Arlington, Texas
Arlington's owners of record are free to read on Tarrant Appraisal District's roll as Tarrant County republishes it, and the city's two most valuable properties are its own: the stadiums of the Texas Rangers and the Dallas Cowboys.
10 buildings · 10 with an owner established · 18 sources · 3 tier A · 7 tier B · prepared 2026-10-21
Can you find out who owns it?
Texas keeps no public title register; ownership is read from the county appraisal district. Arlington lies in Tarrant County, where the Tarrant Appraisal District (TAD) values every parcel; TAD's own website is Cloudflare-blocked, but Tarrant County's GIS republishes TAD's parcel file as a free, unauthenticated map service giving each parcel's owner of record, mailing address, legal description, deed date and instrument number, and its land and improvement values. Deeds are recorded by the Tarrant County Clerk: watermarked copies are free online, and paper copies cost $1 a page plus $5 to certify. No public record holds a price: Texas has no mandatory sales disclosure, and sales an appraisal district obtains 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 (TAD data via Tarrant County GIS); deed copies $1 per page plus $5 to certify, watermarked online copies free (Tarrant County Clerk)
Bulk ownership dataTarrant County GIS 'TADParcels' ArcGIS feature service: 120,295 records carrying the City of Arlington (114,148 real-property, the rest business personal property), with TAD owner name, mailing address, legal description, deed date/instrument and 2026 values, free and unauthenticated (queries of up to 10,000 records); TAD's own data downloads could not be reached (Cloudflare), and no licence is stated on the service
Sale pricesNo transaction data published
Sites that forbid taking their data
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1
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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Arlington City Hall 101 W Abram St, Arlington 194,512 sq ft |
Civic | City of Arlington TAD account 42166916: owner of record ARLINGTON CITY OF, Original Town Addition Block 3R Lot 1, 3.25 acres, built 1980, 194,512 sq ft, 2026 value $38,062,850 ($849,420 land). A separate improvement-only account at the same address (42349352, 327,309 sq ft, built 2016, $52.0M) stands in the name of Arlington City Center LLC, mailed to Dallas; the roll does not say what that building is. |
Government | —A |
| AT&T Stadium 900 E Randol Mill Rd, Arlington 3,015,800 sq ft (TAD) |
Civic | City of Arlington TAD account 42162431: owner ARLINGTON CITY OF, Cowboys Stadium Addn Block A Lot 1, 72.86 acres, built 1989 per the roll [sic; opened 2009], 3,015,800 sq ft, 2026 value $1,859,375,000 ($19,058,370 land), exempt. Wikipedia names the City as owner and the Dallas Cowboys as operator; it puts the cost at $1.3 billion, with the City providing over $325 million in bonds (incl. interest) after voters raised the sales, hotel and car-rental taxes in 2004, and the team covering overruns. The second most valuable account in the city. |
Government | —B |
| Globe Life Field 700 Nolan Ryan Expwy (734 Stadium Dr), Arlington 1,700,000 sq ft (TAD) |
Civic | City of Arlington TAD account 42282002: owner ARLINGTON CITY OF, Ballpark Addition Block I Lot 2R, 8.23 acres, built 2018, 1,700,000 sq ft, 2026 value $1,939,425,010 ($3,582,990 land) - the most valuable account in Arlington. Wikipedia names the City as owner and Rangers Baseball Express, LLC as operator; the deal called for the City to issue $500 million in bonds repaid from the sales, hotel and car-rental taxes that funded AT&T Stadium (quoting the Dallas Morning News). The Star-Telegram called it a $1.2 billion stadium. |
Government | —B |
| Choctaw Stadium (former Globe Life Park) 1000 Ballpark Way, Arlington 1,400,000 sq ft (TAD) |
Civic | Arlington Sports Facilities Development Inc TAD account 40379949: owner ARLINGTON SPORTS FAC DEV INC, mailed to 101 W Abram St (City Hall), 15.30 acres, built 1993, 2026 value $537,050,000. Wikipedia names the City of Arlington as owner and says the City created the Arlington Sports Facilities Development Authority to build it; voters in 1991 put $135 million of the $191 million cost on the City. Since 2020 it holds Six Flags' offices, and Six Flags says its headquarters return there by March 2027 (Wikipedia). A 0.73-acre lot beside it is held by Ballpark Real Estate LP. |
Government | —B |
| Six Flags Over Texas 2201 E Road to Six Flags St, Arlington |
Mixed use | Six Flags Fund II Ltd Six Flags Entertainment owns ~56.9% of the Texas limited partner interests (28 Jun 2026) TAD account 41482603: owner SIX FLAGS FUND II LTD (Dallas), 189.88 acres, opened 1961, 2026 value $40,998,925 ($19.3M land); the fund holds 5 accounts and ~217 acres. Six Flags' 10-K says the park (217 acres) is leased from the limited partner of the partnership that owns it, and that in Jan 2026 it chose NOT to exercise its end-of-term purchase option; after the option lapses in 2028 the park 'may be sold with the proceeds applied to redeem the outstanding interests'. Its Q2 2026 10-Q puts the floor valuation at $527.4M and says it bought 3.453 units for $7.6M in 2026. |
Private company | —B |
| Loews Arlington Hotel and Convention Center; Live! by Loews 1601 and 1592 E Randol Mill Rd, Arlington 378,182 sq ft hotel/convention + 287,560 sq ft (TAD) |
Hotel | Loews Hotels & Co (Loews Corporation) On the roll the 888-room hotel is a possessory interest held by 'ARLINGTON CONVENTION CENTER HO[...]' (name truncated; $107.0M + $2.1M) with its garage under 'ARLINGTON CONVENTION CENTER PA[...]' ($32.9M); the 300-room Live! by Loews is a condo hotel unit of 'ARLINGTON STADIUM HOTEL OWNER' ($150.0M), all mailed to 9 W 57th St, New York. The ground under the convention block is City of Arlington land. Loews' 2025 10-K lists both hotels as owned, says Loews Hotels bought out Live! by Loews' minority holders in 2025, and that it wholly owns the Arlington Sheraton (1500 Convention Center Dr; improvements in Go For Three LLC, $54.4M) to be replaced by an Americana by Loews ($25M impairment). |
Public company | —B |
| Texas Live! 1600 E Randol Mill Rd, Arlington 139,821 sq ft (TAD) |
Mixed use | Arlington Live LLC Texas Live! is a condominium on the roll. Unit 1, the entertainment unit, is carried as improvements ($73.2M, built 2018) and a possessory interest ($3.0M) in the name of ARLINGTON LIVE LLC under a lease (instrument 'LEASE 4222'), with the fee and the 99.99% common-area interest in the name of 'ARLINGTON CONVENTION CENTER DE[...]', mailed to City Hall. The brewery unit is Arlington Brewery Owner LLC, and the 2023 residential tower next door (1200 Nolan Ryan Expwy, 539,000 sq ft, $97.5M) is Arlington Lot J Residential LLC - all three mailed to 601 E Pratt St, Baltimore. No document opened here names the parent of these entities. |
Private company | —A |
| General Motors Arlington Assembly 2525 E Abram St, Arlington 5,997,965 sq ft (TAD) |
Industrial | General Motors Co TAD account 01182080: owner GENERAL MOTORS CO, 248.78 acres, built 1954, 5,997,965 sq ft, deed 10 Jul 2009 (D209231978), 2026 real-property value $93.0M; GM's business personal property at the plant is valued separately at $762.0M, the third most valuable account of any kind in the city. GM LLC also owns the 80.5-acre Arlington Logistics Center (2919 E Division St, built 2017, $110.7M). The City's FY2026 budget lists a $1.4 billion, 1,200,000 sq ft assembly expansion, 4,000+ jobs retained, supported by real and business-property tax abatements. |
Public company | —A |
| The Parks Mall at Arlington 3811 S Cooper St, Arlington 1,342,617 sq ft (TAD); 1,510,000 sq ft (Wikipedia) |
Retail | Parks at Arlington L P GGP (Brookfield) 51%, CBRE Group 49% per Wikipedia TAD account 40332640: owner PARKS AT ARLINGTON L P, mailed to PO Box 101042, Chicago, Homart Addition, 40.67 acres, opened 1987-88, 2026 value $202,415,401 ($17.7M land); 4 accounts and $212.1M in all. Developed by Homart. Wikipedia gives the owners as GGP 51% and CBRE Group 49%; GGP is now part of Brookfield Properties. A 2025 refinancing reported by Commercial Observer was not read: that site's terms forbid automated access. |
Private company | —B |
| University of Texas at Arlington, main campus 701 S Nedderman Dr and surrounding blocks, Arlington |
Institutional | Board of Regents of the University of Texas System / State of Texas Wikipedia gives a 420-acre main campus. The roll splits it: 74 accounts (65.2 acres, $411.2M) stand in UT names - Board of Regents U T System in several spellings, and University of Texas at Arlington (e.g. 1140 S Cooper St, 12.71 acres, $119.2M; 501 S Pecan St, $105.4M) - while central campus buildings such as 702 College St, 550 S Cooper and 800 UTA Blvd (720,000 sq ft, built 2018, $46.3M) are titled 'TEXAS STATE OF' or 'TEXAS'. The rest of the stated campus acreage was not found in either name. |
Government | —B |
2
The core land
The most valuable ground in the city, and what the public record says about it.
Every figure here is computed from TAD's 2026 roll as republished by Tarrant County GIS, City of Arlington parcels only (Arlington lies wholly in Tarrant County). The city's most valuable ground is its entertainment district: the City itself owns the two most valuable accounts, the stadiums of the Rangers and the Cowboys, together worth $3.8 billion on the roll.
Market value on the roll, City of Arlington$59.3 billion
Sum of 2026 TAD values on 114,148 real-property records carrying the City of Arlington, read 2026-10-21; a further 6,147 business personal property accounts add $4.4B. The City's FY2026 budget uses a taxable base of $43,710,730,541 (s15).
Highest-valued account$1,939,425,010
Globe Life Field, 700 Nolan Ryan Expwy, City of Arlington, exempt; AT&T Stadium follows at $1,859,375,000. 2026 TAD values.
Highest-valued privately held real-property account$202,415,401
The Parks Mall at Arlington, 3811 S Cooper St, Parks at Arlington L P. Medical City Arlington (Columbia Medical Center of Arlington, 3301 Matlock Rd) is next at $172.2M. 2026 TAD values.
Land benchmark$10.00 per sq ft
TAD's 2026 land value per sq ft on Globe Life Field's site (358,299 sq ft); $6.00 at AT&T Stadium and City Hall; up to $25-$35 on N Collins St retail pads. Median across 107 Original Town (downtown) accounts over 10,000 sq ft: $4.40.
Accounts with owner withheld397 accounts, $143.6M
Records whose owner name reads 'Not Available' on the 2026 roll; the layer gives no reason.
3
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.
Arlington's largest landholders are public. The City holds about 7,700 acres in its own name - Lake Arlington, parks, a golf course and the entertainment district - and owns both big stadiums. The school districts, the state (largely highway and UTA land), Oncor's power-line strips and GM follow. The largest private holders of open ground are General Motors and the Six Flags partnership. Acreages are TAD's land-area fields as stated, inside the City of Arlington only; railway right-of-way is only partly on the roll.
| Name | Type | TAD 2026, City of Arlington |
|---|---|---|
| City of Arlington $4.50B of 2026 value, under 'Arlington City Of', 'City of Arlington' and '...Economic Dev'. Largest tracts: 801 Mosier Valley Rd (566 acres), 1 Lake Arlington (372 acres), 7001 Golf Club Dr (233), 701 NW Green Oaks Blvd (230) and 4650 S Collins St (204). The Arlington Sports Facilities Development Inc (Choctaw Stadium, $537.1M) and the Arlington Convention Center Development common areas are counted separately. |
Government | 758 accounts, about 7,675 acresA |
| Arlington Independent School District $1.19B; largest site 108 acres at 7001 Silo Rd; the Fine Arts center at 900 E Sanford St is $144.4M. |
Government | 100 accounts, about 1,416 acresA |
| Oncor Electric Delivery Co LLC Mostly narrow strips and small sites across the city, $11.4M in all. |
Private company | 140 accounts, about 422 acresA |
| Mansfield Independent School District $366.0M in south Arlington, the largest 75 acres at 7700 S Watson Rd ($115.7M). Kennedale ISD adds 9 accounts and 94 acres; Hurst-Euless-Bedford ISD one school. |
Government | 18 accounts, about 388 acresA |
| General Motors The 248.8-acre assembly plant and 80.5-acre logistics centre, $211.4M of real property (s10, s15). |
Public company | 12 accounts, about 355 acresA |
| State of Texas 'Texas State Of', 'Texas' and 'State of Texas', $339.2M; 249 of the accounts are mailed to 2501 SW Loop 820, Fort Worth, or 125 E 11th St, Austin, and they include UTA campus buildings. Texas Dept of Transportation holds one further 49.7-acre account in its own name. |
Government | 254 accounts, about 306 acresA |
| Six Flags Fund II Ltd / Six Flags Theme Parks Inc The Six Flags Over Texas partnership's land (~217 acres, 5 accounts) plus a 46-acre account of Six Flags Theme Parks Inc at 1800 E Lamar Blvd; the 10-K lists Six Flags Hurricane Harbor Arlington among the Arlington parks (s12). |
Private company | 6 accounts, about 263 acresA |
| Union Pacific Railroad Co Right-of-way along Division St and Abram St, valued at $4.1M. |
Public company | 29 accounts, about 218 acresA |
| Tarrant County College District 121.2 acres at 6501 New York Ave ($67.9M), plus 41 acres on S Watson Rd. |
Government | 4 accounts, about 162 acresA |
| Texas Health Resources (Arlington Memorial Hospital) $208.0M; Arlington Memorial Hospital at 800 W Randol Mill Rd ($112.4M) and the 16.4-acre 811 W IH 20 site. |
Institution | 18 accounts, about 106 acresA |
| Arlington Housing Finance Corp $243.5M of apartment complexes (e.g. 451 Highlander Blvd, 24.1 acres). Out-of-town housing finance corporations (Pecos, Pleasanton, Edcouch, La Villa) also hold Arlington apartments, $380M between them. |
Government | 11 accounts, about 100 acresA |
| University of Texas System / UT Arlington $411.2M; see the UTA marquee entry for the state-titled campus. |
Government | 74 accounts, about 65 acresA |
| United States U S A (5, incl. 40 acres at 1600 N Holland Rd), US Postal Service (6) and HUD (1). |
Government | 13 accounts, about 93 acresA |
5
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.
Arlington is close to built out. The Census Bureau counted 1,576 units permitted in the city in 2025: 532 single-family, 28 in duplexes, 204 in 3-4 unit buildings and 812 in buildings of five or more (s4). New houses come mostly from a few subdivisions in the far south and the Viridian master-planned community in the north. No Arlington builder ranking is published; the figures below count real-property accounts standing in each builder's own entity names inside the City on TAD's 2026 roll - lots, unsold homes and land on 1 January, not homes closed. Arlington is also home to the country's largest homebuilder: D.R. Horton's principal offices are at 1341 Horton Circle (s16), two accounts worth $41.9M.
| Name | Type | Accounts in City of Arlington, TAD 2026 |
|---|---|---|
| Brightland Homes BRIGHTLAND HOMES LTD, mailed to Austin: all in the Green Oak Preserve subdivision, one deed of 11 Apr 2024, 46.6 acres, 13 homes built 2025 and 94 lots, $10.3M. |
Private company | 107 accountsA |
| D.R. Horton DR HORTON - TEXAS LTD: 106 lots in California Meadows Addition, $4.4M, 11.9 acres. D R HORTON INC holds its headquarters at 1361 Horton Cir (405,188 sq ft, built 2016, $33.8M) and 1409 Wet N Wild Way ($8.1M); the 10-K gives 1341 Horton Circle, Arlington, as its principal executive offices (s16). |
Public company | 106 accounts (+2 headquarters accounts)B |
| CH Cadence Viridian Owner LP Viridian Collins West-South, all built 2023 and conveyed on one deed of 1 Aug 2022, $18.3M, mailed to Plano. Whether this is a builder or a build-to-rent owner is not stated on any record opened here. |
Private company | 103 accountsA |
| Weekley Homes WEEKLEY HOMES LLC (11) and the misspelling WEEKLY HOMES LLC (5), both mailed to 1111 N Post Oak Rd, Houston, in Viridian Village and Lakeside at Viridian; $5.2M. |
Private company | 16 accountsA |
| Lennar LENNAR HOMES OF TEXAS LAND AND [...], mailed to Irving, deeds of 7 Jan 2025; $0.7M. |
Public company | 5 accountsA |
| Viridian Holdings LP (land developer) Undeveloped lots across Viridian Village 2C, 3A and 3B, mailed to 5005 Riverway Dr, Houston; Viridian is TIRZ #6 in the City budget (s15). Its owners are not named on any record opened here. HC LOBF Arlington LLC holds a further 69 Viridian accounts. |
Developer | 242 accounts, 82.8 acresA |
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Commercial landlords
The commercial side, counted separately from housing: who holds the office, retail and industrial floor area.
Arlington's large private landlords are a hotel company, an industrial REIT, a mall partnership and a hospital group, with build-to-rent and single-family rental companies holding thousands of houses between them. Office towers barely figure. Counts are accounts in the owner's names on TAD's 2026 roll inside the City, grouped by shared mailing address where the note says so; they are not portfolio-wide figures.
| Name | Type | City of Arlington holding, TAD 2026 |
|---|---|---|
| Loews Hotels & Co The convention hotel, its garage, Live! by Loews and the Arlington Sheraton, all mailed to 9 W 57th St, New York; Loews' 10-K calls them owned hotels (s14). Mostly possessory interests on City land. |
Public company | 5 accounts, $346.4MB |
| Prologis Industrial buildings in Prologis-Exchange TX 2008 LLC, Prologis North American Prop..., Prologis First US Properties, Prologis Texas I LP and Liberty Property LP, all mailed to 60 State St Ste 2200, Boston. |
REIT | 13 accounts, 171.8 acres, $226.8MA |
| Parks at Arlington L P (Brookfield / CBRE) The Parks Mall; Wikipedia gives the ownership as GGP 51% / CBRE Group 49% (s9). |
Private company | 4 accounts, 46.9 acres, $212.1MB |
| HCA (Medical City Arlington) Columbia Medical Center of Arlington (3 accounts, hospital at 3301 Matlock Rd $172.2M), H C A Realty Inc (7), HCA Squared LLC (2), Hospital Corp of America (2), all mailed to PO Box 80610, Indianapolis. The City budget names 'Columbia Medical Center of Arlington Subsidiary, LP (MCA)' for a $90M expansion (s15). |
Public company | 16 accounts, 43.0 acres, $204.7MA |
| CPT Arlington Highlands entities Arlington Highlands Addition on I-20: CPT Arlington Highlands 1 LP (7; main parcel $132.8M, re-recorded after a merger on 1 Jan 2025), CPT Arlington Highlands 2 LP (3) and affiliates, mailed to 2 Seaport Ln, Boston. The parent is not named on any record opened here. |
Private company | 12 accounts, 74.9 acres, $174.9MA |
| Hart Arlington TX LLC Park 20/360 industrial buildings (e.g. 4101 Research Blvd, 723,840 sq ft, built 2017, $60.9M), one deed of 11 Dec 2019, mailed to 191 N Wacker Dr, Chicago. |
Private company | 11 accounts, 118.8 acres, $149.4MA |
| Big Box Property Owner C LLC Arlington Commerce Center warehouses on New York Ave (821,502 + 557,478 + 319,126 sq ft, built 2008), deeds Dec 2015, mailed to 1065 Sixth Ave, New York. |
Private company | 3 accounts, 90.8 acres, $141.6MA |
| Progress Residential address group Accounts mailed to PO Box 4090, Scottsdale: Progress Residential Borrower entities (230), Yamasa Co Ltd (118), Home SFR Borrower (39), FYR SFR Borrower (30), PR Borrower 26 (18) and others. The largest single-family rental holder in the city; grouped by shared address only. |
Private company | 573 houses, $131.6MA |
| BAF Assets entities BAF Assets LLC, BAF Assets 2/5/6 LLC and RH Partners Ownerco 2 LLC, mailed to 3903 S Congress Ave #40298, Austin. Parent not named on any record opened here. |
Private company | 281 houses, $71.9MA |
| Tricon SFR entities Tricon SFR 2020-2/2023-2/2024-3 Borrower LLCs and SFR JV-1/JV-2 Borrower LLCs, mailed to 15771 Red Hill Ave, Tustin, CA. |
Private company | 266 houses, $58.7MA |
| Invitation Homes SWH 2017-1 Borrower LP (73), CSH Property One LLC (69), 2019-1 IH Borrower LP (49), IH2 Property West LP (33), 2018-4 IH Borrower LP (22), Invitation Homes 7 LP (7), mostly mailed to 5420 LBJ Fwy, Dallas - Invitation Homes' principal office; its 10-K counts 3,554 Dallas homes (s18). |
REIT | 254 houses, $64.1MB |
| FirstKey Homes (FKH SFR Propco entities) FKH SFR Propco B-HLD LP (126), G, H, A, C2, mailed to 600 Galleria Pkwy SE, Atlanta. |
Private company | 232 houses, $61.5MA |
| American Homes 4 Rent AMH 2014-1/2/3 Borrower LLCs, American Homes 4 Rent Properties..., ARP 2014-1 Borrower and American Residential Leasing, mailed to Calabasas and 280 E Pilot Rd, Las Vegas (AMH's principal office); 10-K: 3,663 Dallas-Fort Worth homes (s17). |
REIT | 215 houses, $60.3MB |
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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.
- TAD's own terms of use for its data downloads: tad.org is Cloudflare-blocked and the Tarrant County GIS service carries only the line 'Tarrant Appraisal District', so whether TAD restricts reuse could not be read or quoted. republish is false throughout.
- The Parks Mall's February 2025 refinancing ($215M from Nuveen and Torchlight, per search results citing Commercial Observer and Traded) was not read: Commercial Observer's terms forbid automated access and traded.co is Cloudflare-blocked. Wikipedia's GGP 51% / CBRE 49% split is undated.
- The parents of the Baltimore-addressed Texas Live! entities (Arlington Live LLC, Arlington Lot J Residential LLC, Arlington Brewery Owner LLC), of CPT Arlington Highlands 1 LP (Boston), Hart Arlington TX LLC, Big Box Property Owner C LLC, BAF Assets and Viridian Holdings LP are not tied to any company by a document opened here.
- What 'Arlington City Center LLC' holds at 101 W Abram St (327,309 sq ft improvement-only account beside City Hall) is not stated on the roll.
- Six Flags Over Texas's future: after Six Flags declined its 2028 purchase option the park 'may be sold'; no sale had been announced in the filings read (to 6 Aug 2026).
- Single-family rental counts are grouped by mailing address; Yamasa Co Ltd shares Progress Residential's Scottsdale PO box but no document ties the two.
- No Arlington builder league table exists; Pro Builder's Top 200 ranks by national revenue and was not used. Builders' closings in the city are not public.
- Texas publishes no sale prices, so no marquee acquisition carries a price; the stadium costs are construction costs as Wikipedia reports them.
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Sources
- TADParcels feature layer: Tarrant Appraisal District parcels with owner of record, mailing address, situs, legal description, deed date and instrument, land and improvement value (2026 appraisal, 1 Jan 2026); City of Arlington subset of 120,295 records read 2026-10-21 — Tarrant County GIS (data: Tarrant Appraisal District) · openA
- Copies of Official Public Records (Real Property): '$1 per page fee, plus an additional $5 fee if the copy needs to be certified'; unofficial watermarked copies free online — Tarrant 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
- Building Permits Survey, annual 2025, places in the South Region (so2025a.txt): Arlington, TX row — U.S. Census Bureau · openA
- AT&T Stadium ('Owner City of Arlington'; cost $1.3 billion; city bonds) — Wikipedia · openA
- Globe Life Field ('Owner City of Arlington'; city to issue $500 million in bonds) — Wikipedia · openA
- Choctaw Stadium ('Owner City of Arlington'; Arlington Sports Facilities Development Authority; Six Flags headquarters) — Wikipedia · openA
- Six Flags Over Texas (owned by a Texas limited partnership; 212 acres) — Wikipedia · openA
- The Parks Mall at Arlington ('Owner GGP (51%) CBRE Group (49%)'; 1,510,000 sq ft) — Wikipedia · openA
- Arlington Assembly (owned and operated by General Motors; 250 acres) — Wikipedia · openA
- University of Texas at Arlington (420-acre main campus; parent: University of Texas System) — Wikipedia · openA
- Six Flags Entertainment Corporation: Form 10-K for 2025 (Six Flags Over Texas, 217 acres, leased from the Texas Partnership; option not exercised) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- Six Flags Entertainment Corporation: Form 10-Q for the quarter ended 28 June 2026 (56.9% of Texas limited partner interests; SFOT implied valuation $527.4 million) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- Loews Corporation: Form 10-K for 2025 (Loews Hotels & Co owned hotels: Loews Arlington Hotel and Convention Center, Live! by Loews Arlington; Arlington Sheraton replacement) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- City of Arlington FY 2026 Adopted Operating Budget and Business Plan (total tax base $43,710,730,541; economic development projects incl. GM and Columbia Medical Center of Arlington Subsidiary, LP) — City of Arlington (copy filed with Tarrant County Clerk) · openA
- D.R. Horton, Inc.: Form 10-K for fiscal 2025 (principal executive offices 1341 Horton Circle, Arlington; began 1978 in Fort Worth) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- American Homes 4 Rent: Form 10-K for 2025 (Dallas-Fort Worth, TX: 3,663 homes; principal office 280 Pilot Road, Las Vegas) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- Invitation Homes Inc.: Form 10-K for 2025 (Dallas: 3,554 homes; principal offices 5420 LBJ Freeway, Suite 600, Dallas) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA