Corpus Christi, Texas
Corpus Christi's appraisal district gives away its whole certified roll free, so the owner of every downtown tower can be read in minutes - but Texas records no sale price, so what any of them changed hands for stays off the public record.
8 buildings · 7 with an owner established · 31 sources · 7 tier B · 1 tier A · prepared 2026-10-13
Can you find out who owns it?
Texas keeps no public title register; ownership is read from the county appraisal district. Corpus Christi lies mostly in Nueces County (with small parts in Kleberg, San Patricio and Aransas counties, not covered here), where the Nueces Central Appraisal District (NCAD) publishes its entire 2026 certified appraisal roll - owner of record, mailing address, legal description, deed date and instrument number, state class, acreage and value for every account - as a free download, with parcel shapefiles alongside. Deeds are recorded by the Nueces County Clerk, whose online index exists but is closed to scripts. What no record holds is 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 (Nueces Central Appraisal District property search and certified roll export); Nueces County Clerk copy fees could not be read (nuecesco.com refused us)
Bulk ownership dataNCAD '2026 Nueces County Certified Appraisal Roll Export' (165 MB ZIP, PACS 8.0.33 fixed-width layout: owner name, mailing address, legal description, deed date and number, state codes, acreage, values, taxing-unit list) plus annual parcel shapefiles back to 2014, free and unauthenticated on nuecescad.net; no licence or terms stated on the page
Sale pricesNo transaction data published
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The marquee buildings
The towers that set the tone of the core, and who holds them. A price is the price a document states, on the date it states — not an estimate of what the building is worth now.
| Building | Use | Owner | Owner type | Last price paid |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| One Shoreline Plaza 801 N Shoreline Blvd, Corpus Christi 363,222 sq ft · 28 floors |
Office | One Shoreline Plaza LLC NCAD account 200054878 (Water Beach Blk 8-A, 2.20 acres): owner of record One Shoreline Plaza LLC, mailed to 10850 Wilshire Blvd #1000, Los Angeles; deed dated 7 Oct 2025, instrument 2025036763; 2026 value $16,900,000. Twin towers of 28 and 22 floors (1988), the tallest in Texas south of San Antonio (Wikipedia). In 2015 the complex backed a $24.0M 10-year refinance loan in COMM 2015-CCRE22, whose annex gives 363,222 sq ft, an appraised value of $35.0M (10 Nov 2014), 74.4% occupancy and maturity on 6 Mar 2025. What the 2025 deed transferred, and for how much, is on no record opened: Texas records no price. |
Private company | —B |
| 802NC (formerly Frost Bank Plaza) 802 N Carancahua St, Corpus Christi |
Office | 802 NC Inc NCAD account 196779 (Bluff lots 1-4 and 9-12, Blk 5, 1.38 acres; roll DBA 'Frost Bank Building'): owner of record 802 NC Inc, mailed to 555 N Carancahua St Ste 700; deed 25 Jul 2018, instrument 2018032803; 2026 value $16,128,444. The same entity holds the post office and garage block at 802 Tancahua. Wikipedia lists it as '802NC (formerly Frost Bank Plaza, originally Texas Commerce Plaza)', 23 floors, 1983, the city's tallest until 1988. 555 N Carancahua Ste 700 is also the mailing address of The Ed Rachal Foundation and of the ERF companies that own Broadway Tower and Tower II; no record opened states how they are related. |
Private company | —B |
| Broadway Tower (formerly Wells Fargo Tower) 615 N Upper Broadway, Corpus Christi |
Office | ERF Broadway Inc NCAD account 196777 (Bluff lots 3-10, Blk 4, 1.38 acres; roll DBA 'Wells Fargo Tower'): owner of record ERF Broadway Inc, mailed to 555 N Carancahua St Ste 700; deed 4 Nov 2025, instrument 2025040297; 2026 value $11,157,687. Wikipedia: built 1940-42 as the Robert Driscoll Hotel, 20 floors, the city's tallest from 1942 until 1983, later Norwest and Wells Fargo Tower. A sibling company, ERF Tower II Inc, owns Tower II at 555 N Carancahua (account 196820, $8,082,789, deed 2015). No price for either transfer is on any record opened. (The brief named a 'Bank of America Tower'; no building of that name appears on the roll or in Wikipedia's list.) |
Private company | —B |
| Hilliard Center (formerly American Bank Center) 1901 N Shoreline Blvd, Corpus Christi |
Civic | City of Corpus Christi The arena and convention complex sits on City-owned accounts: 192017 (1900 Chaparral; Beach Blks 71, 80-82, 90-95, 104-105; 29.96 acres; roll DBA 'Bayfront Plaza'; 2026 value $127,609,788, the City's most valuable account) and 192027 (1601 Shoreline, Beach Blk 72; DBA 'Hilliard Center'; $69,024,984). Wikipedia gives the City of Corpus Christi as owner, operated by Oak View Group; it opened in 1978 as Bayfront Plaza, was American Bank Center from 2004 to 2025, and its 10,000-seat arena, completed in October 2004, cost 'over $49 million'. The roll's values are appraisals, not prices. |
Government | —B |
| Whataburger Field 734 E Port Ave, Corpus Christi |
Civic | City of Corpus Christi NCAD account 200113122 (Port Addition Lot 2, Blk 1, 11.03 acres; roll DBA 'Whataburger Field'): owner of record City of Corpus Christi; deed 7 May 2004, instrument 2004021939; 2026 value $28,334,416. Wikipedia names the City as owner, Corpus Christi Baseball Club LP as operator and $27.7 million as the cost; it opened 17 Apr 2005 on former cotton warehouses, and Whataburger renewed its naming rights for 15 years before the 2019 season. The Port of Corpus Christi's own timeline says 'Whataburger Field Opens on port property' (2005); the roll records the 2004 deed to the City, whose terms were not read. |
Government | —B |
| Port of Corpus Christi headquarters campus (Solomon P. Ortiz International Center) 400-402 Harbor Dr, Corpus Christi |
Civic | Port of Corpus Christi Authority (Nueces County Navigation District) NCAD account 272112 (402 Harbor; legal 'Navigation Reserve/Dist Impts Only'; roll DBA 'Solomon P. Ortiz Center'): an improvements-only account in the name Nueces Co Navigation Dist, mailed to PO Box 1541, 2026 value $34,353,249; the land under it is carried as navigation reserve. Several Port accounts are mailed 'c/o Chief Executive Officer, 400 Harbor Dr'. The roll uses seven spellings for the Port, from 'Nueces Co Navigation Dist' to 'Port of Corpus Christi Authority of Nueces County Texas'. |
Government | —B |
| Omni Corpus Christi Hotel (Bayfront Tower) 900 N Shoreline Blvd, Corpus Christi |
Hotel | TRT Development Co - CCS NCAD account 200054901 (Water Beach Blk 9 Lot 1, 2.20 acres; roll DBA 'Omni Bayfront Hotel'): owner of record TRT Development Co - CCS, mailed to 4001 Maple Ave Ste 500, Dallas; deed 15 Aug 1994; 2026 value $34,525,375, the 18th-largest taxpayer in the City on NCAD's 2026 list. 'TRT Development Co' and 'Company' hold 38 more accounts in the downtown Beach portion at the same address, 31 of them vacant commercial lots. Wikipedia says Omni Hotels & Resorts is owned by TRT Holdings; the roll names no parent. The block at 707 N Shoreline (roll DBA 'Holiday Inn Downtown Marina') is Bayfront Marina Investments LP's. |
Private company | —B |
| Harbor Bridge (US 181) US 181 over the Corpus Christi Ship Channel |
Civic | Not established the register is open, but this building was not matched The new cable-stayed bridge opened to traffic on 28 Jun 2025 and demolition of the old bridge followed (Wikipedia). FHWA's project profile names the Texas Department of Transportation as project sponsor and borrower, gives the cost as $1.065 billion (design-build contract plus the NPV of a 25-year maintenance agreement) and the funding as $798.8M federal, $202.2M state, $39M from Nueces and San Patricio county reinvestment zones and $53M in right-of-way and utility donations; Flatiron/Dragados LLC was the design-builder. No NCAD roll account covers the bridge (TxDOT's name stands on 38 small accounts countywide) and no document opened states who holds title, so the owner is left open. |
Not established | —A |
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The core land
The most valuable ground in the city, and what the public record says about it.
Figures come from NCAD's 2026 certified roll and its certified totals for taxing unit C03, the City of Corpus Christi (the Nueces County part of the city only). The most valuable property in the county is not in the City's taxing unit at all: the refineries on the Inner Harbor are carried in the City's separate industrial districts or outside it, so the City's own roll is led by a utility, a housing authority and a shopping mall.
Market value, City of Corpus Christi$44.56 billion
$44,564,035,846 on 141,049 properties (land $10.0B, improvements $30.3B, personal and mineral property $4.2B); net taxable $29,980,071,896 after $13.6B of exemptions. NCAD 2026 Certified Totals, C03, 31 Jul 2026.
Highest-valued account in Nueces County$922,680,820
Valero Refining Texas LP, 'West Plant' (account 9501692), outside the City's taxing unit; Flint Hills Resources Corpus Christi LLC's West Plant follows at $795,651,430 and Equistar Chemicals LP's plant at $488,914,980. NCAD 2026 certified roll.
Largest real-estate taxpayer in the City$98,995,145
Corpus Christi Retail Venture LP, La Palmera Mall (39.67 acres), fourth on NCAD's 2026 top-taxpayer list for the City behind AEP Texas Inc ($399.3M taxable, a utility), the Corpus Christi Housing Authority ($179.3M) and Trafigura Trading LLC ($168.0M).
Downtown (Bluff and Beach plats), all accounts$971.4 million on about 397 acres
1,064 City accounts whose legal description begins Bluff, Beach, Water Beach, South Water Beach or Central Wharf - the original downtown and bayfront plats. The City's Bayfront Plaza account alone is $127.6M. Median 2026 land value across 1,043 non-exempt accounts with a land area: about $12 per square foot. Computed from the NCAD 2026 roll.
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Who owns the town
At this scale the significant owner is rarely a trust or a fund: it is one or two local holding companies, a family in its second or third generation, and often the land around the town rather than the buildings in it.
Inside the City the largest holders are public: the City itself, the school districts, the Navy, the State and the Port. The refineries and petrochemical plants that give Nueces County its biggest values sit almost entirely outside the City's taxing unit, as does most of the Port's industrial land. The largest private acreage inside the City is ranch land on the south side, valued as open-space land. Acreages are NCAD's land-segment acres; where a legal description states a much larger figure it is noted, and one obvious keying error (a single subdivision lot carried at 22,600 acres) is excluded. Figures cover the Nueces County part of the City only; name variants are combined where listed.
| Name | Type | NCAD 2026, City of Corpus Christi (C03) |
|---|---|---|
| City of Corpus Christi $1.076B of 2026 value, under three spellings. Largest by value: Bayfront Plaza and Hilliard Center ($196.6M together), the Texas State Aquarium site ($82.8M), the O.N. Stevens water treatment plant (183 acres, $78.9M), the Broadway wastewater plant, City Hall and the airport terminal. Countywide the City holds 1,073 accounts and about 7,943 acres, including farm tracts of 320-620 acres outside its taxing unit. |
Government | 1,001 accounts, about 5,905 acresA |
| Corpus Christi Independent School District $1.106B under six spellings ('C C Ind School Dist', 'CCISD' and others). Flour Bluff ISD ($152.6M), Calallen ISD ($166.8M), Tuloso-Midway ISD ($123.2M), West Oso ISD and London ISD also own schools inside the City. Del Mar College holds 29 accounts and 205 acres ($370.3M). |
Government | 106 accounts, about 1,005 acresA |
| United States of America (Naval Air Station Corpus Christi and other federal land) $207.5M. The largest is the NAS tract on NAS Drive (account 200098078: 2,001.86 land acres, 2,052.85 in the legal description, $88.1M), plus Waldron Naval Air Field (621 acres, as 'U S Government') and Cabaniss Field with adjoining land (three accounts, about 894 acres, as 'United States Naval Base (Air Force)'). The Corpus Christi Army Depot does not appear under any Army or depot name; the only Army accounts are a 1.37-acre Army Reserve Center and its neighbour. |
Government | 336 accounts, about 3,934 acresA |
| State of Texas $184.9M, 181 of its 205 plain 'State of Texas' accounts mailed to PO Box 12608, Austin, including a 1,205.65-acre Mustang Island tract mailed to 'Parks & Wildlife' ($25.6M); Texas Parks & Wildlife Dept holds 6 more accounts (887 acres). Countywide the State holds 407 accounts plus a 15,368-acre 'submerged land' account outside the City ($1.54M); only two accounts stand in the General Land Office's own name, so the GLO's submerged-land holdings cannot be separated on the roll. |
Government | 213 accounts, about 4,388 acresA |
| Port of Corpus Christi Authority $90.6M inside the City; countywide 620 accounts, about 5,487 acres and $374.1M under seven spellings, chiefly 'Port of Corpus Christi Authority' and 'Nueces Co Navigation Dist'. The largest are outside the City: Harbor Island terminal land (187 acres, $42.1M) and submerged land between Harbor Island and Ship Island ($33.9M). A navigation-reserve account on the Joe Fulton corridor states 2,669 acres in its legal description but 22.84 in its land segments; the smaller is used. Port land in other counties is not covered. |
Government | 508 accounts, about 747 acresA |
| Ed Rachal Foundation and ERF companies $136.4M inside the City; countywide 343 accounts and about 7,653 acres ($187.6M), including open-space rangeland tracts of 419-954 acres off FM 624 and County Road 55 and, via ERF Port Aransas Inc, a Harbor Island terminal ($17.1M). Every account is mailed to 555 N Carancahua St, most to Suite 700; 16 stand in the foundation's own name under three spellings. Grouped by that address only - no record opened states the companies' parent. |
Private company | 307 accounts, about 865 acresA |
| Texas A&M University System $182.3M in the name Board of Regents of the TX A&M University System: the Ward Island campus of Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi (227.13 acres, $121.7M), Momentum Village (42.05 acres, $43.0M), 95 acres on Ennis Joslin Rd and smaller sites. The Texas A&M Foundation holds 7 more accounts ($0.5M). |
Institution | 6 accounts, about 370 acresA |
| Nueces County $156.4M inside the City under 'Nueces County', 'Nueces Co' and 'Nueces County Trustee'; countywide 170 accounts, about 1,612 acres, $265.0M. County agencies (MHMR, community action, road districts) are excluded. |
Government | 73 accounts, about 1,000 acresA |
| Braman Ranches LLC The largest private acreage inside the City's taxing unit: ranch tracts of 3-489 acres, all qualified open-space land (class D1), valued at $2.7M in all; countywide 17 accounts and about 4,149 acres. All were deeded on 3 Oct 2008. Conservation holders follow: Coastal Bend Bays & Estuaries Program (16 accounts, 820 acres) and The Nature Conservancy (17, 788 acres). |
Private company | 12 accounts, about 2,454 acresA |
| Refiners and petrochemical plants (Valero, Flint Hills, Citgo, Equistar) Countywide: Valero Refining-Texas LP and affiliates 43 accounts, $1.087B (West Plant $922.7M); Flint Hills Resources Corpus Christi LLC 152 accounts, 1,830 acres, $944.7M; Equistar Chemicals LP 79 accounts, 2,327 acres, $544.9M; Citgo Refining & Chemicals 24 accounts, $337.8M. Inside the City's taxing unit they hold land and small sites only: Flint Hills 406 acres, Equistar 462, Valero 40, Citgo 1.3. Valero's and LyondellBasell's Exhibit 21 list Valero Refining-Texas, L.P. and Equistar Chemicals, LP; no SEC Exhibit 21 was found for Flint Hills or Citgo. |
Public company | Inside the City: under 950 acres in allB |
| Cheniere (Corpus Christi Liquefaction LLC, Cheniere Land Holdings LLC) Two submerged-land tracts out of State Tracts 1 and 2 (52.25 and 28.28 acres, $0.8M), inside the City's taxing unit, mailed to 845 Texas Ave, Houston. Cheniere's 2025 Exhibit 21.1 lists both entities. The liquefaction plant itself is not on the Nueces roll. |
Public company | 2 accounts, 80.5 acresB |
| Railroads (Union Pacific, Texas Mexican Railway) Inside the City: Union Pacific Railroad (6 accounts, 28 acres) and Texas Mexican Railway Co (7 accounts, 146 acres, mailed c/o Kansas City Southern). Countywide 28 accounts, about 264 acres. Operating right-of-way is not carried as acreage here. |
Public company | 13 accounts, about 174 acresA |
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Who builds the houses
New-home building in this market: the volume, and the firms behind it. Ownership of a builder matters as much as its volume — a private-equity platform and a family firm behave differently.
Corpus Christi builds a little over a thousand homes a year. Census permit estimates for 2025 give the City 1,384 units - 1,220 single-family, 18 in duplexes, 4 in a 3-4 unit building and 142 in buildings of five or more - and Nueces County 1,496. National builders are present but small, and local firms hold as many lots. The figures below count accounts in each group's own names inside the City on NCAD's 2026 roll (lots, unsold homes and land on 1 January, mostly state class O, 'residential inventory'), not homes built. Two of the biggest lot-holders are not builders: International Bancshares' merchant-banking arm and a credit fund (AXYS Capital Credit Fund LLC, 1,925 vacant lots). On the rental side, 'SFR Owner 2 LLC', mailed to Tampa, owns 199 houses ($56.1M), the City's seventh-largest taxpayer; the roll names no parent.
| Name | Type | Accounts in City of Corpus Christi, NCAD 2026 |
|---|---|---|
| Lennar (incl. Millrose Properties Texas) Lennar Homes of Texas Land and Construction Ltd (133 accounts), Millrose Properties Texas LLC (125) and TPG AG EHC III (LEN) Multi State 1 LLC (96, mailed to Lennar's San Antonio address, 100 NE Loop 410); about 46 acres, $14.5M. Lennar's Exhibit 21 lists Lennar Homes of Texas Land and Construction, Ltd.; Millrose's lists Millrose Properties Texas, LLC; Lennar's 10-K says it spun Millrose off in February 2025 as 'a source of recycled capital for land acquisitions'. The TPG entity is grouped by address only. |
Public company | 354 accountsB |
| Diamond Beach Holdings LLC (International Bancshares) About 215 acres, $19.2M, almost all vacant residential lots (class O1); mailed to 1200 San Bernardo Ave, Laredo, and in 19 cases 'c/o International Bancshares Co'. International Bancshares' Exhibit 21 lists Diamond Beach Holdings, LLC as a 100%-owned Texas 'Merchant Banking' subsidiary - a bank affiliate holding lots, not a home builder. |
Public company | 282 accountsB |
| D.R. Horton D R Horton - Corpus Christi LLC under three spellings (236 accounts) and D R Horton - Texas Ltd (36), mailed to 5113 Yorktown Blvd; about 51 acres, $16.7M. D.R. Horton's FY2025 guarantor exhibit lists D.R. Horton - Corpus Christi, LLC and D.R. Horton - Texas, Ltd. |
Public company | 272 accountsB |
| Hogan Building Co No 1 LLC Under two spellings, mailed to 1301 Antelope St, Corpus Christi; about 25 acres, $9.0M, lots and new houses. |
Private company | 154 accountsA |
| Fox Homebuilders IV LP and Southside Ventures partnerships Fox Homebuilders IV LP (60) and Southside Ventures, II and III LP (57), all mailed to 5949 La Costa Dr; about 36 acres, $10.2M. Grouped by shared mailing address; the roll does not state that they are related. |
Private company | 117 accountsA |
| Live Oak Construction Inc Mailed to 6838 Greenwood Dr; about 39 acres, $10.0M. Other local groups of similar size: Superior H&M Homes LLC (89), Braselton Development Co Ltd and Braselton Rental Management companies (70, 158 acres), Azali companies (105, including three apartment accounts, $73.1M) and MPM Development LP (97 accounts, 594 acres). |
Private company | 110 accountsA |
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Commercial landlords
The commercial side, counted separately from housing: who holds the office, retail and industrial floor area.
Of the City's 50 largest taxpayers, the only one tied here to a listed REIT's subsidiary list is National Storage Affiliates. The largest mall and the two power centres beside it on South Padre Island Drive belong to single-asset partnerships; the only prices on record come from mortgage-bond prospectuses. Downtown, one cluster of companies sharing the Ed Rachal Foundation's mailing address owns three downtown towers, including the third- and fourth-tallest in the city. The Corpus Christi Housing Authority's name stands on 20 accounts worth $270.7M, 18 of them large apartment complexes and 19 mailed to Houston addresses; it is the City's second-largest taxpayer ($179.3M taxable). H-E-B (14 accounts, $58.7M) and Walmart's real-estate trusts (5, $43.7M) own their own stores.
| Name | Type | City of Corpus Christi holding, NCAD 2026 |
|---|---|---|
| Corpus Christi Retail Venture LP (La Palmera Mall) The mall account (39.67 acres, $98,995,145) is mailed to the La Palmera management office; a small outparcel is mailed to 5750 Old Orchard Rd, Skokie, Illinois. Dillard's Properties Inc owns its own 12.69-acre store ($11.0M). No filing opened names the partnership's owners. A 2018 SEC prospectus describes La Palmera as a super-regional mall that had an estimated $60M renovation in 2010. |
Private company | 2 accounts, 40.4 acresB |
| The Ed Rachal Foundation and ERF companies (555 N Carancahua Ste 700) ERF Real Estate Inc, ERF Broadway Inc, ERF Tower II Inc, 802 NC Inc, ERF Buffalo Inc (Park Tower), ERF Leopard Inc and ERF West Side Inc, plus accounts in the foundation's own name, all mailed to the same suite. Downtown they hold 802NC, Broadway Tower and Tower II; elsewhere schools, missions, a food bank and shopping centres. Grouped by shared mailing address only. |
Private company | 106 commercial accounts, $99.9MA |
| B33 Moore Plaza III LLC (Moore Plaza) Deed 16 Dec 2025 (instrument 2025045207), mailed c/o Bridge33 Capital, Seattle; price not on record. The previous sale is: Weingarten Realty sold Moore Plaza on 18 Jan 2018 and the buyer, Rainier Moore Plaza Acquisitions, LLC, paid $70,645,000 (UBS 2018-C8 prospectus, with a $47.5M loan and a $78.9M appraisal); its parent was 49.5% owned through CIL 2 REIT, LLC, controlled by South Africa's EMIRA Property Holdings. |
Private company | 377,261 sq ft; 6 accounts, $54.3MB |
| RD Palmera LP (The Shops at La Palmera) 4902-4954 S Staples, mailed to 12221 Merit Dr, Dallas. The BANK5 2023-5YR4 annex records a $29.5M five-year refinance loan in November 2023 against an as-is appraisal of $48.2M (1 Sep 2023), 97.0% occupancy, Dick's Sporting Goods and TJ Maxx/HomeGoods as largest tenants, and Alder Wood Partners, L.P. among the sponsors. |
Private company | 218,444 sq ft; 3 accounts, $32.7MB |
| National Storage Affiliates Trust In the name NSA 110 V JV TX PO LLC, mailed c/o National Storage Affiliates, Greenwood Village, Colorado; NSA's 2025 Exhibit 21.1 lists NSA 110 V JV TX PO, LLC. 24th on NCAD's 2026 City taxpayer list. |
REIT | 6 accounts, 25 acres, $32.0MB |
| TRT Development Co (Omni) The Omni Bayfront Hotel ($34.5M) and 38 mostly vacant downtown lots, all mailed to 4001 Maple Ave, Dallas. Wikipedia says Omni Hotels & Resorts is owned by TRT Holdings; the roll names no parent. |
Private company | 39 accounts, $40.4MA |
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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.
- The Nueces County Clerk's fee for a copy or certified copy of a deed: nuecesco.com refuses scripts (Akamai 403), so titleSearchFee states only that the owner of record is free.
- Any licence or terms of use on NCAD's roll export. The Downloads & Reports page states none, and the per-account search is robots-disallowed; republish is false throughout.
- What One Shoreline Plaza LLC acquired on 7 Oct 2025 and for how much, and how the 2015 CMBS loan that matured on 6 Mar 2025 was resolved; no 10-D or deed was read.
- The relationship between The Ed Rachal Foundation and ERF Real Estate Inc, ERF Broadway Inc, ERF Tower II Inc, 802 NC Inc and the other ERF companies. They share one mailing suite on the roll; the foundation's own site disallows ClaudeBot in robots.txt and no IRS filing was opened.
- A 'Bank of America Tower (Corpus Christi)'. No building of that name is on the roll or in Wikipedia's list of the city's tallest buildings; Bank of America branches on the roll are small.
- Who holds title to the new Harbor Bridge. FHWA names TxDOT as project sponsor; no document opened states ownership.
- The Corpus Christi Army Depot's land: it does not appear on the roll under any Army or depot name.
- Prices for any Corpus Christi building other than Moore Plaza ($70,645,000, January 2018). Texas has no sales disclosure; the 2014 One Shoreline Plaza and 2023 Shops at La Palmera appraisals are not prices.
- The parent of 'SFR Owner 2 LLC' (199 houses, mailed to Tampa). Brookfield Real Estate Income Trust's Exhibit 21 lists 'BNTR SFR Owner 2 LLC', a different name, so no link is made.
- Why 553 City accounts carry a blank owner name with the roll's confidential flag set; the roll gives no reason and the statute site could not be read.
- The parts of Corpus Christi in Kleberg, San Patricio and Aransas counties, which are on other appraisal rolls and are not covered.
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Sources
- 2026 Nueces County Certified Appraisal Roll Export (PACS 8.0.33 fixed-width files, export of 9 Oct 2026, uploaded 13 Oct 2026): owner of record, mailing address, situs, legal description, deed date and number, state codes, acreage, values and taxing units for 213,286 accounts; City of Corpus Christi = taxing unit C03 — Nueces Central Appraisal District · openA
- Downloads & Reports (certified roll exports 2021-2026, parcel shapefiles 2014-2026, export layout files; 'Nueces Central Appraisal District cannot offer technical support for reading, loading, or manipulating our data exports') — Nueces Central Appraisal District · openA
- 2026 Certified Totals Report, C03 - City of Corpus Christi (141,049 properties; market value $44,564,035,846; net taxable $29,980,071,896; tax rate 0.5997740), 31 Jul 2026 — Nueces Central Appraisal District · openA
- 2026 Top 50 Taxpayers by Entity (C03 City of Corpus Christi; C-ID1 and C-ID2 City industrial districts) — Nueces Central Appraisal District · openA
- 2026 Mass Appraisal Report ('Texas does not have mandatory sales disclosure'; Government Code Sec. 552.149 confidentiality of privately obtained sales) — Harris Central Appraisal District · openA
- 2024 Mass Appraisal Report (commercial sales are researched from recorded deeds by questionnaire to the grantee) — Nueces Central Appraisal District · openA
- List of tallest buildings in Corpus Christi — Wikipedia · openA
- COMM 2015-CCRE22 Mortgage Trust - free writing prospectus, Annex A (Loan 23, One Shoreline Plaza, 800 North Shoreline Boulevard: $24,000,000 refinance, appraised $35,000,000 at 10 Nov 2014, 363,222 sq ft, maturity 6 Mar 2025) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- BANK5 2023-5YR4 - free writing prospectus, Annex A-1 (Shops at La Palmera, 4938, 4954 and 4902 Staples Street South: $29,500,000 refinance, appraised $48,200,000 as-is at 1 Sep 2023, 218,444 sq ft) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- UBS Commercial Mortgage Trust 2018-C8 - final prospectus (Loan No. 5, Moore Plaza: acquisition loan $47,500,000, note date 18 Jan 2018; Sources and Uses 'Purchase Price: $70,645,000'; borrower Rainier Moore Plaza Acquisitions, LLC) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- Weingarten Realty Investors - Form 8-K, Q4 2017 supplemental (dispositions: Moore Plaza, Corpus Christi, TX, 01/18/18; property table: 100% owned, 371,443 sq ft) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- Hilliard Center (formerly American Bank Center) — Wikipedia · openA
- Whataburger Field — Wikipedia · openA
- About Us (history timeline: 'Port Corpus Christi opens' 1926; 'Whataburger Field Opens on port property' 2005) — Port of Corpus Christi · openA
- Project Profiles: US 181 Harbor Bridge (project sponsor/borrower TxDOT; cost $1.065 billion; funding federal $798.8M, state $202.2M, local TRZ $39M, ROW and utility donations $53M; design-builder Flatiron/Dragados LLC) — Federal Highway Administration, Center for Innovative Finance Support · openA
- Harbor Bridge Project — Wikipedia · openA
- Omni Hotels & Resorts (owner: TRT Holdings) — Wikipedia · openA
- Broadway Tower (Corpus Christi, Texas) (formerly Wells Fargo Tower; 615 N Upper Broadway; 20 floors; completed 1942) — Wikipedia · openA
- One Shoreline Plaza (two towers, 28 and 22 floors, completed 1988) — Wikipedia · openA
- D.R. Horton - Form 10-K for FY2025, Exhibit 22.1 guarantor subsidiaries (D.R. Horton - Corpus Christi, LLC; D.R. Horton - Texas, Ltd.) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- Lennar - Form 10-K for FY2025, Exhibit 21 (Lennar Homes of Texas Land and Construction, Ltd.) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- Lennar - Form 10-K for FY2025 ('In February 2025, we successfully completed the taxable spin-off of Millrose Properties, Inc.'; Millrose 'serves as a source of recycled capital for land acquisitions') — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- Millrose Properties - Form 10-K for 2025, Exhibit 21.1 (Millrose Properties Texas, LLC) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- International Bancshares Corporation - Form 10-K for 2025, Exhibit 21 ('Diamond Beach Holdings, LLC - Texas - Merchant Banking - 100%') — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- National Storage Affiliates Trust - Form 10-K for 2025, Exhibit 21.1 (NSA 110 V JV TX PO, LLC) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- Valero Energy - Form 10-K for 2025, Exhibit 21.01 (Valero Refining-Texas, L.P.) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
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- Building Permits Survey, annual 2025, places in the South Region (so2025a.txt) - Corpus Christi city row — U.S. Census Bureau · openA
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