Cary, North Carolina
The Town of Cary republishes Wake and Chatham County's tax roll for every parcel, owner and recorded sale price included, free; North Carolina's deed stamps put a price on most sales, though SAS's campus and the Town's own parks were never bought on the open market.
10 buildings · 10 with an owner established · 20 sources · 3 tier A · 7 tier B · prepared 2026-10-15
Can you find out who owns it?
North Carolina records title by deed with each county's Register of Deeds; Cary is almost all in Wake County, with its western edge in Chatham County. The Town of Cary publishes a free map service of every parcel in and around the town, drawn from the two county tax rolls, giving owner of record, assessed land and building value, deed book and page and the last recorded sale price and date. Prices reach the record because the seller pays deed excise tax of $1 on each $500 of the price. Limits: towers and shopping centres sit in single-purpose LLCs, a sale of the owning company leaves no price, and the counties' own download and deed-search hosts refuse automated access.
Is ownership public?An open dataset names the owner
Cost of one title searchOwner of record free (Town of Cary Property map service; NC OneMap statewide parcels). Deed excise tax $1 on each $500 of price, paid by the seller before recording
Bulk ownership dataTown of Cary 'Property' feature service (Wake and Chatham parcels with owner, values, deed book/page, last sale price and date), free, no account; NC OneMap statewide parcels (owner and assessed value from the Wake County Assessor)
Sale pricesEvery sale, with its address
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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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SAS Institute world headquarters campus SAS Campus Drive (100–920), Research Drive, Matrix Drive and Trenton Road, Cary about 2.47M sq ft of buildings on the roll |
Office | SAS Institute Inc. The Town's copy of the Wake roll names SAS Institute Inc on 29 parcels inside Cary: about 386 acres, assessed at $531.1M (land $126.0M). The largest parcels are 920 SAS Campus Dr ($117.9M, 38.4 acres, 416,361 sq ft, built 2017), 500 SAS Campus Dr ($90.6M, 42.6 acres, 554,316 sq ft) and 820 SAS Campus Dr ($73.9M). Wake County ranks SAS Institute Inc Cary's #1 taxpayer for 2025 at $638,887,503 (including personal property). The campus was assembled and built by the company over decades, so no purchase price for the campus exists. Six small townhouse lots on McCartney Ct, also in its name, were bought for $100,000–$112,500 each between 1996 and 2003. |
Private company | —A |
| Fenton 10 Fenton Main St and Fenton Gateway Dr / Cary Towne Blvd, Cary 698,552 sq ft on the main parcel; about 1.23M sq ft on all Fenton parcels |
Mixed use | USEF HCG Fenton LLC The roll names USEF HCG Fenton LLC on seven Fenton parcels (deed 017402/00385) and HCG Fenton Phase D LLC on two undeveloped Phase D parcels (821 and 925 Cary Towne Blvd, 23.2 acres, deed 017402/00382). The main parcel, 10 Fenton Main St (17.6 acres, built 2022, $213.8M), is the highest-valued private parcel in Cary. All Fenton parcels total $263.6M. Wake ranks USEF HCG Fenton LLC Cary's #3 taxpayer for 2025 ($242,102,338). Neither deed carries a price, and no opened filing names the partners behind the LLC (see unverified). |
Private company | —A |
| Cary Towne Center site (former mall) 1105 and 1115 Walnut St, Cary about 87.3 acres; 220,152 sq ft of building remains on the roll |
Land | CTCL Holdings LLC Three parcels held by CTCL Holdings LLC, $113.8M; #10 Cary taxpayer for 2025 ($116.3M). A 2021 report on Epic Games' rezoning filing says the site is 'owned by an LLC known as CTCL Holdings', and that Turnbridge Equities and Denali Properties had bought it in 2019 'for $31.5 million'. The roll's 4 Feb 2019 sales sum to exactly $31,500,000, a distressed price after anchors left (JCPenney, Dillard's per Wikipedia). Wikipedia lists Epic Games as owner and the mall demolished March–April 2022. That CTCL is Epic's vehicle is this research's reading; no filing names its members. Epic Games Inc also holds three parcels on Crossroads Blvd ($25.1M). |
Private company | $95,000,000 2020-12-31 Sum of the three parcels' sale amounts on the roll ($73,770,300 + $12,335,000 + $8,894,700), deed 018270/01004; Research Triangle Regional Partnership: 'Epic Games acquired the property on Dec. 31, 2020, for $95 million'. B |
| WakeMed Cary Hospital 1900 Kildaire Farm Rd, Cary 633,930 sq ft |
Institutional | WakeMed The roll names WakeMed on 1900 Kildaire Farm Rd: 23.0 acres, assessed at $147.4M ($133.6M building, built 1990). It is the most valuable hospital parcel in Cary. WakeMed's own location page gives 'Cary Hospital … 1900 Kildaire Farm Road Cary, NC 27518'. The parcel is exempt, so it is not on the taxpayer list. |
Institution | —B |
| Booth Amphitheatre (Regency Park) 8003 Regency Pkwy, Cary 11,213 sq ft of structures; 9.5 acres |
Civic | Town of Cary Wikipedia's infobox gives 'Owner Town of Cary' (operator ASM Global & Outback Concerts, capacity 7,000, opened 10 June 2000). It also says the venue 'is located in Regency Park, which is owned and operated by the Town of Cary'. On the roll, 8003 Regency Pkwy is in the name of 'Cary Town of' (9.5 acres, $4.0M, building year 2000). The Town also holds 8051 Regency Pkwy (29.3 acres) and 4151 Regency Pkwy (14.4 acres) on the same road. Matching the venue to the 8003 parcel is this research's own step, based on the year built. |
Government | —B |
| USA Baseball National Training Complex (Thomas Brooks Park) 100 and 280 Brooks Park Ln, Cary about 146.5 acres in three Town parcels |
Civic | Town of Cary The roll names 'Cary Town of' on 100 Brooks Park Ln (119.9 acres, $17.4M) and on two parcels described as 'TR1 USA BASEBALL RCMB' and 'TR2 USA BASEBALL RCMB' (102 Old Place Rd, 4.2 acres; 280 Brooks Park Ln, 22.4 acres). Wikipedia lists the owners as 'USA Baseball Town of Cary' and says the complex 'was built in a partnership between the Town of Cary and USA Baseball' (opened 19 June 2007, cost $11,024,691). On the roll, title to the land is the Town's. No parcel inside the limits is in USA Baseball's name. |
Government | —B |
| WakeMed Soccer Park 950 E Chatham St (roll parcel), Cary 164.0 acres (roll); '150 acres' (Wikipedia) |
Civic | State of North Carolina Wikipedia gives 'Owner Wake County, Operator Town of Cary' and says the park sits on '150 acres … that the state of North Carolina has leased to Wake County'. The Town of Cary took over operations in 2004. WakeMed has held the naming rights since 1 January 2008 ($300,000 a year at the start). The roll parcel under the stadium is 950 E Chatham St, 'North Carolina State of', 164.0 acres, exempt, $38.9M, with no deed reference (000000/00000). This is the most valuable State parcel in Cary. Title is the State's, and Wake County holds a lease. The lease terms were not read. |
Government | —B |
| Crossroads Plaza 131–214 Crossroads Blvd, Cary 446,311 sq ft on the roll; 56.1 acres |
Retail | Kimco Realty (Crossroads Plaza 1743 LP) The roll names Crossroads Plaza 1743 LP on four parcels assessed at $102.2M. The main parcel is 214 Crossroads Blvd (49.9 acres, 402,447 sq ft, $88.1M). A fourth, 131 Crossroads Blvd, was added for $2,106,000 on 13 Jan 2023. Wake ranks the LP #14 among Cary taxpayers ($102,186,524). Kimco's FY2025 10-K Schedule III lists 'CROSSROADS PLAZA NC', acquired 2014, at a gross carrying amount of $108.0M ($13.4M land, $86.5M initial buildings). That the LP is Kimco's entity is inferred from the matching name, state and acquisition year. |
REIT | $91,000,000 2014-02-25 Sum of three parcels on the roll dated 25 Feb 2014 ($80,840,400 + $5,369,000 + $4,790,600), deeds 015587/01956 and /01965. B |
| MetLife Global Technology Campus 201 and 301 MetLife Way (Weston), Cary 949,404 + 424,070 sq ft of structures on the roll (including parking) |
Office | Highwoods Properties (Highwoods Realty Limited Partnership) The roll names Highwoods Realty Limited Partnership on 201 MetLife Way (26.7 acres, $123.2M, built 2014) and 301 MetLife Way (13.4 acres, $57.7M, built 2018), $180.9M together. Highwoods' FY2025 10-K Schedule III lists 'MetLife Global Technology Campus', office, acquired 2015: initial cost $21.58M land and $149.89M buildings, gross $172.5M. The matching of the Schedule III name to the MetLife Way parcels is this research's. No deed price is on the roll. |
REIT | —B |
| Downtown Cary Park 316 Mayton View Ln (S Academy St / Walker St), Cary 7.9 acres |
Civic | Town of Cary The roll names 'Cary Town of' on 316 Mayton View Ln, described as 'RCMB DOWNTOWN CARY PARK BM2023-02280', 7.9 acres, assessed at $9.54M (land). Nearby, the Town holds 316 N Academy St (18.3 acres, $67.6M; the Town's most valuable parcel) and 315 Kildaire Farm Rd (the regional library and downtown parking deck, $29.0M). Academy Park Cary LLC holds the private parcel beside the deck (370 S Walker St, $57.7M, built 2021). Town web pages on the park could not be read (Akamai). |
Government | —A |
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The core land
The most valuable ground in the city, and what the public record says about it.
Cary's most valuable ground is mostly private campus and apartment land: SAS's headquarters, Fenton, Highwoods' Weston office park and the former mall site. Institutional and public holdings sit beside them: WakeMed, the school board and the Town. Figures come from the Town of Cary's copy of the county rolls, read 15 Oct 2026. Wake parcels are those Wake codes to Cary (city code 'CAR'). Chatham parcels are those whose centroid falls inside the Town's limits polygon. Values are assessed values (Wake's 2024 revaluation). Exempt parcels are valued on this roll.
All Cary parcels (Wake County part)$49.62 billion
57,402 parcels, about 32,906 acres, land $15.52B and buildings $34.10B. Town of Cary Property layer, Wake rows with WC_City 'CAR', Oct 2026.
Chatham County part2,518 parcels, $1.76 billion
Chatham parcels whose centroid falls inside the Cary Town Limits polygon (62.44 sq mi). The layer carries no acreage for Chatham rows. One 'United States of America' parcel (600 Marthas Chapel Rd, $461.8M, 'GOV-1') is excluded. Its centroid lands inside the polygon, but at that value it is almost certainly large federal land, and centroid placement is unreliable for a parcel that size.
Highest-valued private parcel$213,803,805
10 Fenton Main St, USEF HCG Fenton LLC, 17.6 acres, built 2022. Next: 920 SAS Campus Dr ($117.9M) and 4000 Carolina Lily St, an apartment parcel held by MFREVF V - Aster LP ($109.6M). Town Property layer, Oct 2026.
Highest-valued exempt parcels$192,835,367
17001 Searstone Dr, the Searstone retirement community, Samaritan Housing Foundation Inc (18.5 acres, 517,812 sq ft, built 2013, land class EXEMPT). Next: WakeMed Cary Hospital, 1900 Kildaire Farm Rd ($147.4M), Glenaire Inc at 4000 Glenaire Cir ($124.3M) and Green Level High School, Wake County Board of Education ($107.4M). Town Property layer, Oct 2026.
Largest taxpayer$638,887,503
SAS Institute Inc, Cary's #1 taxpayer in 2025 ($2,172,217.51 tax due). Next: Highwoods Realty LP $359.5M, USEF HCG Fenton LLC $242.1M, WMCI Raleigh $214.2M, Kellogg/Austin Quality Food $191.7M, Duke Energy Progress $142.5M. Wake County, Cary Top 50 Taxpayers 2025.
Largest recorded single-deed sale$136,478,400
2412 Davis Dr (lot 1, Bradford), to Bradford XIV LLC, 28 Nov 2022, deed 019208/00697. Next: 4000 Carolina Lily St to MFREVF V - Aster LP, $117,336,591, 10 Dec 2025, and 22000 Havers Dr (Legacy Crossroads apartments), $111.0M, Aug 2022. Most of the largest sales are apartment communities. Town Property layer.
Deed excise tax$1 on each $500 of price
'paid by the transferor to the register of deeds … prior to recording' (NCDOR Statistical Abstract, Table 51). This is why the roll carries sale prices.
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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.
Public bodies and one software company hold the most land in Cary. SAS Institute's campus is the largest private holding. The Town holds the most parcels: parks, the downtown civic campus and water and sewer land. The school board's 42 campuses are worth the most. More than 1,700 parcels belong to homeowners' associations (common areas, about 2,800 acres at near-zero value). Counts group the spellings of each owner on the Town's copy of the roll (Oct 2026), inside the town limits. Acres are Wake GIS acres, because Chatham rows carry none. No parcel inside the limits stands in the name of Norfolk Southern, CSX or the North Carolina Railroad Company. Rail right-of-way is not parcelled on this roll. The Town's depot parcel at 211 N Academy St is described as 'PROP CSX TRANSPORTAION'.
| Name | Type | Cary parcels on the county rolls, Oct 2026 |
|---|---|---|
| Town of Cary Spellings 'Cary Town of' (254) and 'Town of Cary' (70). The largest are 316 N Academy St ($67.6M, 18.3 acres), 315 Kildaire Farm Rd (library and parking deck, $29.0M) and 1900 Old Reedy Creek Rd (74.2 acres, $25.9M). The list includes USA Baseball's complex, Regency Park and Downtown Cary Park. |
Government | 324 parcels (318 Wake, 6 Chatham), about 2,307 acres, $499.7MA |
| Wake County Board of Education (WCPSS) Spellings 'Wake County Board of Education' (30) and 'Wake Cnty Board of Education' (12). The largest are Green Level High School, 7600 Roberts Rd ($107.4M, 86.9 acres), 123 Middle Creek Park Ave ($82.0M) and Green Hope High School ($77.8M). Cary High School (638 Walnut St) is $62.3M. |
Government | 42 parcels, about 1,044 acres, $1.14BA |
| SAS Institute Inc. The headquarters campus off SAS Campus Dr, Research Dr and Matrix Dr, plus 32.5 acres of open land at 2401 Trenton Rd. Cary's #1 taxpayer (2025, $638.9M including personal property). |
Private company | 29 parcels, about 386 acres, $531.1MA |
| Wake County Almost all of the acreage is one parcel: 1400 Aviation Pkwy (863.3 acres, $32.8M). The next are White Oak Church Rd (60.8 acres) and 4000 Louis Stephens Dr ($11.4M). WakeMed Soccer Park is a County facility on State land and is counted under the State. |
Government | 26 parcels, about 1,078 acres, $78.5MA |
| State of North Carolina 'North Carolina State of' (9) and NCDOT (1, in Chatham). The largest is 950 E Chatham St (164.0 acres, $38.9M), the WakeMed Soccer Park land. Others: 71.5 acres off N Harrison Ave and a prisons parcel at 101 Roscoe Trl (21.7 acres). |
Government | 10 parcels, about 355 acres, $56.7MA |
| WakeMed Cary Hospital, 1900 Kildaire Farm Rd. Two other health systems hold land in Cary. Duke University Health System has 6 parcels and 104 acres on High House Rd, $70.9M, including a 2022 'Destination Center' parcel at $49.4M. UNC Health and Rex Hospital have 4 parcels, 39 acres, $70.3M. |
Institution | 1 parcel, 23.0 acres, $147.4MA |
| Duke Energy Progress 'Duke Energy Progress Inc' (11) and 'LLC' (2). Mostly substation and line land: 3150 High House Rd (37.2 acres), 2019 Ten Ten Rd (24.5 acres). Its utility plant is taxed separately: Wake ranks Duke Energy Progress Cary's #6 taxpayer at $142,489,838. |
Public company | 13 parcels, about 138 acres, $35.8MA |
| Homeowners' associations (combined) Common areas, open space and pools held by several hundred associations. The largest by parcel count are Kildaire Farms Homeowners Assoc (89), Park Village HOA (53) and Weldon HOA (30). The low assessed value is typical of common areas. |
Private company | about 1,760 parcels, about 2,800 acres, $15.6MA |
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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.
Cary is largely built out, and new homes now come mostly in the west (Alston, Green Level, Carpenter) and in the Chatham County fringe. The Census counts 431 one-unit permits in the Town in 2025 ($172.6M) and 256 units in 9 buildings of 5+ units: 687 units, down from 1,052 in 2024 (370 one-unit, 2 two-unit and 680 in 16 apartment buildings). The Town's permit data is not open to automated reading, and no builder league table is published. The figures below are therefore parcels still in each builder's own name on the roll (Oct 2026), nearly all finished lots without a house yet. They measure lot pipeline, not closings.
| Name | Type | Parcels in builder's name, Oct 2026 |
|---|---|---|
| Toll Brothers (Toll Southeast LP Company, Inc.) All in Wake, for example Blue Aster Ct. Toll Brothers' Exhibit 21 lists 'Toll Southeast LP Company, Inc., a Delaware corporation'. |
Public company | 125 parcels, all lots ($12.9M)A |
| H&H Homes (H&H Constructors of Fayetteville) Two spellings on the roll. The parent is not named in an opened source. |
Private company | 43 parcels (37 lots, $5.8M)A |
| M/I Homes (M/I Homes of Raleigh, LLC) M/I Homes' Exhibit 21: 'M/I Homes of Raleigh, LLC, a Delaware limited liability company … wholly-owned by the Company'. |
Public company | 42 parcels (37 lots, $4.3M)A |
| Taylor Morrison (Taylor Morrison of Carolinas, Inc.) Taylor Morrison's Exhibit 21.1 lists 'Taylor Morrison of Carolinas, Inc. North Carolina'. |
Public company | 39 parcels (30 in Chatham, $7.6M)A |
| Lennar (Lennar Carolinas, LLC) Lennar's Exhibit 21 lists 'Lennar Carolinas, LLC DE'. |
Public company | 33 parcels, all lots ($3.5M)A |
| Tri Pointe Homes (Tri Pointe Homes Holdings, Inc.) Tri Pointe's FY2025 Exhibit 21.1 lists 'Tri Pointe Homes Holdings, Inc. Delaware'. Stanley Martin Homes LLC holds 10 more lots ($2.3M), but no opened filing names its parent. |
Public company | 30 parcels, all lots ($3.5M)A |
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Commercial landlords
The commercial side, counted separately from housing: who holds the office, retail and industrial floor area.
Cary's office market is led by Highwoods, a Raleigh-based REIT, at Weston and CentreGreen. Shopping centres are held by listed REITs: Kimco at Crossroads Plaza and Kite at Parkside Town Commons. Fenton is a single-purpose joint-venture LLC. Apartments are the largest landlord class by value and are held almost entirely by single-purpose LLCs and partnerships. Dozens of single-family houses belong to rental-platform entities (AMH, Invitation Homes and Progress Residential borrower and property LLCs, 41 parcels by name).
| Name | Type | Cary holding |
|---|---|---|
| Highwoods Properties Spellings of Highwoods Realty LP, Highwoods Services Inc and Highwoods Forsyth LP. Cary's #2 taxpayer ($359,459,820). The FY2025 Schedule III lists MetLife Global Technology Campus, 1000–5000 CentreGreen, 11000 and 11800 Weston Parkway, CentreGreen Café and Fitness Center, and Weston land. |
REIT | 14 parcels, about 2.45M sq ft of structures, $379.8MA |
| USEF HCG Fenton LLC (Fenton) Cary's #3 taxpayer ($242,102,338). The partners behind the LLC are not established (see unverified). |
Private company | 9 parcels with HCG Fenton Phase D LLC, about 1.23M sq ft, $263.6MA |
| Kite Realty Group Roll owners KRG Parkside I LLC, KRG Parkside II LLC and KRG PRISA II Parkside LLC on Parkside Main St and NC 55 Hwy. 'KRG Parkside' is Cary's #12 taxpayer ($110,175,702). Kite's FY2025 10-K lists Parkside Town Commons among its operating properties. |
REIT | 8 parcels, 91.0 acres, 416,713 sq ft, $110.2M (Parkside Town Commons)B |
| Kimco Realty (Crossroads Plaza 1743 LP) Crossroads Plaza. #14 taxpayer. Schedule III 'CROSSROADS PLAZA NC', acquired 2014. |
REIT | 4 parcels, 56.1 acres, 446,311 sq ft, $102.2MB |
| WMCI Raleigh V, VI and VII LLC Apartment communities at 600 Eton Hall Ln, 1000 Alston Village Ln and 1000 Alexan Dr. Wake lists 'WMCI Raleigh' as Cary's #4 taxpayer ($214,181,597). The parent is not named in any opened source. |
Private company | 3 apartment parcels, 71.4 acres, about 1.13M sq ft, $213.5MA |
| Duke Realty LP (Woodlake industrial) Industrial buildings at 100–501 Innovation Ave. #34 taxpayer ($74,824,413). The roll still carries the Duke Realty name. Its current parent was not established from an opened filing. |
Private company | 5 parcels, 529,551 sq ft, $74.8MA |
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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 is behind USEF HCG Fenton LLC and HCG Fenton Phase D LLC. A search result (a Traded.co listing, not opened) describes a January 2025 $191M JLL-arranged loan for Fenton 'representing Hines Affinius Capital Columbia Development'. hines.com returned 403, so the partners and their stakes are not established.
- Cary Towne Center's current status and whether Epic still intends to build there. The roll shows CTCL Holdings LLC unchanged since the 2020 deed. No opened source covers Epic's plans after 2021 or any sale or listing of the site.
- That CTCL Holdings LLC is Epic Games' entity: inferred from the $95M Dec 2020 sale on the roll matching Epic's reported purchase. No filing names the LLC's members.
- Research Triangle Park 'edge' campuses in Cary: RTP itself lies in Durham and Wake counties outside the town. Cary's large campuses near it (Weston, CentreGreen, the MCI WorldCom Network Services parcels at 6400 and 7000 Weston Pkwy, $117.4M; Siemens Medical Solutions, #45 taxpayer) are on the roll. No source tying them to RTP was opened.
- Kellogg/Austin Quality Food, Cary's #5 taxpayer ($191.7M), is the largest industrial taxpayer. Its current corporate parent was not established from an opened filing.
- SREIT 2600 Harvest Creek Place LLC ($96.0M purchase, Nov 2021) and MAA TANC LLC (#39 taxpayer) are probably Starwood REIT and Mid-America Apartment entities. Their filings were not opened for Cary, so they are not listed as landlords.
- Distressed sales: the roll gives only each parcel's latest sale, not the deed type. Apart from the 2019 Cary Towne Center sale, no foreclosure or far-below-assessment commercial sale was established. Wake's disqualified-sales file sits on services.wake.gov (robots disallow).
- Town permit data naming the builder on each permit (data.townofcary.org API disallowed to robots; www.carync.gov behind Akamai). Builder figures are therefore lots held, not homes built.
- Condominium and townhouse units are owned unit by unit, mostly by private individuals, and are not named.
- Wake County pages on www.wake.gov disallow ClaudeBot in robots.txt, so Wake's own statement of its real-estate data files and their terms was not read for this record. The Raleigh record quotes them.
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Sources
- Town of Cary 'Property' feature service, layer 0: 302,645 parcels in Wake, Chatham and Durham counties with Owner, LandValue, BldgValue, TotalSaleValue, TotalSaleDate, DeedBook/DeedPage, WC_City (Wake city code; 'CAR' = Cary), County; read 15 Oct 2026 — Town of Cary (from Wake and Chatham County tax records) · openA
- Table 51. Excise [stamp] tax on conveyances [§ 105 Article 8E]: 'The tax rate is $1 on each $500 or fractional part of the consideration or value of the interest conveyed. The tax is paid by the transferor to the register of deeds of the county in which the real estate is located prior to recording' — North Carolina Department of Revenue (Statistical Abstract) · openA
- Cary Town Limits (Administrative Areas layer 2): one polygon, MUNIAREA 62.44 sq mi, last edited 2026; service description 'Town of Cary, Town of Apex, Wake County and Chatham County' — Town of Cary · openA
- Cary Top 50 Taxpayers - 2025 (name, assessed value, tax due) — Wake County Tax Administration · openA
- Building Permits Survey, place file South Region 2025 (annual): 'Cary town', FIPS 37/10740: 1-unit 431 bldgs, 431 units, $172,598,046; 5+ units 9 bldgs, 256 units — U.S. Census Bureau · openA
- Building Permits Survey, place file South Region 2024 (annual): 'Cary town': 1-unit 370; 2-units 2; 5+ units 16 bldgs, 680 units — U.S. Census Bureau · openA
- Epic Games seeks OK for future HQ at Cary Towne Center, including hotel (24 Jun 2021): 'the property owned by an LLC known as CTCL Holdings, which sits on three parcels'; 'Epic Games acquired the property on Dec. 31, 2020, for $95 million'; previous owners 'had just bought the Cary Towne Center for $31.5 million' — Research Triangle Regional Partnership · openA
- Cary Towne Center: Owner Epic Games; closed 31 Jan 2021; demolished March–April 2022 — Wikipedia · openA
- Koka Booth Amphitheatre: 'Owner Town of Cary'; 'located in Regency Park, which is owned and operated by the Town of Cary'; opened 10 June 2000 — Wikipedia · openA
- WakeMed Soccer Park: 'Owner Wake County Operator Town of Cary'; '150 acres … that the state of North Carolina has leased to Wake County'; naming rights $300,000 per year from 1 Jan 2008 — Wikipedia · openA
- USA Baseball National Training Complex: 'Owner USA Baseball Town of Cary'; 'built in a partnership between the Town of Cary and USA Baseball'; opened 19 June 2007, cost $11,024,691 — Wikipedia · openA
- Highwoods Properties, Inc. / Highwoods Realty LP Form 10-K FY2025, Schedule III (MetLife Global Technology Campus, CentreGreen 1000–5000, 11000 and 11800 Weston Parkway, Weston land) — SEC EDGAR · openA
- Kimco Realty Corp. Form 10-K FY2025, Schedule III: 'CROSSROADS PLAZA NC … 2014(A)', gross $108,047K — SEC EDGAR · openA
- Kite Realty Group Trust Form 10-K FY2025 (operating properties include Parkside Town Commons) — SEC EDGAR · openA
- WakeMed Cary Hospital location page: 'Cary Hospital … 1900 Kildaire Farm Road Cary, NC 27518' — WakeMed · openA
- Toll Brothers, Inc. Exhibit 21 (FY ended 31 Oct 2025): 'Toll Southeast LP Company, Inc., a Delaware corporation' — SEC EDGAR · openA
- Lennar Corporation Exhibit 21 (FY ended 30 Nov 2025): 'Lennar Carolinas, LLC DE' — SEC EDGAR · openA
- Taylor Morrison Home Corp. Exhibit 21.1 (FY2025): 'Taylor Morrison of Carolinas, Inc. North Carolina' — SEC EDGAR · openA
- M/I Homes, Inc. Exhibit 21 (FY2025): 'M/I Homes of Raleigh, LLC, a Delaware limited liability company … wholly-owned by the Company' — SEC EDGAR · openA
- Tri Pointe Homes, Inc. Exhibit 21.1 (FY2025): 'Tri Pointe Homes Holdings, Inc. Delaware' — SEC EDGAR · openA