain dedication, though for these two counties the file carries no values. Deeds are recorded by each County Clerk (Potter: $1 a page for copies, $5 to certify). No record holds a price: Texas has no mandatory sales disclosure, and sales an appraisal district learns of privately are confidential under Government Code Sec. 552.149.
Is ownership public?An open dataset names the owner
Cost of one title searchOwner of record free (Potter-Randall Appraisal District data in TxGIO StratMap Land Parcels); Potter County Clerk copies $1.00 per page plus $5.00 for certification
Bulk ownership dataTxGIO StratMap 2026 Land Parcels, county files for Potter (48375, 53,466 parcels) and Randall (48381, 65,530 parcels), owner of record, mailing address, legal description and situs from the two appraisal rolls, tax year 2026, CC0 1.0; land, improvement and market value are zero-filled for both counties
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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| FirstBank Southwest Tower (formerly Chase Tower) 600 S Tyler St, Amarillo |
Office | Chase Tower LLC The tallest building in Amarillo (374 ft, 31 storeys, per Wikipedia; renamed when FirstBank Southwest took naming rights in 2018-19). On the 2026 roll PRAD account 215482 (G & S-Plemons Addns Block 78, 2.07 acres) stands in the name 'Chase Tower LLC % CBRE Inc', mailed to Suite 2201 in the tower itself; the same name holds 3 accounts (2.6 acres). The roll does not say who stands behind Chase Tower LLC, and no filing opened does. No price: Texas records none. |
Private company | —B |
| Hodgetown (Amarillo Sod Poodles ballpark) 701-715 S Buchanan St, Amarillo |
Civic | City of Amarillo Wikipedia gives the owner as the City of Amarillo, the operator as Elmore Sports Group, a $45.5M cost (a construction cost, not a price) and an April 2019 opening; 6,631 seats. On the roll, the 8.93-acre block south of the Civic Center (PRAD 220232, Plemons Addn Block 1 Lot 1), where the ballpark stands, is in the name 'City of Amarillo Texas', mailed to 509 SE 7th Ave Ste 303. The City's own pages returned 403. |
Government | —B |
| Amarillo Civic Center (incl. Cal Farley Coliseum) 401 S Buchanan St, Amarillo |
Civic | City of Amarillo Wikipedia names the City of Amarillo as owner and operator; the coliseum seats 4,987. On the roll PRAD 100139 (Holland's Addn, 9.43 acres, 403 S Buchanan) and the neighbouring blocks at 400 and 550 S Buchanan (about 2.1 acres each) are in the name City of Amarillo. |
Government | —B |
| Rick Husband Amarillo International Airport 10801 Airport Blvd, Amarillo |
Civic | City of Amarillo Wikipedia gives the City of Amarillo as owner, operated by its Airport Department. On the roll 26 City of Amarillo accounts mailed to 10801 Airport Blvd cover about 3,316 acres inside the city limit, the largest in A B & M Block 2 Sections 50 (629 acres), 60 (391), 38 (363 and 276), 51 (242 and 226) and 74 (222). |
Government | —B |
| Northwest Texas Healthcare System 1501 S Coulter St, Amarillo |
Institutional | Universal Health Services (UHS of Amarillo Inc) 100% (owned, per the 10-K) UHS's 2025 10-K lists Northwest Texas Healthcare System, Amarillo, 405 beds, as 'Owned', with a 90-bed behavioral hospital and four emergency centres also owned; Northwest Texas Healthcare System, Inc. is a UHS subsidiary (Exhibit 21). On the roll the campus is in the name UHS of Amarillo Inc (7 accounts, about 90 acres, including 1501 Coulter at 18.7 acres and 44.6 acres at 7201 Evans St), mailed to the hospital; Northwest Texas Healthcare System Inc holds 4 more (about 17 acres). |
Public company | —B |
| BSA Health System (Baptist St. Anthony's Hospital) 1600 Wallace Blvd, Amarillo |
Institutional | BSA Hospital, LLC (Ardent Health) Owner of record: BSA Hospital, LLC, mailed to Ardent Health's Brentwood, Tennessee headquarters - 7 accounts inside the city (about 50 acres, including 27.0 and 7.5 acres on Wallace Blvd and 1500 Wallace). Ardent's 2025 10-K lists BSA Health System (3 hospitals, 485 beds) and BSA Hospital, LLC as a subsidiary, but its list of hospitals it owns names only Physicians Surgical Hospitals in Amarillo, and it leases ten hospitals from Ventas; the filing does not say which, so whether the main hospital building is leased is not established. |
Public company | —B |
| Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center Amarillo 1400 Coulter St / 1400 Wallace Blvd, Amarillo |
Institutional | Texas Tech University On the roll the campus tract at 1400 Coulter (Ridgeview Medical Ctr Block 4, 20.0 acres) and 1400 Wallace (5.1 acres) are in the name Texas Tech University, with 1260 and 1280 S Coulter (10.9 acres); in all Texas Tech University holds 5 accounts (40 acres) and TTU Health Sciences Center 3 (10 acres) inside the city. A state university: the land is public. |
Institution | —A |
| Bell Amarillo Assembly Center (V-22 / H-1 assembly) 400-401 Tiltrotor Dr, Amarillo (beside the airport) |
Industrial | Bell Textron Inc. Not a City-owned hangar on the 2026 roll: 6 accounts are in the name Bell Textron Inc(.), mailed to Bell's Fort Worth office - 20.0 acres at 400 Tiltrotor Dr (Airport Park Addn), 2.9 acres at 401 Tiltrotor and four Section 60 tracts by Airport Blvd (13.3, 35.0, 31.5 and 38.9 acres), about 142 acres. A further 1.2-acre account at 401 Tiltrotor Dr is in the name Amarillo Economic Dev Corp. Textron's 2024 annual report names the 'Bell Amarillo Assembly Center'. Whether any building rests on leased ground is not stated. |
Public company | —B |
| Tyson Foods Amarillo beef plant (outside the city limit) North of Amarillo off FM 1912 / N Masterson Rd, Potter County |
Industrial | Tyson Fresh Meats, Inc. (Tyson Foods) Tyson Fresh Meats, Inc. - Tyson's beef and pork subsidiary (10-K) - holds 12 accounts, about 4,778 acres, in Potter County just outside the city limit (A B & M Block 2 Sections 19-25 and 41-47, including 639 acres at 7610 N Masterson Rd and 435 acres at 5000 N FM 1912), mailed to Springdale, Arkansas. Tyson cut the Amarillo plant to one shift (8-K, Nov 2025) and in Aug 2026 named it one of three anchor beef plants and said the second shift would return. |
Public company | —B |
| Westgate Mall 7701 W Interstate 40, Amarillo |
Retail | Westgate Mall Realty LLC et al The mall straddles the Potter-Randall line. 15 accounts (about 94 acres) are in the name 'Westgate Mall Realty LLC ETAL', mailed to 150 Great Neck Rd Ste 304, Great Neck, New York; Wikipedia gives the owners as Mason Asset Management, Namdar Realty Group and CH Capital Group (878,000 sq ft). Anchor pads are held separately: Dillard Texas East LLC (16.9 acres) and Dillards Properties Inc (6.4), Penney Property Sub Holdings LLC (2 accounts) and, on the mall plat, Dayton Hudson Corp (8.3) and Agree Limited Partnership (4.5). No loan default or sale price was found in the filings searched. |
Private company | —B |
| Pantex Plant (outside Amarillo, Carson County) FM 2373 / US 60, Carson County, about 20 miles north-east of Amarillo |
Industrial | United States (Department of Energy / NNSA) Outside the city and outside both parcel files used here (Carson County). Wikipedia: a 16,000-acre site run for the Department of Energy by PanTeXas Deterrence LLC; the Army reclaimed the plant and 10,000 acres for the Atomic Energy Commission in 1951, and the other 6,000 acres have been leased from Texas Tech since 1989. The Carson County roll was not read. |
Government | —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 State's StratMap 2026 Land Parcels files for Potter and Randall counties (PRAD's roll, tax year 2026, acquired 1 August 2026), restricted to the 83,684 parcels whose centroid lies inside the City's city-limit layer. Neither county's file carries land, improvement or market values (all are zero), so this record gives no dollar values; PRAD's own values sit behind a JavaScript portal that was not read.
Parcels inside the City of Amarillo83,684 accounts on about 55,800 acres
43,918 accounts (37,780 acres) in Potter County and 39,766 (18,007 acres) in Randall. 566 accounts read 'UNKNOWN' as owner (133 acres); the file does not say why. Read 2026-10-14.
Largest single holderCity of Amarillo, about 6,460 acres (12% of mapped parcel land)
537 accounts; about 3,316 acres of it is the airport.
Downtown and its original plats3,811 accounts on about 1,393 acres
Accounts whose legal description begins Glidden & Sanborn, G & S, Plemons, Original Town or Holland's. The City holds about 130 acres of it (Civic Center, Hodgetown, City Hall blocks), BNSF 73, Amarillo Skyline Inc 34, Amarillo ISD 27 and Amarillo National Bank 16.
Sale pricesNone recorded
Texas has no mandatory sales disclosure; sales reported privately to an appraisal district are confidential (Gov. Code 552.149, as Harris CAD's 2026 report states).
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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.
Inside the city limit the City of Amarillo is by far the largest holder - about 6,460 acres, more than a tenth of all mapped parcel land, most of it the airport and park and utility tracts. Amarillo College and the school districts come next, then the railways. The largest private acreage is a handful of local land companies holding the city's undeveloped edges, several of which share mailing addresses. Acreage is computed from each parcel's mapped area in the State's 2026 parcel file; the file carries no values for Potter or Randall, so no dollar figures are given. Accounts in individuals' names are left out and not named.
| Name | Type | Accounts and mapped acres inside the City limit, PRAD roll via TxGIO 2026 |
|---|---|---|
| City of Amarillo Under 'City of Amarillo' (525), 'City of Amarillo Texas' (11) and one trustee account. 26 accounts mailed to the airport (about 3,316 acres) are the airfield; others include a 566-acre tract on NW 24th Ave and a 419-acre tract at 3804 SE 34th Ave. The City also holds large water-field and lake tracts outside the limit (e.g. three Randall County sections of 566-653 acres off City Lake Rd). No account is in the name of the Amarillo Housing Authority, which is a City department; its holdings, if any, are not separately named on the roll. |
Government | 537 accounts, about 6,460 acresA |
| Amarillo College (Amarillo Junior College District) 'Amarillo Junior College' (369) and 'Amarillo Junior College District' (8). |
Institution | 377 accounts, about 1,444 acresA |
| Amarillo ISD Under the name 'A I S D'. Canyon ISD holds 16 accounts (233 acres) in the Randall County part of the city, Highland Park ISD 2 (573 acres, one 503-acre tract) and River Road ISD 2 (about 24 acres). |
Government | 151 accounts, about 841 acresA |
| BNSF Railway Company 'BNSF Railway Company' (94) and 'BNSF Railway Company (P)' (102), including about 73 acres of yards and right of way in the downtown plats. Union Pacific Railroad Company holds 5 accounts (178 acres). BNSF is owned by Berkshire Hathaway (not checked in a filing here). |
Public company | 196 accounts, about 911 acresA |
| Amarillo Economic Development Corporation Under 'Amarillo Economic Dev Corp', mailed to 600 S Tyler St Ste 1600 - industrial-park land, including a parcel beside Bell's Tiltrotor Dr plant. |
Government | 20 accounts, about 698 acresA |
| Potter County Under 'Potter County'. Randall County holds only 3 accounts inside the city under its own name (the 25 accounts of 'Randall County Homes LLC' and 38 of 'Potter County Homes LLC' are a private company at 1000 S Jefferson St, not the counties). |
Government | 17 accounts, about 285 acresA |
| Southwestern Public Service Company (Xcel Energy) Under three spellings of Southwestern Public Service (41 accounts) and Xcel Energy Wholesalegroup Inc (1). The 2.1-acre block at 790 S Buchanan St is in the name SPS Amarillo TX Landlord LLC, mailed to Denver - a separate landlord entity, not the utility. |
Public company | 43 accounts, about 159 acresA |
| United States U S Government, United States of America (incl. the Navy and the Postal Service) and a 30-acre account in the name 'Veterans Hospital' at 6010 W Amarillo Blvd. Outside the limit 39 'U S Government' accounts in Potter County cover about 19,840 acres; the roll does not say what they are. |
Government | 12 accounts inside the city, about 123 acresA |
| Texas Tech University The Health Sciences Center campus at 1400 Coulter and Wallace (see marquee). The State of Texas holds 5 more accounts (26 acres). |
Institution | 8 accounts, about 50 acresA |
| GKC Operating LLC The largest private acreage inside the city, mailed to 7480 Golden Pond Pl. The roll does not say who stands behind it. |
Private company | 27 accounts, about 2,201 acresA |
| Attebury Elevators LLC and other owners mailed to 7830 Hillside Rd Ste 300 Attebury Elevators LLC (47 accounts, 1,628 acres) and 'Attebury Elevators LLC ETAL' (14, 35 acres), Happy Again LP (12, 655 acres), Happy Horizons Properties LP (19, 571 acres) and Rockrose Development LLC (67, 416 acres) share one mailing address. The roll shows the shared address only; it does not say they have common owners, so each is listed by name rather than combined. |
Private company | 158 accounts, about 3,258 acresA |
| P Dub Land Holdings Ltd and companies at PO Box 30206 P Dub Land Holdings Ltd (33 accounts, 1,027 acres), P Dub Investments Ltd (124-acre tract), P Dub AMA Real Estate LLC (18) and Ridgewood P Dub LLC (2) share PO Box 30206 with the builder Bluehaven Homes, LLC and Pega Development LLC (see residential). |
Private company | 58 accounts, about 1,167 acresA |
| Chevron Environmental Management Co Mailed to San Ramon, California; the roll does not describe the use. |
Public company | 9 accounts, about 644 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.
Amarillo's new houses are built mostly by regional and local firms, not the national public builders: no account inside the city is in the name of D.R. Horton, Lennar, LGI or another listed builder. Lubbock-based Betenbough Homes holds the most lots and unsold houses, followed by Amarillo firms Sinclair Builders and Bluehaven Homes. The figures below count accounts held in each builder's name inside the City limit on the 2026 roll - lots and unsold homes, not homes built. No league table of Amarillo starts by builder was found.
| Name | Type | Accounts held inside the City limit, PRAD roll via TxGIO 2026 |
|---|---|---|
| Betenbough Homes, LLC About 66 acres, mailed to 6305 82nd St, Lubbock. |
Private company | 291 accountsA |
| Sinclair Builders, Inc. About 36 acres, mailed to 813 SW 10th Ave. |
Private company | 209 accountsA |
| Bluehaven Homes, LLC About 24 acres, mailed to PO Box 30206 - the same box as Pega Development LLC (69 accounts, 66 acres of lots) and the P Dub land companies. |
Private company | 174 accountsA |
| B&M Amarillo Homes LP 65 under 'B&M Amarillo Homes LP' and 10 under 'B & M Amarillo Homes LP', about 11 acres. Developers Rockrose Development LLC (67), Estancia Development LLC (65) and 4F Land Development LLC (62) hold subdivision land. |
Private company | 75 accountsA |
| Christy Homes LLC About 9 acres. Alan Anderson Homes LLC holds 28 and Bear Construction LLC 23. |
Private company | 52 accountsA |
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Commercial landlords
The commercial side, counted separately from housing: who holds the office, retail and industrial floor area.
Amarillo's large private income property is retail and medical, not offices: the mall is owned by New York-based investors, the two hospital systems are owned by listed operators (UHS and Ardent), and owner-occupied big boxes and net-lease REITs hold the retail pads along I-40 and Soncy Rd. The downtown office stock turns on one tower (Chase Tower LLC) and a few local holders. A Chicago-based single-family-rental borrower is the largest holder of rented houses. Figures are accounts and mapped acres inside the City limit on the 2026 roll; no values are carried.
| Name | Type | Holding inside the City limit, PRAD roll via TxGIO 2026 |
|---|---|---|
| Westgate Mall Realty LLC et al (Mason Asset Management, Namdar Realty Group, CH Capital Group) Mailed to Great Neck, New York; Wikipedia names the three investors as owners of Westgate Mall. |
Private company | 15 accounts, about 94 acres; 878,000 sq ftB |
| Universal Health Services (UHS of Amarillo Inc; Northwest Texas Healthcare System Inc) Owned, per UHS's 2025 10-K property table. |
Public company | 11 accounts, about 107 acres; 405 + 90 bedsB |
| Ardent Health (BSA Hospital, LLC and BSA entities) BSA Hospital, LLC under two spellings and BSA Physician Holding Company, LLC, mailed to Ardent's Brentwood headquarters. |
Public company | 9 accounts, about 51 acres; 485 bedsB |
| Walmart (Wal-Mart Real Estate Business Trust; Sams Real Estate) Owner-occupied stores and Sam's Club. Lowe's Home Centers LLC (16 acres), Home Depot USA Inc (2 accounts, 23 acres) and Dayton Hudson Corp (Target, 8.3 acres at Westgate) hold their own pads; United Supermarkets, L.L.C. holds 5 accounts. |
Public company | 9 accounts, about 142 acresA |
| Net-lease REITs: STORE Master Funding, Realty Income, NNN REIT, Agree, Spirit STORE Master Funding entities (7 accounts), Realty Income under three spellings (7), NNN REIT, LP (3), Agree Limited Partnership (2, incl. a Westgate Mall pad) and Spirit Master Funding X LLC (1). |
REIT | about 21 accountsA |
| Fort KL SFR 2021-1 Borrower LLC and CF KL Assets LLCs Single-family rental: Fort KL SFR 2021-1 Borrower LLC (172), CF KL Assets 2023-1 LLC (74), CF KL Assets 2019-2 LLC (46 under two spellings) and 2021-2 LLC (12), all mailed to 320 N Sangamon St, Chicago. The roll does not name the sponsor. Locally, FTB Investments LLC (249 accounts) and Park Place Capital LLC (207) are the largest holders of rental houses. |
Private company | 304 accounts (houses)A |
| Chase Tower LLC The FirstBank Southwest Tower (600 S Tyler St), c/o CBRE Inc. Amarillo National Bank holds 47 accounts, 30 of them (16 acres) in the downtown plats. |
Private company | 3 accounts, 2.6 acresA |
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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.
- PRAD's own terms of use, any free export file and its licence. prad.org is a client-rendered portal that returned no readable text; the State's TxGIO file of the same roll is CC0, and that is the copy used.
- Any value. The TxGIO file is zero-filled for Potter and Randall, and PRAD's values were not read, so no highest-valued account, no total and no land benchmark is given.
- Who stands behind Chase Tower LLC (FirstBank Southwest Tower), GKC Operating LLC, the 7830 Hillside Rd and PO Box 30206 groups, and the Fort KL / CF KL rental borrowers. No filing or company page opened names them, so no person is named.
- Whether BSA's main hospital building is one of the ten Ardent hospitals leased from Ventas. The roll names BSA Hospital, LLC; Ardent's 10-K does not name the ten leased hospitals.
- Westgate Mall's financial position. Wikipedia names the investors; no loan, default or receivership filing was found in the EDGAR searches run, and the Amarillo Globe-News report of the sale was not opened.
- Holdings of the Amarillo Housing Authority. No account is in its name; as a City department its property, if any, would sit under City of Amarillo.
- What the 39 'U S Government' accounts (about 19,840 acres) in Potter County outside the city are. The roll gives no use.
- The Pantex Plant's land record. It lies in Carson County, whose roll was not read; the owner given rests on Wikipedia.
- Randall County's deed-copy fee (fee page not located) and anything on amarillo.gov (403 to scripts).
- Builder starts by company. Builder figures are account counts on the roll, not homes built.
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Sources
- StratMap 2026 Land Parcels - county files for Potter (48375) and Randall (48381): owner of record, mailing address, legal description, situs and account for 118,996 parcels, tax year 2026, data acquired 2026-08-01 (83,684 parcels lie inside the Amarillo city limit); land, improvement and market value fields are zero for both counties — Texas Geographic Information Office (TxGIO), Texas Water Development Board (data: Potter-Randall Appraisal District) · openA
- Official Public Records fee sheet (recording $16 first page, $4 each page after; 'All copies are $1.00 per page and $5.00 for Clerk's certification'), dated 2021 — Potter County Clerk · openA
- 2026 Mass Appraisal Report ('Texas does not have mandatory sales disclosure'; Government Code Sec. 552.149 sales confidentiality) — Harris Central Appraisal District · openA
- City Limits feature layer (one polygon; last edited October 2023), used to place parcels inside the city — City of Amarillo GIS (ArcGIS Online) · openA
- Hodgetown (infobox: location 701 S Buchanan St; owner City of Amarillo; operator Elmore Sports Group; cost $45.5 million; opened 8 April 2019; capacity 6,631) — Wikipedia · openB
- Amarillo Civic Center (infobox: 401 South Buchanan Street; owner and operator City of Amarillo) — Wikipedia · openB
- Rick Husband Amarillo International Airport (infobox: owner City of Amarillo; operator Amarillo Airport Department) — Wikipedia · openB
- FirstBank Southwest Tower (374 ft, 31 storeys, 600 South Tyler Street; formerly SPS Tower, Bank One Center, Chase Tower and Amarillo Tower; tallest building in Amarillo; National Register 2019; owner field blank) — Wikipedia · openB
- Westgate Mall (Texas) (infobox: 7701 I-40; 878,000 sq ft; owner 'Mason Asset Management, Namdar Realty Group and CH Capital Group'; opened 1982) — Wikipedia · openB
- Pantex (16,000-acre site in Carson County, 20 miles north-east of Amarillo; operated for the Department of Energy; 6,000 acres leased from Texas Tech in 1989) — Wikipedia · openB
- Form 8-K, Exhibit 99.1: 'Tyson Foods Announces Network Changes to Strengthen Long-Term Beef Business' (21 Nov 2025) - Amarillo beef facility converted to a single full-capacity shift — Tyson Foods, Inc. (SEC EDGAR) · openA
- Form 8-K, Exhibit 99.1: 'Tyson Foods Announces Network Restructuring for Beef Business' (13 Aug 2026) - beef business anchored on Dakota City, Holcomb and Amarillo; second shift at Amarillo to ramp back up — Tyson Foods, Inc. (SEC EDGAR) · openA
- Form 10-K for 2025, Item 2 Properties: 'Northwest Texas Healthcare System, Amarillo, Texas, 405, Owned'; Behavioral Health 90 beds, owned; four Northwest Emergency sites, owned — Universal Health Services, Inc. (SEC EDGAR) · openA
- Form 10-K for 2025, Exhibit 21 subsidiaries: Northwest Texas Healthcare System, Inc. (Texas) — Universal Health Services, Inc. (SEC EDGAR) · openA
- Form 10-K for 2025: BSA Health System, Amarillo (3 hospitals, 485 licensed beds); the hospitals Ardent owns or controls through JVs, which in Amarillo name only Physicians Surgical Hospitals; ten hospitals leased from Ventas subsidiaries under the Ventas Master Lease — Ardent Health, Inc. (SEC EDGAR) · openA
- Form 10-K for 2025, Exhibit 21.1 subsidiaries: BSA Hospital, LLC; BSA Health System of Amarillo, LLC; BSA Health System Holdings, LLC (all Texas) — Ardent Health, Inc. (SEC EDGAR) · openA
- 2024 Annual Report to shareholders: 'the first AH-1Z arrived at the Bell Amarillo Assembly Center' — Textron Inc. (SEC EDGAR) · openA
- Form 10-K for fiscal 2025: 'our beef and pork subsidiary, Tyson Fresh Meats, Inc.' — Tyson Foods, Inc. (SEC EDGAR) · openA