Colorado Springs, Colorado
In Colorado Springs the owner and last sale price of every parcel are free from the El Paso County Assessor; the City itself holds about a fifth of the land, a group of BLH companies some 18,000 mostly vacant acres on the eastern edge, and the most valuable parcels are hospitals, an Amazon warehouse and the Broadmoor.
7 buildings · 7 with an owner established · 31 sources · 7 tier A · prepared 2026-10-13
Can you find out who owns it?
Colorado records title by deed with the county Clerk and Recorder; Colorado Springs lies in El Paso County, whose Clerk lets anyone search recorded documents free but charges $50 a year for remote access to deed images. The El Paso County Assessor publishes a weekly download of every parcel in the county with its owner of record, mailing address, actual value and last sale price, plus monthly files of sales by property class. Prices reach the record because a documentary fee of $0.01 per $100 is paid on recording; the buyer's Real Property Transfer Declaration (TD-1000) itself is confidential. The county reserves copyright in its data compilations, so the file is cited, not mirrored.
Is ownership public?An open dataset names the owner
Cost of one title searchOwner of record free (El Paso County Assessor weekly parcel file, no account). Clerk and Recorder: searching recorded documents is free; remote access to deed images $50 a year plus $0.25 per printed page; copies $0.25 per page, certified +$1. Recording: flat $43 per document; documentary fee $0.01 per $100 of consideration over $500
Bulk ownership dataEl Paso County Assessor 'EPC Parcel Data' (owner, mailing address, actual and assessed value, land use, building, last sale date and price) for every parcel in the county, tab-delimited, updated weekly, free download; monthly sales files by property class with reception numbers
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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Palmer Center (Wells Fargo Tower and 1st Bank Tower) 2 N Cascade Ave and 2, 4, 40-80, 90 S Cascade Ave, Colorado Springs 459,500 SF (2015 loan prospectus); 247,202 sq ft building area on the roll's office parcel |
Office | Palmer Center Owner LLC, RPalmer LLC and Overland Palmer LLC (tenants in common, per the roll) 2015 prospectus: RPalmer, LLC 10%, DPalmer, LLC 10%, Palmer Center Owner, LLC 40%, Overland Palmer, LLC 40% The roll names Palmer Center Owner LLC, RPalmer LLC and Overland Palmer LLC as owners of the office unit, actual value $77,139,779; the Antlers hotel unit is a separate parcel. A 2015 CMBS prospectus describes the collateral as 'the 1st Bank Tower and the Wells Fargo Tower' with an atrium building and a 1,642-stall garage, securing a $74M loan appraised at $103.9M. The loan was not repaid at its 1 Aug 2025 maturity, went to special servicing on 9 Sep 2025 and stood at $58.8M in January 2026, the lender 'dual tracking workout discussions and foreclosure'. No later outcome was found. |
Private company | —A |
| Plaza of the Rockies (South Tower) 121 S Tejon St, Colorado Springs 356,308 sq ft across 19 condominium units (roll, built 1999) |
Office | SCMC No 1 LLC (14 units) and the City of Colorado Springs (5 units) A 2010 SEC lease schedule identifies '121 South Tejon Street (Plaza of the Rockies)'. The roll divides the 1999 tower into condominium units: SCMC No 1 LLC, recorded 'c/o Nor'wood Dev' at 111 S Tejon St Ste 222, holds 14 units worth $30.9M including both garage levels; the City of Colorado Springs holds five office floors (units 2-A, 3, 4, 5 and 6-B), $22.8M. The City's unit 6-B carries a 2003 transfer coded 'Trade or Exchange' at $2.1M; the other units show 2002 transfers with no price. The adjoining 1983 office building at 105 S Tejon St ($23.4M) is held by SCMC LLC at the same address. |
Private company | —A |
| The Broadmoor 1 Lake Ave, Colorado Springs 202,623 sq ft on the main hotel parcel (roll) |
Hotel | Broadmoor Hotel Inc The roll names Broadmoor Hotel Inc (PO Box 1439, Colorado Springs) as owner of the main hotel parcel, actual value $98,365,013, which carries no recorded sale. Inside the City the company holds 20 parcels, 418 acres and $175.6M, plus four more outside it (24 parcels and $177.0M countywide). The roll names only the company; no filing opened names its parent, so none is named here. |
Private company | —A |
| U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Museum 200 S Sierra Madre St, Colorado Springs 50,519 sq ft (roll, built 2018) |
Civic | United States Olympic Museum The roll names UNITED STATES OLYMPIC MUSEUM as owner of the museum parcel (1.66 acres), actual value $20,859,178; the last transfer, Nov 2017, carries no price. Separately, the UNITED STATES OLYMPIC COMMITTEE holds the Olympic Training Center site at 1750 E Boulder St (33.75 acres, $56.9M) and a 150-acre parcel in section 10-14-65, both inside the City. |
Institution | —A |
| Weidner Field 111 W Cimarron St, Colorado Springs 42,968 sq ft (roll, built 2020) |
Civic | Stadium Metropolitan District The roll names the STADIUM METROPOLITAN DISTRICT, a special district, as owner of the stadium parcel (4.5 acres, 'multipurpose buildings'), actual value $26,309,473, care of a Denver law firm; the May 2021 transfer carries no price. The roll does not name the football club that plays there as an owner of the parcel. |
Government | —A |
| Ford Amphitheater 13045 Spectrum Sun View, Colorado Springs 230,000 sq ft (roll, built 2024); land 9.01 acres (roll), 'approximately 9.5 acres' (8-K) |
Civic | The Sunset Amphitheater LLC (building); O'Neil Roth Ford, LLC (land) Venu Holding Corporation 14% of Sunset Amphitheater, LLC, with 100% voting control (FY2025 10-K) The roll splits the venue: the amphitheater improvements ($73,972,600) stand in the name of THE SUNSET AMPHITHEATER LLC, and the 9.01-acre ground in the name of ONEIL ROTH FORD LLC, recorded as an arm's-length sale of $49.7M. Venu's 10-K says it holds 14% of Sunset Amphitheater, LLC with all voting control. Its June 2026 8-K says the land sale 'did not involve the Ford Amphitheater itself' and that the buyer is co-owned by Venu's chairman and chief executive and a shareholder. In Nov 2025 Venu sold the 5.5-acre parking lot for $14M and leased it back. |
Public company | $49,700,000 2026-06-05 Land only: sold by Notes CS I, DST, a Venu subsidiary, in a sale-leaseback; $29.82M cash plus a $19.88M seller note. The roll records the deed on 8 Jun 2026. A |
| Colorado Springs Airport 7756 Milton E Proby Pkwy (terminal), Colorado Springs 306,609 sq ft terminal (roll, built 1993); airfield parcel 3,938 acres (County GIS) |
Civic | City of Colorado Springs The roll names the City ('Colorado Springs City of') as owner of the terminal parcel ($64,297,624) and of the airfield parcel on N Powers Blvd (3,938 acres by the County's parcel geometry, $40.5M). The rental-car service buildings beside the terminal are assessed to the car-hire companies. Peterson Space Force Base adjoins the airfield: of the parcels crossing the base boundary on the County's military layer, about 200 acres are titled to the United States of America, and the largest crossing parcel is the City's airfield parcel. |
Government | —A |
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The core land
The most valuable ground in the city, and what the public record says about it.
Colorado Springs' most valuable parcels are not office towers. They are hospitals (one Catholic, one City-owned), other City-owned sites and an Amazon warehouse; the Broadmoor is the most valuable hotel, and downtown's office towers are worth less than $80M each. Figures are actual (market) values on the El Paso County Assessor's parcel file of 6 Oct 2026 for parcels whose centre lies inside the City, summed and sorted by this research, and the County's 2026 certification of value.
Highest-valued parcel$344,346,685
6001 E Woodmen Rd, hospital, 645,304 sq ft, recorded 'Catholic Health Initiatives d/b/a CHI Colorado'. Next: 525 Bob Peters Grv (City of Colorado Springs, $262.7M) and the hospital at 4002 Briargate Pkwy (City, 'Attn Memorial Hospital Admin', $205.5M). Assessor parcel file, 6 Oct 2026.
Highest-valued private commercial parcel$198,000,000
4222 Integration Loop, Amazon.com Services LLC: a 3,486,127 sq ft warehouse on 69.25 acres, built 2019. The Broadmoor's main hotel parcel follows at $98.4M. Assessor parcel file, 6 Oct 2026.
All parcels in the City$107.92 billion
172,541 parcels, actual value $107,923,864,564, exempt public land included, on about 112,200 acres. The County's 2026 certification for the City, which counts taxable plus religious, private-school and charitable property, is $98,165,480,193.74 of actual value and $9,486,265,350 of net taxable assessed value (certified 25 Aug 2026, s10).
Largest recorded sale of 2026$150,600,000
Recorded on 17 Feb 2026 against 1605 Briargate Pkwy, a community shopping centre parcel valued at $26.8M, now in the name of AP Briargate LLC, coded 'Arms-Length Sale'. The parcel file does not say what else the price covered. The Ford Amphitheater ground sold for $49.7M in June 2026 (see marquee). Assessor parcel file.
Documentary fee$0.01 per $100
El Paso County Clerk and Recorder: payable on documents conveying title where consideration exceeds $500 (C.R.S. 39-13-102); recording is a flat $43 per document from 1 Jul 2025 (s4). The buyer's TD-1000 declaration is confidential.
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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.
Parcels whose centre falls inside the City cover about 112,200 acres. The City of Colorado Springs holds about a fifth of that in its own name: parks and open space, the airport and the utility system, whose land is titled to the City (the roll shows no owner named Colorado Springs Utilities). The largest private holding by area is a single set of companies, BLH No 1 to No 5 LLC, with about 18,350 vacant acres on the eastern edge, about twice as much as the next twenty private owners combined (about 8,900 acres). Federal land inside the City is mostly Peterson Space Force Base, which is barely parceled. Counts group every spelling of an owner. Acres use the smaller of the roll's land area and the mapped parcel, summed by this research from the County parcel file of 6 Oct 2026; holdings of private individuals are left out.
| Name | Type | Holdings in the City, Oct 2026 |
|---|---|---|
| City of Colorado Springs (incl. airport and utility land) Six spellings, mostly 'Colorado Springs City of' (1,987) and 'City of Colorado Springs' (309). Includes the airport's 3,938-acre airfield parcel, Garden of the Gods Park (two parcels, about 910 acres) and the hospital at 4002 Briargate Pkwy recorded 'Attn Memorial Hospital Admin' ($205.5M). A handful of parcels are addressed to the utilities (PO Box 1103, 'c/o Utilities Director'), but utility land is not separable. The Housing Authority, a separate body, holds 227 more parcels ($195.9M). |
Government | 2,308 parcels, about 23,800 acres, $1.65BA |
| BLH No 1 LLC to BLH No 5 LLC BLH No 1 LLC (40 parcels, about 12,310 acres) and BLH No 2 LLC (48, about 5,290) hold most of it; Nos 3 to 5 hold about 880 acres. Almost all is vacant or agricultural land, so its value is low. The mailing address, 111 S Tejon St Ste 222, is also the address of the Plaza of the Rockies units that the roll records 'c/o Nor'wood Dev' and of The Nor'wood Foundation. No filing opened states who owns the BLH companies, so no parent is named. |
Private company | 95 parcels, about 18,350 acres, $3.8MA |
| United States of America (incl. Peterson Space Force Base) The roll's federal parcels are held as United States of America (9, several c/o General Services Administration or the Army Corps of Engineers), United States Government (3, including the post office at 201 E Pikes Peak Ave) and Air Force Academy (2). The County's military layer (s8) puts Peterson SFB at about 1,355 acres, of which some 1,344 lie inside the City boundary on a 200-foot grid test by this research; most of the base carries no parcel. About 175 acres of the Air Force Academy's boundary fall inside the City; Fort Carson, Schriever SFB and Cheyenne Mountain SFS are outside it. |
Government | 14 parcels, 345 acres, $36.2M on the roll; Peterson SFB about 1,350 acresA |
| State of Colorado (incl. CDOT) Eleven spellings. The largest areas are two Department of Natural Resources parcels on Highway 115 and NORAD Rd (about 1,040 acres) and a Highway 115 parcel addressed to the State's wildlife agency at 6060 Broadway (about 360 acres). The Department of Transportation holds 125 parcels (about 160 acres); the community-college board holds parcels at 5675 S Academy Blvd recorded for Pikes Peak Community College. The State Board of Land Commissioners holds 16 parcels (about 7,100 acres) in El Paso County at its Sherman St address, only one of them, 5.5 acres, inside the City. |
Government | 166 parcels, about 1,755 acres, $97.7MA |
| School District 11 The City's central district, led by Palmer High School at 301 N Nevada Ave ($19.0M). Four other districts reach into the City: Academy School District 20 (32 parcels, about 500 acres, $121.2M, three spellings), Harrison School District No 2 (27, about 280 acres, $101.1M), Falcon School District 49 (16, about 170 acres, $28.9M) and Cheyenne Mountain School District 12 (14, about 120 acres, $18.1M). |
Government | 77 parcels, about 640 acres, $128.9MA |
| El Paso County Held as El Paso County (35) and El Paso County Facilities Corp (3, $100.0M on about 4 acres), all addressed to 200 S Cascade Ave. The largest single value is the County office at 1645 W Garden of the Gods Rd ($85.8M). One further parcel ($22.4M) is held jointly by Pikes Peak Regional SE Facilities LLC, the City and the Board of County Commissioners. |
Government | 38 parcels, about 635 acres, $388.6MA |
| Regents of the University of Colorado (UCCS) Six spellings, nearly all addressed to 1420 Austin Bluffs Pkwy, the Colorado Springs campus, several 'for the benefit of University of Colorado at Colorado Springs'. University of Colorado Health, a separate hospital operator, holds five parcels ($53.6M). |
Government | 46 parcels, about 540 acres, $54.5MA |
| Southern Colorado Rail Park LLC Grazing and dry-farm land off Charter Oak Ranch Rd on the City's southern edge, valued as agricultural land. Nearby, Edw C Levy Co (recorded d/b/a Schmidt Construction Inc and Centennial Materials Inc) holds 8 parcels, about 800 acres, mostly grazing land plus an earth-and-stone parcel. Other large private holdings by area: The Navigators (3 parcels, about 710 acres, religious-exempt), COG Land & Development Co (9 parcels, about 540 acres, one recorded c/o Broadmoor Hotel Inc) and Broadmoor Hotel Inc (21 parcels, about 415 acres). |
Private company | 8 parcels, about 2,350 acres, $0.9MA |
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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.
Colorado Springs still grows outward, and much of El Paso County's new-home land lies outside it: of 4,173 parcels the twelve builders named below hold county-wide, 1,284 are inside the City. The Census Bureau's permit survey publishes no figure for Colorado Springs itself: its 2025 place file has no Colorado Springs row, and El Paso County's permits are reported as a single block, labelled 'El Paso County Unincorporated Area', carrying 2,719 of the county's 2,721 single-family permits. The county permitted 5,707 homes in 2025 (2,721 single-family, 182 in two-unit buildings, 2,804 in buildings of five or more units) against 3,849 in 2024 (2,733 single-family and 872 in 5+-unit buildings). National builders are present but do not dominate: the largest holder of lots in the city is a local private company. The figures below count parcels standing in each builder's own name on the County roll of 6 Oct 2026 whose centre falls inside the City, with the county-wide count in brackets. They are lots and unsold homes, not starts or closings.
| Name | Type | Parcels in the City, Oct 2026 (county-wide) |
|---|---|---|
| Elite Properties of America Inc 270 vacant residential lots and 29 single-family homes inside the City, mailing address 2138 Flying Horse Club Dr. The roll names only the company; no filing opened names its owners or trade name, so none is given here. |
Private company | 300 (891)A |
| Toll Brothers (Toll Southwest LLC) 183 vacant lots and 17 homes inside the City. Toll Brothers' FY2025 Exhibit 21 lists Toll Southwest LLC, a Delaware limited liability company, as a subsidiary. |
Public company | 200 (416)A |
| D.R. Horton (Melody Homes, Inc.) 179 of the 180 are vacant lots. D.R. Horton's FY2025 Exhibit 21.1 lists Melody Homes, Inc. (Delaware) and the trade name 'D.R. Horton - Melody Series'; its 10-K names Colorado Springs as one of its Colorado markets. No D.R. Horton-named entity holds a parcel in the county. |
Public company | 180 (383)A |
| LGI Homes (LGI Homes - Colorado, LLC) All of LGI's El Paso County parcels lie inside the City: 129 lots and 8 homes. LGI Homes' 2025 Exhibit 21.1 lists LGI HOMES - COLORADO, LLC. |
Public company | 137 (137)A |
| Clayton Properties Group (Berkshire Hathaway) Held as Clayton Properties Group Inc, Clayton Properties Group II Inc and 'Clayton Properties', all at 4908 Tower Rd, Denver (the II entity's rows read 'c/o GMA Tax Dept.'). Berkshire Hathaway's 2025 Exhibit 21 lists Clayton Properties Group, Inc. (Tennessee); the 'II' entity is not itself listed, so the link for those parcels rests on the shared name and address. |
Public company | 111 (432)B |
| Lennar (Lennar Colorado, LLC) 80 lots and 8 homes inside the City. Lennar's FY2025 Exhibit 21 lists Lennar Colorado, LLC. Also inside the City: Challenger Communities LLC and Challenger Colorado LLC, 92 (590), Weekley Homes LLC 60 (128), Vantage Homes Corp 59 (214) and Aspen View Homes LLC 55 (227), all private. Richmond American Homes of Colorado, Inc. (Sekisui House U.S., s24) holds 332 parcels county-wide but 2 in the City; Meritage Homes of Colorado, Inc. (s25) holds 331, none in the City. |
Public company | 88 (92)A |
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Commercial landlords
The commercial side, counted separately from housing: who holds the office, retail and industrial floor area.
None of the fifteen most valuable office parcels in the City stands in a listed REIT's name: the top ones are owner-occupied (Ent Credit Union at 11550 Ent Pkwy, $78.0M; Progressive Direct Insurance; Focus on the Family; Oracle; Hewlett Packard Enterprise), and the downtown towers stand in private LLCs, condominium units and, in part, the City's name (see Palmer Center and Plaza of the Rockies). Apartment complexes, the largest private values on the roll, are each held in a single-property LLC, often a tenancy in common or a Delaware statutory trust, and no opened filing ties any of them to a listed landlord. The listed landlords present are single-family-rental REITs, which hold houses in securitisation entities. The largest private holders by value are owner-occupiers: the Catholic hospital system, Amazon and Walmart. Figures are roll counts inside the City (County parcel file of 6 Oct 2026) unless a 10-K is cited; links to parents rest on each company's Exhibit 21.
| Name | Type | Colorado Springs holding |
|---|---|---|
| Invitation Homes Inside the City: CSH Property One LLC 157, 2018-4 IH Borrower LP 72, 2024-1 IH Borrower LP 62, 2019-1 IH Borrower LP 28, IH2 Property West LP 28 and SRP Sub LLC 15; 344 are single-family homes. All but the 2024-1 entity are listed in Invitation's 2025 Exhibit 21.1 (s29); the 2024-1 entity is not listed, but its roll mailing address is the principal office the 10-K states. The 10-K reports Colorado homes only as its Denver market (2,954 homes). |
REIT | 362 parcels, $147.7M (roll)B |
| American Homes 4 Rent (AMH) FY2025 10-K Schedule III: Colorado Springs, CO, 194 single-family homes, gross carrying amount $88,783 thousand, acquired 2013-2023. On the roll only 41 homes inside the City stand in AMH-named entities (AH4R Properties Two LLC 38, 'American Homes 4 Rent' c/o Properties Five LLC 3), both listed in AMH's Exhibit 21.1 (s27); the rest of the 194 may lie outside the City or in other names. |
REIT | 194 homes, $88.8M gross (Colorado Springs market)A |
| Catholic Health Initiatives The most valuable private holding in the City by value. Led by the hospital at 6001 E Woodmen Rd, recorded 'Catholic Health Initiatives d/b/a CHI Colorado', $344.3M and 645,304 sq ft, the most valuable parcel in the City; a second hospital at 10860 New Allegiance Dr ($121.8M) and medical offices at 2202 N Nevada Ave ($114.0M). Held under four spellings. The roll names no parent. |
Institution | 22 parcels, 291 acres, $616.7M (roll)A |
| Amazon (Amazon.com Services LLC) Led by the warehouse at 4222 Integration Loop, built 2019: 3,486,127 sq ft on 69.25 acres, actual value $198.0M, plus a 105,025 sq ft distribution warehouse at 4607 Forge Rd (2021) and two vacant lots. Amazon's 2025 Exhibit 21.1 lists Amazon.com Services LLC as 100% owned. |
Public company | 4 parcels, 3.59M sq ft, $212.2M (roll)A |
| Walmart (Wal-Mart Real Estate Business Trust) Nine store parcels, four vacant lots and a 211,974 sq ft computer centre at 10625 Federal Dr ($32.5M), held as Wal-Mart Real Estate (10), Walmart Real Estate (2), Wal-Mart Stores Inc and Wal-Mart Real Est Business Trust. Walmart's FY2026 Exhibit 21 lists Wal-Mart Real Estate Business Trust as 100% owned. |
Public company | 14 parcels, 1.40M sq ft, $131.9M (roll)A |
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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 BLH No 1 LLC to BLH No 5 LLC (about 18,350 acres inside the City). The roll gives only the companies and a mailing address shared with entities recorded c/o Nor'wood Dev; no filing or register opened names their members.
- Who stands behind Elite Properties of America Inc (the largest holder of residential lots in the City), Southern Colorado Rail Park LLC, SCMC No 1 LLC and the single-property apartment LLCs that hold the City's most valuable private residential parcels.
- The parent of Broadmoor Hotel Inc and of Catholic Health Initiatives. No filing opened names either.
- What happened to the Palmer Center loan after January 2026, when it was in special servicing with the lender 'dual tracking workout discussions and foreclosure'. No later 10-D was read; the office parcel's last recorded transfer on the file of 6 Oct 2026 is dated 21 May 2020, with no price.
- New-home permits for the City alone. The Census Bureau's place file has no Colorado Springs row and reports El Paso County as one block; the regional building department's own permit counts were not read.
- How much land Colorado Springs Utilities controls. Its land is titled to the City and the City's own site (coloradosprings.gov) disallows AI agents in robots.txt, so utility holdings could not be separated.
- Where AMH's other homes are. Its 10-K reports 194 homes in Colorado Springs, but only 41 inside the City stand in AMH-named entities on the roll. Invitation Homes reports Colorado only as Denver, so its Colorado Springs count is not published; 2024-1 IH Borrower LP is not in its 2025 Exhibit 21.1.
- Peterson Space Force Base's acreage is this research's grid test of the County's military layer, not a Defense Department figure; the base carries few parcels on the roll.
- What the $150,600,000 recorded on 17 Feb 2026 against 1605 Briargate Pkwy covered; the parcel file shows the price on a single parcel valued at $26.8M.
- The Assessor's sale price comes from the documentary fee and the confidential TD-1000 declaration; transfers of owning companies and many related-party deeds record no price.
- Residential condominium and single-family owners who are private individuals are not named anywhere in this record, including where they appear among the largest holders by area.
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Sources
- EPC Parcel Data (file of 6 Oct 2026): owner of record (OWNER1-3), mailing address, actual (market) and assessed value, land use, acreage, building use, year built, building sq ft, last sale date, price and Assessor sale comment for all 277,967 parcels in El Paso County; read in full 13 Oct 2026. Parcels were placed inside the City by testing each parcel's centroid from the County's parcel layer (s9) against the County's Colorado Springs boundary (s7) — El Paso County Assessor · openA
- Assessor Data page: weekly parcel file, file layout, monthly sales files by class (agricultural, vacant, residential land, manufacturing, commercial, multi-family, single-family, mobile home), re-appraisal sales and DLG-57 certifications; 'The Assessor data below is provided as a public courtesy' — El Paso County Assessor · openA
- General Disclaimer and Web Site Copyright (data compilations and digital downloads are 'the property of El Paso County' and protected by copyright; 'All Rights Reserved') — El Paso County · openA
- Recording Fees ('Starting July 1, 2025, all filed and recorded documents will be charged a flat fee of $43'; 'Documentary Fees On all documents granting or conveying title to real property (C.R.S. 39-13-102) $0.01 per $100 consideration if consideration is greater than $500'; copies $0.25 per page, certified $1.00 more) — El Paso County Clerk and Recorder · openA
- Remote Access ('A $50.00 access fee and annual $50.00 renewal fee will allow unlimited viewing of images of recorded documents'; remote printing $0.25 per page; images online from 1996; licensing agreement required) — El Paso County Clerk and Recorder · openA
- Recorded Documents ('While there is no charge to search records on file, the Recording Department cannot perform searches for you') — El Paso County Clerk and Recorder · openA
- IncorporatedCities layer (HubPublic/IncorporatedCities MapServer, layer 0): COLORADO SPRINGS polygon, 5,784,675,479 sq ft (about 207.5 sq mi including water) — El Paso County GIS · openA
- MilitaryReservations layer (HubPublic/MilitaryReservations MapServer, layer 0): Fort Carson, Schriever SFB, USAF Academy, AFA auxiliary field, Peterson SFB, Cheyenne Mountain SFS boundaries — El Paso County GIS · openA
- Parcels layer (HubPublic/Parcels MapServer, layer 0): 277,799 parcel polygons with parcel number; 237,989 inside the City's bounding box were read and their centroids tested — El Paso County GIS · openA
- 2026 Initial Certification of Value (DLG-57), City of Colorado Springs: total actual value of all real property $98,165,480,193.74 ('the actual value of all taxable real property plus the actual value of religious, private school, and charitable real property'); net taxable assessed value $9,486,265,350 after $280,395,970 of TIF increments; certified 25 Aug 2026 — El Paso County Assessor · openA
- Morgan Stanley Bank of America Merrill Lynch Trust 2015-C26, prospectus supplement (424B5): Mortgage Loan No. 4, Palmer Center ($74,000,000, note date 31 Jul 2015, maturity 1 Aug 2025; borrowers RPalmer, LLC 10%, DPalmer, LLC 10%, Palmer Center Owner, LLC 40%, Overland Palmer, LLC 40%; 459,500 SF; 'two enclosed corridor-connected office towers (the 1st Bank Tower and the Wells Fargo Tower)'; appraised $103.9M) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- MSBAM 2015-C26, Form 10-D for the January 2026 distribution, Exhibit 99.1 (loan 1544744, Colorado Springs office: balance $58,800,192.44, maturity 08/01/25, specially serviced since 9 Sep 2025; 'The loan transferred SS on 9/10/2025 after the loan failed to pay off on the 8/1/2025 maturity date'; 'Lender has hired counsel and dual tracking workout discussions and foreclosure') — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- Venu Holding Corporation, Form 10-K for 2025 (Ford Amphitheater opened Aug 2024; 'Sunset Amphitheater, LLC' Venu 14%, 100% voting control; amphitheater land 'leased to Sunset Amphitheater LLC under a ground lease and conveyed to a Delaware Statutory Trust'; 5.5-acre parking parcel sold 5 Nov 2025 for $14 million in a sale-leaseback) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- Venu Holding Corporation, Form 8-K (event 5 Jun 2026): Notes CS I, DST sold 'approximately 9.5 acres of land in Colorado Springs ... on which the Company's Ford Amphitheater was developed' to O'Neil Roth Ford, LLC 'for a purchase price of $49,700,000'; 'The Sale did not involve the Ford Amphitheater itself, only the ground underlying the amphitheater' — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- Booz Allen Hamilton Holding Corp, Form S-1 (2010), Exhibit 10.3, lease schedule ('121 South Tejon Street (Plaza of the Rockies)', 9th, 10th and 11th floors) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- Three Month Sales Report, September 2026, and Commercial Sales July–September 2026 (parcel, address, use, reception number, sale date, price, Assessor sale comment) — El Paso County Assessor · openA
- Building Permits Survey, annual county files 2025 and 2024 (co2025a.txt, co2024a.txt): El Paso County, Colorado (FIPS 08041) - 2025: 2,721 single-family units, 182 units in 2-unit buildings, 0 in 3-4-unit, 2,804 in 5+-unit buildings (65 buildings); 2024: 2,733 single-family, 238, 6 and 872 — U.S. Census Bureau · openA
- Building Permits Survey, annual place file for the West Region 2025 (we2025a.txt): 270 Colorado rows; no row for Colorado Springs. El Paso County's permits appear under 'El Paso County Unincorporated Area' (place code 99990), 2,719 single-family and 2,804 5+-unit units — U.S. Census Bureau · openA
- Toll Brothers, Inc., Form 10-K for FY ended 31 Oct 2025, Exhibit 21 (lists 'Toll Southwest LLC, a Delaware limited liability company') — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- D.R. Horton, Inc., Form 10-K for FY ended 30 Sep 2025, Exhibit 21.1 (lists 'Melody Homes, Inc.', Delaware; trade names include 'D.R. Horton - Melody Series') and the 10-K's market table (North Region, Colorado: Colorado Springs, Denver, Fort Collins) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- LGI Homes, Inc., Form 10-K for 2025, Exhibit 21.1 (lists 'LGI HOMES - COLORADO, LLC, a Colorado limited liability company') — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- Berkshire Hathaway Inc., Form 10-K for 2025, Exhibit 21 (lists 'Clayton Properties Group, Inc.', Tennessee) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- Lennar Corporation, Form 10-K for FY2025, Exhibit 21 (lists 'Lennar Colorado, LLC', Colorado) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- Sekisui House U.S., Inc. (formerly M.D.C. Holdings), Form 10-K for 2025, Exhibit 21 (lists 'Richmond American Homes of Colorado, Inc.', Delaware) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- Meritage Homes Corporation, Form 10-K for 2025, Exhibit 21 (lists 'Meritage Homes of Colorado, Inc.', Arizona) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- American Homes 4 Rent, Form 10-K for 2025, Schedule III (Colorado Springs, CO: 194 single-family homes, land $16,130K, gross carrying amount $88,783K, net $80,723K, acquired 2013-2023) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- American Homes 4 Rent, Form 10-K for 2025, Exhibit 21.1 (lists 'AH4R Properties Two, LLC', Delaware, and 'American Homes 4 Rent Properties Five, LLC') — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- Invitation Homes Inc., Form 10-K for 2025 (Denver market 2,954 homes, 93.9% occupancy; Colorado Springs is not reported separately; principal office 5420 LBJ Freeway, Suite 600, Dallas) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- Invitation Homes Inc., Form 10-K for 2025, Exhibit 21.1 (lists '2018-4 IH Borrower L.P.', '2019-1 IH Borrower L.P.', 'CSH Property One, LLC', 'IH2 Property West, L.P.' and 'SRP Sub, LLC', all Delaware) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- Amazon.com, Inc., Form 10-K for 2025, Exhibit 21.1 ('Amazon.com Services LLC', Delaware, 100% owned) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- Walmart Inc., Form 10-K for FY ended 31 Jan 2026, Exhibit 21 ('Wal-Mart Real Estate Business Trust', Delaware, 100%) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA