Columbia, South Carolina
Richland County shows the owner, market value and last sale price of every Columbia parcel free, one parcel at a time, through its own GIS Dataviewer and Spatialest property search, but sells its bulk GIS data only under a licensing agreement and charges a subscription for online deed records.
10 buildings · 10 with an owner established · 20 sources · 5 tier A · 5 tier B · prepared 2026-10-21
Can you find out who owns it?
South Carolina records title by deed with each county's Register of Deeds; there is no state title register. In Richland County, which holds almost all of Columbia, the Assessor's roll is free to search one parcel at a time on the county's GIS Dataviewer and on its Spatialest property search: owner of record, market and land value, heated area, and last sale date and price. Online access to the deeds themselves is a paid daily-to-annual subscription, and the county says its GIS data 'is available for purchase subject to a data licensing agreement', so no bulk file is open. Prices are on the record because every deed pays a $3.70 per $1,000 transfer tax.
Is ownership public?Public, but one paid search at a time
Cost of one title searchOwner of record and last sale free, one parcel at a time (Richland County GIS Dataviewer; Spatialest property search). Online Register of Deeds and Probate records: fee-based Subscription Management System, daily, weekly, monthly or annual, priced by location and duration (prices not shown without an account). Deed recording $15 plus $3.70 per $1,000 ($2.60 state, $1.10 county); copies $0.25 per page, instruments/microfilm $0.51 per page
Bulk ownership dataNone open. Richland County GIS: 'GIS data is available for purchase subject to a data licensing agreement' (email request to the GIS division). A public WMS is offered for map display only
Sale pricesEvery sale, with its address
Sites that forbid taking their data
- property.spatialest.com (Richland County property search, Schneider Geospatial) — “'The use of robots, screen scraping or other data mining tools, scripts, or other data gathering and extraction techniques is prohibited.' (Schneider Geospatial Software Terms, linked from the search's disclaimer popup). Not used for data; owner facts here come from the County's own GIS Dataviewer.”
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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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| South Carolina State House 1100 Gervais St, Columbia 77,955 sq ft heated (roll) |
Civic | State of South Carolina The parcel at the State House's published coordinates (s11) is R08916-04-01, 1100 Gervais St: owner of record STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, market value $99,457,500, of which land $89,664,000 and building $9,793,500; taxable value $0. The roll gives 77,955 sq ft heated and a build year of 1855. No sale is recorded (placeholder date 1 Jan 1970, $0). Tax district 1CC. |
Government | —A |
| Columbia City Hall 1737 Main St, Columbia |
Civic | City of Columbia Parcel R09014-02-02, 1737 Main St: owner of record CITY OF COLUMBIA, c/o Finance Director; market value $1,285,900 ($1,278,000 land). The roll carries only a nominal building value ($7,900, 100 sq ft), as it does on many exempt public parcels, so the figure says nothing about the building. No sale recorded. The City is the owner of record on 249 parcels county-wide under 'CITY OF COLUMBIA' and its variants (see landowners). |
Government | —A |
| Williams-Brice Stadium (University of South Carolina) 1174 George Rogers Blvd (roll: 1125 George Rogers Blvd), Columbia |
Institutional | University of South Carolina The parcel containing the stadium's published coordinates (s8) is R11206-03-04, 1125 George Rogers Blvd: owner of record UNIVERSITY OF S C, USC Business Office; market value $10,009,300, nearly all land ($10,001,400); taxable $0. The roll records a 1971 conveyance with no price. The stadium opened in 1934 as Columbia Municipal Stadium (s8). The building itself is not valued on the roll (nominal $7,900). |
Government | —B |
| Colonial Life Arena 801 Lincoln St, Columbia |
Institutional | City of Columbia Land only. The arena's address and published coordinates (s9) fall on parcel R08915-05-07, 801 Lincoln St, 2.74 acres, owner of record CITY OF COLUMBIA, land $5,379,700, no building value, conveyed 3 Mar 2000 for a nominal $5. Adjoining City parcels R08915-03-02 (3.53 acres, $7,688,300) and R08915-05-06 (0.92 acres, $2,001,200) make up the block. Wikipedia names the University of South Carolina as the arena's owner and OVG360 as operator (s9); no lease or deed we opened reconciles the two, so the building's owner is USC per Wikipedia and the land is the City's per the roll. |
Government | —B |
| Fort Jackson (U.S. Army) 5391 Leesburg Rd, Columbia |
Land | United States of America (U.S. Army, Fort Jackson) Parcel R28400-01-01, 5391 Leesburg Rd: owner of record FORT JACKSON, 'MILITARY RESERVATION', 51,628.07 acres, land value $25,772,700, taxable $0; no sale recorded. Its tax district is 2CC, the same City-of-Columbia suffix as downtown parcels (1CC). Wikipedia gives the post as 53,000 acres, built 1917 and controlled by the U.S. Army (s10). It is by far the largest single parcel in Richland County. |
Government | —A |
| Prisma Health Richland Hospital (land) 5 Richland Medical Park Dr (roll: 1 Richland Medical Park), Columbia |
Institutional | Richland County The parcel containing the hospital's published coordinates (s12) is R11503-01-04A: owner of record RICHLAND COUNTY, 44.73 acres, land $8,946,000, nominal building value, taxable $0, last conveyed 1968 with no price. The hospital was Richland Memorial from 1972 and is now operated by the non-profit Prisma Health (s12). The roll does not name Prisma Health on this parcel, and no lease was opened, so the operator's tenure is not stated here. |
Government | —B |
| Capitol Center 1201 Main St, Columbia 466,000 sq ft heated (roll); 460,000 sq ft (s7) · 26 floors |
Office | Hamilton Capitol Center LLC The tallest building in South Carolina (349 ft, s6). Parcel R09013-08-14, 1201 Main St: owner of record HAMILTON CAPITOL CENTER LLC, mailing address in Brooklyn, NY; market value $43,187,600 ($5,099,400 land, $38,088,200 building), taxable $41,676,600; built 1987. The last deed is dated 30 Sep 2017 at a nominal $5, so the roll gives no price. No document we opened names the LLC's members. |
Private company | —A |
| Hub at Columbia (1426 Main St tower) 1426 Main St, Columbia 456,218 sq ft heated (roll) · 20 floors |
Residential | CORE SVA Columbia Main LLC Parcel R09014-08-01, 1426 Main St: owner of record CORE SVA COLUMBIA MAIN LLC, mailing city Chicago, IL; market value $67,752,200 ($64,575,400 building), fully taxable; 456,218 sq ft, built 1983; sold 25 Apr 2022 for $79,139,959. Wikipedia lists the Hub at Columbia as the city's second-tallest building (325 ft, 20 floors, 1983) and 'primarily used for University of South Carolina student housing' (s6) but gives no address: the match to 1426 Main St is by build year and size, not stated by any source we opened. No filing names the LLC's members. |
Private company | $79,139,959 2022-04 Roll sale price, deed dated 25 Apr 2022. B |
| Tower at 1301 Gervais 1301 Gervais St, Columbia 300,000 sq ft heated (roll) · 20 floors |
Office | ROIB 1301 Gervais LLC Parcel R11401-03-04, 1301 Gervais St, 1.38 acres: owner of record ROIB 1301 GERVAIS LLC, mailing address in Greenville, SC; market value $25,640,800 ($21,132,300 building), fully taxable. Last deed 9 Sep 2017 at a nominal $10, so no price. The roll's build year is 1995; Wikipedia gives 1973 and 278 ft, the tallest building off the Main Street corridor (s6). No document we opened names the LLC's members. |
Private company | —A |
| Main and Gervais 1221 Main St, Columbia 204,154 sq ft heated (roll) · 18 floors |
Office | EOSII at 1221 Main Street LLC Parcel R09013-08-05, 1221 Main St at the Gervais St corner, 1.37 acres: owner of record EOSII AT 1221 MAIN STREET LLC, mailing address in Newport Beach, CA; market value $42,904,000 ($8,951,600 land), fully taxable, built 2009. Last deed 5 Aug 2017 at a nominal $5, so no price. Wikipedia calls Main and Gervais (2009, 18 floors, 270 ft) the most recently built office tower in Columbia (s6); the parcel is matched by its address at Main and Gervais and its 2009 build year. |
Private company | —B |
2
The core land
The most valuable ground in the city, and what the public record says about it.
Columbia's most valuable ground is the Capitol complex and the University of South Carolina campus around it, almost all exempt. The online roll gives market values parcel by parcel, but Richland County publishes no city-wide total we could open, so the figures below are single parcels read on the Dataviewer, not a ranking of every parcel in the city. Exempt public parcels often carry only a nominal building value ($7,900 to $8,900), so their market value is effectively land.
State House parcel (highest value found)$99.5M
1100 Gervais St (R08916-04-01), State of South Carolina: market value $99,457,500, of which land $89,664,000; taxable $0. Richland County GIS Dataviewer, read 21 Oct 2026 (s1).
Highest taxable value found$67.8M
1426 Main St (R09014-08-01), CORE SVA Columbia Main LLC: $67,752,200 market and taxable; sold 25 Apr 2022 for $79,139,959. Dataviewer (s1).
Tallest office tower, Capitol Center$43.2M
1201 Main St (R09013-08-14): $43,187,600 market ($5,099,400 land), $41,676,600 taxable, 466,000 sq ft heated. Dataviewer (s1).
Largest parcel, Fort Jackson51,628 acres, $25.8M land
R28400-01-01, 5391 Leesburg Rd, 'FORT JACKSON MILITARY RESERVATION': $25,772,700 land value, about $500 an acre, against $89.7M for the State House grounds. Dataviewer (s1).
University of South Carolina estate in the city$754.7M
Market value of 159 parcels titled to the University in City tax districts (owner search, a floor). Largest is 1311 Blossom St at $71.1M. Dataviewer (s1).
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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.
Columbia's ground is held first by the federal government, then by the State and its university. Fort Jackson alone is a 51,628-acre parcel titled 'FORT JACKSON, MILITARY RESERVATION' inside the City's tax district. The University of South Carolina holds the most valuable public estate downtown, and the State's Capitol complex carries the highest land values found. Four private colleges (Benedict, Allen, Columbia College) and the Columbia Housing Authority hold dense blocks of the inner city. Parcels whose roll tax district ends in CC (the City of Columbia suffix, as on City Hall and the State House), from the Dataviewer owner search, each parcel then read one at a time; the search truncates long result lists, so counts are a floor, and the roll leaves acreage blank on many parcels, so acres understate.
| Name | Type | Holdings in the City's tax districts, Richland County roll, Oct 2026 |
|---|---|---|
| United States of America (U.S. Army Fort Jackson; Postal Service; federal buildings) Dominated by parcel R28400-01-01, 5391 Leesburg Rd, owner of record FORT JACKSON, 51,628.07 acres (land $25.8M). Downtown it holds 1835 Assembly St ($38.8M) and 1845 Assembly St ($9.1M) as UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, and the Postal Service's 1601 Assembly St (9.5 acres, $16.6M). Most of the county-wide acreage outside the city lies in tax district 1LR. |
Government | 14 parcels, 51,640.6 acres, $114.5M market value in the city (65 parcels county-wide, 76,996.9 acres)A |
| University of South Carolina (including its development foundation) Held as UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA, UNIVERSITY OF S C and variants, plus UNIVERSITY OF S C DEVELOPMENT and THE UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION. Largest by value: 1311 Blossom St ($71.1M), 650 Lincoln St ($56.6M, 3.48 acres), 1014 Greene St ($39.5M), 900 College St ($35.2M). Williams-Brice Stadium's parcel ($10.0M) is among them. Acreage is blank on many campus parcels; 594 acres where stated. |
Government | 159 parcels, $754.7M market value in the city (197 county-wide, $758.5M)A |
| State of South Carolina Held as STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA (and 'THE', 'STATE OF S C'). Includes the State House at 1100 Gervais St ($99.5M, land $89.7M), 301 Gervais St ($54.5M, 3.92 acres), 1000 Assembly St ($25.0M) and 1220 Senate St ($17.4M). Agencies also hold in their own names: SC Dept of Transportation 10 parcels in the city, led by 955 Park St (4.01 acres, $8.7M). |
Government | 51 parcels, $277.6M market value in the city (62 county-wide)A |
| City of Columbia Held as CITY OF COLUMBIA and variants such as 'THE CITY HALL'. Includes City Hall, Segra Park (1640 Freed St, 7.99 acres, $7.0M), the Colonial Life Arena block on Lincoln St and 1101 Lincoln St (4.51 acres, $9.8M). The owner search returned exactly 249 hits, which looks like a truncation, so the City's true count is probably higher. Exempt City parcels carry nominal building values, so value is mostly land. |
Government | at least 222 parcels, 376.1 acres, $47.9M market value in the city (249 county-wide)A |
| Housing Authority of the City of Columbia (Columbia Housing) Held mostly as HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY (the roll truncates the name), plus COLUMBIA HOUSING AUTHORITY. Largest: 1917 Harden St (1.58 acres, $3.3M), then scattered sites on Superior St. |
Government | 94 parcels, $17.3M market value in the city (127 county-wide)A |
| Columbia College Held as COLUMBIA COLLEGE, COLUMBIA COLLEGE THE and COLUMBIA COLLEGE FOUNDATION INC THE; the main campus parcel at 1301 Columbia College Dr is 17.2 acres, $38.4M. |
Institution | 35 parcels, 36.4 acres, $64.5MA |
| Benedict College Held as BENEDICT COLLEGE and BENEDICT COLLEGE THE: 1600 Harden St (16.46 acres, $17.9M) and 1703 Pinehurst Rd (55 acres, $11.0M). |
Institution | 79 parcels, 74.0 acres, $43.7M in the cityA |
| Allen University Held as ALLEN UNIVERSITY, ALLEN UNIVERSITY TRUSTEES and ALLEN UNIVERSITY AFRICAN (the roll's truncation of its church-affiliated name); largest 1530 Harden St ($17.6M). |
Institution | 30 parcels, $35.9M in the cityA |
| Richland County The owner search under-reports the County: the Prisma Health Richland Hospital land (R11503-01-04A, 44.73 acres) and the Jim Hamilton-L.B. Owens Airport parcel (R13702-09-01A, 81.12 acres) are both RICHLAND COUNTY on the roll in tax district 1CC but were not among the search hits, and the County's own administration building at 2020 Hampton St is 'OPTED OUT' of the online roll. Most search hits lie outside the city. |
Government | 2 parcels in the city under 'RICHLAND COUNTY' by owner search, but see note (61 county-wide, 998.6 acres)A |
| Dominion Energy South Carolina (formerly South Carolina Electric & Gas) Mostly still titled SOUTH CAROLINA ELECTRIC & GAS; largest 400 Pulaski St (3.58 acres, $2.3M). CSX Transportation Inc holds 22 small parcels in the city ($0.8M); Norfolk Southern none in the city by name. |
Public company | 13 parcels, $5.1M in the city (42 county-wide)A |
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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.
Columbia permitted 1,956 new homes in 2025, but the mix is unusual: only 910 were single-family houses ($163.7M of construction), against 864 units in 20 buildings of five or more units ($147.6M), plus 38 duplex and 144 three-to-four-unit homes. Every multifamily unit permitted in Richland County that year was inside the city, while 1,426 of the county's 2,336 single-family permits were outside it (Census BPS 2025, s13/s14). The roll shows the same split: the national builders hold their lot inventory mostly in unincorporated northeast Richland, not in the city. Figures are parcels in the builder's own name found by the Dataviewer owner search (a floor where the search truncates), read one at a time: lots and unsold homes, not closings.
| Name | Type | Parcels in own name, Richland County roll, Oct 2026 (county / in City tax districts) |
|---|---|---|
| Clayton Properties Group, Inc. (Berkshire Hathaway; includes Mungo Homes) Held as CLAYTON PROPERTIES GROUP INC, a few as 'DBA MUNGO HOMES'; $21.8M market value county-wide. The search returned 248 hits, a likely truncation. Berkshire Hathaway's 2025 Exhibit 21 lists Clayton Properties Group, Inc. (Tennessee) (s16). Roll is s1. |
Public company | 248+ county / 54 cityB |
| Stanley Martin Homes LLC The largest builder inventory inside the city: 119 parcels in City tax districts ($5.7M), 109 of all its parcels conveyed in 2026. The search returned 249 hits, a likely truncation. No filing we opened states its parent, so none is named. |
Private company | 249+ county / 119 cityA |
| Pulte Home Company, LLC (PulteGroup) Held as PULTE HOME COMPANY LLC, $15.3M county-wide, all outside the City's tax districts. PulteGroup's 2025 Exhibit 21 lists Pulte Home Company, LLC (Michigan) (s15). Roll is s1. |
Public company | 235 county / 0 cityB |
| D.R. Horton, Inc. Held as D R HORTON INC, 58 of 69 parcels conveyed in 2026; none in the City's tax districts. Roll is s1. |
Public company | 69 county / 0 cityA |
| Eastwood Homes of Columbia LLC $2.2M county-wide, 39 conveyed in 2026. No source we opened describes its ownership. |
Private company | 55 county / 6 cityA |
| NVR, Inc. (Ryan Homes) Every parcel held as NVR INC lies in City tax districts. NVR trades as Ryan Homes (s19). Great Southern Homes Inc holds 29 (5 in the city) and Lennar Carolinas, LLC 3, all in the city (Lennar's Exhibit 21 lists the LLC, s17). Roll is s1. |
Public company | 20 county / 20 cityB |
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Commercial landlords
The commercial side, counted separately from housing: who holds the office, retail and industrial floor area.
Downtown Columbia's towers are held by single-asset LLCs, most of them mailing out of state (Brooklyn, Chicago, Newport Beach). The exception is AgFirst Farm Credit Bank, which owns its own headquarters tower. Single-family rental companies are present but, unlike in many Sun Belt cities, they hold most of their Richland County houses outside the city, in suburban tax districts. Office figures are single parcels read on the Dataviewer; rental figures are parcels found by the owner search and read one at a time (a floor where the search truncates at 125).
| Name | Type | Richland County roll, Oct 2026 |
|---|---|---|
| CORE SVA Columbia Main LLC Bought 25 Apr 2022 for $79,139,959 per the roll; Chicago mailing address; the tower is used as student housing if it is the Hub at Columbia (see marquee). |
Private company | 456,218 sq ft, $67.8M (1426 Main St)A |
| Hamilton Capitol Center LLC Capitol Center, the tallest building in South Carolina; Brooklyn, NY mailing address; deed of 30 Sep 2017 at nominal consideration. |
Private company | 466,000 sq ft, $43.2M (1201 Main St)A |
| EOSII at 1221 Main Street LLC Main and Gervais, built 2009; Newport Beach, CA mailing address; deed of 5 Aug 2017 at nominal consideration. |
Private company | 204,154 sq ft, $42.9M (1221 Main St)A |
| AgFirst Farm Credit Bank Parcel R09015-13-27, 1901 Main St, 0.78 acres, built 1989, fully taxable; deed of 17 Nov 2012 at nominal $10. The roll's year and height match the tower Wikipedia lists as Bank of America Plaza (18 floors, 1989, s6), but no source gives its address, so the name is not asserted. |
Institution | 303,156 sq ft, $26.5M (1901 Main St); 7 parcels county-wideB |
| CP Columbia LLC Parcel R09014-08-17, 1.31 acres, built 1984; bought 21 Sep 2016 for $26,981,800 per the roll; mailing address Crestview Hills, KY. The roll does not state the building's use. ROIB 1301 Gervais LLC (Greenville, SC) holds the 300,000 sq ft Tower at 1301 Gervais ($25.6M). |
Private company | 210,034 sq ft, $29.8M (1200 Hampton St / 1400 Main St)A |
| Single-family rental operators (Tricon, VineBrook, SFR JV-1, Rex) Tricon SFR 2020-2 to 2026-1 Borrower LLCs ($23.0M county-wide); Blackstone agreed in January 2024 to acquire Tricon for about $3.5B (Wikipedia, s18). VineBrook Homes Borrower 1 and 2 LLCs ($23.6M, mostly bought in 2024). HPA II Borrower LLCs hold 49, none in the city. Parents of the VineBrook, SFR JV and Rex entities are not stated in any document we opened. Counts from the roll (s1). |
Private equity | Tricon 125+ county / 7 city; VineBrook 125+ / 16; SFR JV-1 and JV-2 Borrower LLCs 83 / 9; Rex Residential 91 / 5B |
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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.
- Richland County School District One's holdings: the owner search returned only 9 City parcels under its name variants, far fewer than a district of its size must hold, so its schools are probably titled under name forms the search did not catch. Not reported as a landowner figure.
- The City of Columbia's full parcel count: the owner search returned exactly 249 hits, which looks like a truncation.
- The members of Hamilton Capitol Center LLC, CORE SVA Columbia Main LLC, ROIB 1301 Gervais LLC and EOSII at 1221 Main Street LLC: no filing we opened names them.
- That 1426 Main St is the tower Wikipedia lists as the Hub at Columbia: matched by build year and size only.
- Who owns the Colonial Life Arena building: Wikipedia says the University of South Carolina; the roll titles the land to the City of Columbia. No lease was opened.
- Prisma Health's tenure at Richland Hospital: the land is titled to Richland County; no lease was opened.
- Prices for the 2017 transfers of Capitol Center, 1301 Gervais and 1221 Main St: the roll records nominal $5 or $10 consideration, so the true prices are not on the public roll.
- Register of Deeds subscription prices: shown only after creating an account, which was not done.
- Whether the tax-district suffix 'CC' means the City of Columbia: inferred from City Hall, the State House and Fort Jackson all carrying it; no code table was opened.
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Sources
- Richland County GIS Dataviewer, parcel lookup ('parcels_cama_wgs84'; fields include TMS, Address, TaxDistric, Market_Val, Land_Value, Building_V, Owner_Name, Heated_SQF, Bldg1_YrBu, Last_Sale_ date and price, Last_Edite); disclaimer: 'the information presented should be used for general reference only'; read one parcel at a time, 21 Oct 2026 — Richland County GIS Department (RCGeo), from the Assessor's CAMA roll · openA
- Maps (GIS): Dataviewer, Comp Sales, GeoInfo, Delinquent Taxes; 'GIS data is available for purchase subject to a data licensing agreement' — Richland County · openA
- Register of Deeds, Recording Fees: 'Deed, Deed of Distribution, Quit Claim Deed, Master Deed/Foreclosure : $15 Tax-$3.70 per Thousand ($2.60 State; $1.10 County)'; copies $0.25/page, instruments $0.51/page — Richland County Register of Deeds · openA
- Subscription Data Services: 'convenient, 24/7 online access to property and public records through a fee-based subscription service'; Daily, Weekly, Monthly or Annual; pricing 'Determined by individual or business location and the subscription duration' — Richland County Register of Deeds · openA
- Richland County property search (the county's 'Property Search' link, which redirects to Spatialest) — Richland County Assessor via Spatialest · openA
- List of tallest buildings in Columbia, South Carolina: 1 Capitol Center 349 ft, 26 floors, 1987; 2 Hub at Columbia 325 ft, 20 floors, 1983, 'primarily used for University of South Carolina student housing'; 3 Bank of America Plaza 305 ft, 18 floors, 1989; 4 Tower at 1301 Gervais 278 ft, 20 floors, 1973; 5 Main and Gervais 270 ft, 18 floors, 2009 — Wikipedia · openA
- Capitol Center (Columbia, South Carolina): office skyscraper at Assembly and Gervais Streets, completed 1985-1987, 26 floors, 460,000 sq ft; former names Truist, BB&T, AT&T, Affinity Building; coordinates 34.0011 N, 81.0347 W — Wikipedia · openA
- Williams-Brice Stadium: 1174 George Rogers Boulevard; opened 6 October 1934 as Columbia Municipal Stadium; coordinates 33.9731 N, 81.0192 W — Wikipedia · openA
- Colonial Life Arena: opened 21 November 2002; owner University of South Carolina; operator OVG360; cost $65 million; coordinates 33.995 N, 81.0372 W — Wikipedia · openA
- Fort Jackson (South Carolina): U.S. Army post, built 1917, controlled by the United States Army, 53,000 acres; coordinates 34.0392 N, 80.8222 W — Wikipedia · openA
- South Carolina State House: 1100 Gervais St.; National Historic Landmark; coordinates 34.0004 N, 81.0331 W — Wikipedia · openA
- Prisma Health Richland Hospital: 649 licensed beds; founded 1892 as Columbia Hospital, 1972 as Richland Memorial Hospital, 1998 Palmetto Health Richland, 2017 Prisma Health Richland; non-profit; coordinates 34.0281 N, 81.0329 W — Wikipedia · openA
- Building Permits Survey, annual place file 2025, South Region (row: Columbia, SC, FIPS 45 place 16000, county 079; population 131,530; 12 months reported) — U.S. Census Bureau · openA
- Building Permits Survey, annual county file 2025 (row: Richland County, SC, FIPS 45-079) — U.S. Census Bureau · openA
- PulteGroup, Inc., Form 10-K 2025, Exhibit 21 (lists 'Pulte Home Company, LLC', Michigan) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- Berkshire Hathaway Inc., Form 10-K 2025, Exhibit 21 (lists 'Clayton Properties Group, Inc.', Tennessee) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- Lennar Corporation, Form 10-K FY2025, Exhibit 21 (lists 'Lennar Carolinas, LLC', Delaware) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- Tricon Residential: Toronto real estate company; 'In January 2024, Blackstone announced an agreement to acquire Tricon for approximately $3.5 billion'; about 38,000 homes at the time — Wikipedia · openA
- NVR, Inc.: American homebuilder, trade names Ryan Homes, NVHomes, Heartland Homes; NYSE: NVR; headquarters Reston, Virginia — Wikipedia · openA
- Schneider Geospatial Software Terms (bans robots, screen scraping and data mining) — Schneider Geospatial · openA