El Paso, Texas
El Paso names the owner of every parcel on a free City map service, and it shows the City itself holding title under both of downtown's restored Trost hotels while Mills Plaza partnerships own its two tallest towers of the 1960s and 70s - but no public record says what any of them sold for.
8 buildings · 7 with an owner established · 25 sources · 8 tier B · 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. In El Paso that is the El Paso Central Appraisal District (EPCAD), whose own website sits behind a Cloudflare challenge and whose robots.txt closes its property search to scripts - but the City of El Paso republishes EPCAD's parcel file as a free, unauthenticated map service naming the owner of record, mailing address, legal description, state class, acreage and 2026 value of every parcel in the county. Deeds are recorded by the El Paso County Clerk: copies cost $1 a page and $5 to certify. 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, so a downtown tower can be traced to its owning partnership in minutes while what it sold for appears nowhere public.
Is ownership public?An open dataset names the owner
Cost of one title searchOwner of record free (El Paso Central Appraisal District data republished on City of El Paso GIS); deed copies $1.00 per page plain, $5.00 to certify (El Paso County Clerk fee schedule)
Bulk ownership dataCity of El Paso GIS 'Deeds' ArcGIS feature service (layer 'Parcels') - 404,577 county parcel records with EPCAD owner of record, mailing address, legal description, state class, land acres and 2026 value, free and unauthenticated (1,000 records per query); EPCAD's own downloads could not be reached (Cloudflare), and no licence is stated on the service
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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| WestStar Tower 601 N Mesa Street, El Paso 262,000 sq ft · 20 floors |
Office | Not established the source would not open The city's tallest building (2021). It is a condominium, WestStar Tower Condominiums, and the City GIS copy of the roll carries only one of its units: Unit O-9A (10,370 sq ft plus a 4.318% interest in the common area) in the name of WestStar Tower Properties LLC, 2026 value $1,115,298. The other units, and so the owner of most of the tower, are not on the layer, and EPCAD's own search is closed to us (robots.txt and Cloudflare). The City's economic-development register lists an active Chapter 380 strategic agreement with WestStar Tower LLC (executed Sept 2017); its TIRZ 5 dashboard puts total development at $85,000,000. Wikipedia gives 20 floors and 262,000 sq ft. |
Not established | —B |
| Wells Fargo Plaza 221 N Kansas Street, El Paso 309,814 sq ft · 21 floors |
Office | Mills Plaza Properties VII LP EPCAD account 212303 (Mills Addition block 11, all except the SW corner, 52,554 sq ft of land, built 1971): owner of record Mills Plaza Properties VII LP, mailed to 123 W Mills Ave Suite 600; 2026 value $11,200,000. The same entity holds the 222 N Kansas block (account 382136, $3.3M). In 2014 the tower backed a $11.77M refinance loan in COMM 2014-UBS6, whose annex names the sponsor as Borderplex Community Trust, gives 309,814 sq ft, an appraised value of $16.8M (15 Aug 2014) and Wells Fargo Bank as largest tenant (72,075 sq ft). How and when title passed to the present owner is on no record opened here. |
Private company | —B |
| One San Jacinto Plaza (formerly Chase Tower) 201 E Main Drive, El Paso |
Office | Mills Properties VI LP The City's address point for 201 E Main falls inside EPCAD account 10339 (Mills Addition block 8, all of block including the closed alley and air rights over railroad-owned land, built 1963): owner of record Mills Properties VI LP, 2026 value $11,000,000. Wikipedia, citing 2017 El Paso Times reporting, says the 20-storey former El Paso National Bank / Texas Commerce / Chase tower was then owned by Borderplex Realty Trust and was renamed One San Jacinto Plaza in 2018; the roll now names a different entity. No transfer date or price is on any record opened. |
Private company | —B |
| Hotel Paso del Norte 101 S El Paso Street (10 Henry Trost Court), El Paso |
Hotel | City of El Paso EPCAD account 82838, Mills Addition block 16, all of the block and the closed alley (75,036 sq ft), situs 10 Henry Trost: owner of record City of El Paso, exempt, 2026 value $3,001,440. The City's TIRZ 5 dashboard keys its 'Paso del Norte' hotel project to this parcel (GID M47399901600100): total development $77,188,788, contractual incentives $30,829,153. Its agreement register lists an active Chapter 380 strategic agreement with '101 El Paso St. (Camino Real Hotel)', executed May 2017. Wikipedia says Camino Real Hotels sold the building to The Meyers Group in October 2016; no price is stated anywhere opened, and the roll does not show the operator's interest. |
Government | —B |
| Plaza Hotel 106 W Mills Avenue, El Paso |
Hotel | City of El Paso EPCAD account 300676 (Mills Addition block 6, lot 28, 14,508 sq ft), situs 106 Mills: owner of record City of El Paso, exempt, 2026 value $580,320. The City's economic-development register lists an active agreement with 'Mills Plaza Properties II LP MPPII (Plaza Hotel)' at 106 W. Mills, executed Feb 2018, whose subtype is 'Chapter 380 Agreement, Chapter 312 Tax Abatement, Lease Agreement'; its TIRZ 5 dashboard puts total development at $78,000,000. Two slivers of right-of-way beside lot 28 stand in Mills Plaza Properties II LP's own name. The lease terms are not on any record opened. The 1930 Trost & Trost tower is 19 storeys (Wikipedia). |
Government | —B |
| Southwest University Park 1 Ballpark Plaza, El Paso |
Civic | City of El Paso EPCAD account 656167 (Stevens Replat B, block B lot 1, 5.75 acres, built 2013): owner of record City of El Paso, exempt, 2026 value $43,586,562 - the most valuable City-owned account downtown. Wikipedia gives the City as owner and the ballpark's cost as $78 million; it stands on the site of the former City Hall, imploded in April 2013, and the naming rights were sold to Southwest University for 20 years in 2014. (Owner and value from the roll; cost and history from Wikipedia.) |
Government | —B |
| Blue Flame Building 304 Texas Avenue, El Paso |
Office | Housing Authority of the City of El Paso EPCAD account 365167 (Mills Addition block 39, 99.25 ft on Stanton by 120 ft on Texas, built 1954): owner of record Housing Authority of the City of El Paso, mailed to 304 Texas Ave, exempt, 2026 value $8,524,590. The same street address, at Suite 1600, is the mailing address of several public facility corporations ('EP ... PFC') that own apartment complexes across the city. Wikipedia's list of tallest buildings describes it as the former El Paso Natural Gas tower, 18 storeys, 1954. |
Government | —B |
| Cielo Vista Mall 8401 Gateway Blvd W, El Paso 1,245,387 sq ft |
Retail | Simon Property Group 100% Simon's 2025 10-K lists Cielo Vista Mall, El Paso, at 100% ownership, 'Fee and Ground Lease (2030)', built 1974, 99.6% leased, 1,245,387 sq ft, anchors Macy's, Dillard's, JCPenney, Cinemark and Primark. On the roll the mall account 281196 (23.5 acres) stands in the name Simon Property Group, $91,887,000 in 2026, while the anchors own their own pads: Dillard's Properties Inc ($15.8M, 10.2 acres) and Macy's Department Stores Inc ($15.4M, 14.2 acres). |
REIT | —B |
2
The core land
The most valuable ground in the city, and what the public record says about it.
Every figure is computed from EPCAD's 2026 roll as the City of El Paso republishes it (the 'Deeds' service), restricted to accounts carrying the City of El Paso taxing-unit code CEP. The layer gives one value per account (field X022_APPRA, value year 2026) and no land/improvement split. The most valuable account in the city is an oil refinery; downtown, the whole Mills Addition is worth less than it.
Value on the roll, City of El Paso$64.9 billion
Sum of 2026 values on 213,884 real-property accounts with taxing-unit code CEP (utility and railroad operating property excluded), of which $5.3 billion on 6,394 exempt accounts; read from the City GIS copy of EPCAD's roll, 2026-10-13. A further 2,729 house accounts carry the owner name 'UNKNOWN OWNER'; the layer does not say why.
Highest-valued account$454,502,020
6950 North Loop Dr, 495.6 acres, owner of record Western Refining Co LP - the El Paso refinery. Marathon Petroleum's Exhibit 21 (2025 10-K) lists 'Western Refining Company LLC (d/b/a Marathon El Paso Refinery)'. 2026 EPCAD value.
Highest-valued public account$195,373,428
University Ave, 65.27 acres, owner of record University of Texas (mailed to the UT System, 210 W 7th St, Austin) - the UTEP campus core. 2026 EPCAD value, exempt.
Downtown (Mills Addition), all accounts$342.8 million on 70.5 acres
292 CEP accounts whose legal description is in the Mills Addition, the downtown grid around San Jacinto Plaza; median 2026 value per square foot of land across its 241 taxable accounts: $69. Computed from the 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.
El Paso's largest landholders are public, and their holdings are desert as much as city: the City of El Paso holds about 29,000 acres in its own name, much of it whole 640-acre survey sections exempt as recreational or open land, and the State and federal governments follow. The biggest private holders of open land are a few development groups on the north-east and north-west edges, whose acreage is valued as agricultural land at a few hundred dollars a section. Acreages are EPCAD's land-area field for accounts in the City (no account exceeds 2,000 acres, so none was dropped as a keying error); name variants are listed rather than merged unless stated.
| Name | Type | EPCAD 2026, City of El Paso |
|---|---|---|
| City of El Paso $1.19B of 2026 value. Largest tracts are whole survey sections of 590-662 acres (exempt, mostly class XV-R). Downtown it holds title under Southwest University Park ($43.6M), the Hotel Paso del Norte block and the Plaza Hotel lot. A further 119 accounts (about 428 acres) stand under variants such as 'The City of El Paso', 'City of El Paso (PSB)', '(TR)' and 'Trustee', some of them El Paso Water's. |
Government | 3,259 accounts, about 29,071 acresA |
| People of the State of Texas $254.4M. Mailed to 125 E 11th St, Austin. Mostly 640-acre sections with the situs 'Wilderness Park', plus 790 acres of Loop 375 right of way. Texas Parks & Wildlife Department holds a further 37 accounts (1,327 acres) in its own name, and the Veterans Land Board one (42.9 acres, $22.9M). |
Government | 626 accounts, about 14,662 acresA |
| United States of America Under 'United States of America (TR)', $133.1M, mailed to 700 E San Antonio Ave. Largest tracts are sections 32-36 of Block 81 Township 1 (441-640 acres each) and Castner Range lot 7 (162.9 acres). The Fort Bliss cantonment does not appear on the roll under any federal or Fort Bliss name, so the military land inside the City limits is not counted here. Countywide the federal government holds 525 accounts and about 76,000 acres. |
Government | 130 accounts, about 4,734 acresA |
| El Paso Water (Public Service Board) $102.0M across 'El Paso Water Utilities PSB' (191 accounts, 1,502 acres), 'El Paso Water Utilites' (21, including a $25.7M account of 53.6 acres at 9751 Pan American Dr, built 2021), 'City of El Paso (PSB)' (31) and other spellings. Water land titled simply to the City of El Paso cannot be told apart. |
Government | 254 accounts, about 1,900 acresA |
| FSW Investments II, IV, V, VI, VII and X LP Open desert in Block 81 Township 1 sections 13-20, valued as agricultural land (class D5) at $784,816 in all. Mailed to 123 W Mills Ave Suite 600, the address of the Mills Plaza partnerships that own the downtown bank towers and of The Fountains at Farah GP LLC ($82.2M, the city's largest shopping-centre account). The roll does not name the parties behind these partnerships. |
Private company | 26 accounts, about 1,969 acresA |
| Entities mailed to 6080 Surety Dr Suite 300 $111.8M: EP Transmountain Residential LLC (717), Ranchos Real IV Ltd (607), Camino Real Investment Properties LLC, Camino Real Properties I Ltd, Ranchos Real Investment Prop LLC, Newman Ranch Properties, TP 33 Investments, Hueco Investments and JTC Stores LLC (26 store sites). Grouped by shared mailing address; accounts there in individuals' names are excluded and not named. |
Developer | 1,474 accounts, about 1,424 acresA |
| Hunt entities Hunt El Paso Developer LLC (2 accounts, 628 acres), Hunt Communities Develop Co II LLC (18, 164 acres), Hunt Communities Development Co II LLC (115 acres), Cimarron Hunt Communities LLC (75 accounts, 110 acres), Hunt El Paso Investment Ltd (72 acres) and smaller Hunt Communities holding and LIHTC partnerships. Grouped by name; accounts in individuals' names excluded. |
Developer | about 1,130 acresA |
| El Paso Independent School District $437.1M. Ysleta ISD (142 accounts, 836 acres, $144.0M) and Socorro ISD (48, 791 acres, $104.9M) also hold schools inside the City limits. |
Government | 190 accounts, about 1,165 acresA |
| University of Texas System (UTEP) $282.1M under 'University of Texas' (64 accounts, including the 65.27-acre campus core at $195.4M) and 'Board of Regents of the University of TX System' (28), all mailed to 210 W 7th St, Austin. Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center at El Paso holds a further 71 accounts ($100.2M). |
Institution | 92 accounts, about 266 acresA |
| Western Refining Co LP and Freeport-McMoRan Industrial land: Western Refining Co LP, 3 accounts, $455.6M (the refinery, which Marathon Petroleum's Exhibit 21 names as Western Refining Company LLC d/b/a Marathon El Paso Refinery); Freeport-McMoRan, 4 accounts on North Loop Dr, $44.6M, plus 5 Phelps Dodge Refining Corp accounts at the same mailing address - Freeport's 10-K says it operates 'a copper refinery and rod mill in El Paso, Texas'. |
Public company | 551 and 217 acresB |
| Union Pacific and railroad operating property Railroad land barely appears by name: Union Pacific Railroad Co holds one City account ($879,542) and Southern Pacific Co two; the El Paso & Santa Fe Railroad's operating property is assessed by track mileage (11 miles of branch line and 24.1 miles of side track, $20.3M), not acreage. No account stands in the name of BNSF or of the International Boundary and Water Commission. |
Public company | small on the rollA |
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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.
El Paso builds homes at a fraction of the pace of Texas's eastern metros: the City permitted 1,722 units in 2025 - 1,466 single-family, 70 in duplexes, 44 in 3-4 unit buildings and 142 in buildings of five or more - and El Paso County 2,050 in all. The market is local. None of the national public builders (D.R. Horton, Lennar, LGI, Pulte and the like) holds a single account in its own name inside the City on the 2026 roll, and none of the single-family rental REITs appears either. The figures below count residential-inventory accounts (Texas state class O: lots and unsold homes held by a builder or developer on 1 January) inside the City, grouped by the entity's mailing address where the roll gives one; they are not homes built.
| Name | Type | Residential-inventory accounts, City of El Paso, EPCAD 2026 |
|---|---|---|
| EP Transmountain Residential LLC and Ranchos Real IV Ltd 686 and 601 class-O accounts (lots), both mailed to 6080 Surety Dr Suite 300, together about 207 acres. Entities at that address hold 1,474 City accounts in all (see landowners). They are land developers selling lots rather than home builders; the parent is not named on any record opened. |
Developer | 1,287 accountsA |
| Bowling Construction LLC Mailed to 2505 E Missouri Ave Suite 300; about 28 acres of lots and homes under construction, $2.2M. A further 21 apartment and commercial accounts in 'Palms' partnership names share that address. |
Private company | 186 accountsA |
| Edwards Homes of El Paso LLC Mailed to 11450 Rojas Dr Suite D15; about 23 acres. |
Private company | 143 accountsA |
| El Paso Accent Homes LLC Mailed to 6300 Escondido Dr Suite A, an address it shares with Flair Homes-Texas (3 inventory accounts) and El Paso Five Star Homes Inc; the roll does not show whether they are related, so they are not combined. |
Private company | 75 accountsA |
| Classic American Homes II Mailed to 12770 Edgemere Blvd, which 29 inventory accounts of Direct Home Sales Inc share; not combined. |
Private company | 44 accountsA |
| Zia Estates LLC Class O2 (homes) mostly built 2022-24, plus 18 occupied-house accounts; $19.8M across 57 accounts. Zia Homes of El Paso LLC holds 18 more accounts at a different address. |
Private company | 39 accountsA |
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Commercial landlords
The commercial side, counted separately from housing: who holds the office, retail and industrial floor area.
El Paso's commercial ground is held mostly by local private groups, each through dozens of single-asset partnerships that share one mailing address - the roll lets them be grouped by that address, not tied to a parent. National REITs are present but small: Simon's Cielo Vista Mall, CBL's half of the Outlet Shoppes, STAG's industrial buildings, EastGroup (2 accounts, $14.4M, against four El Paso groups in its Schedule III), and Kite Realty (KRG Sunland entities, 4 accounts, $32.0M, three of them at 655 Sunland Park Dr; Kite's Exhibit 21 lists KRG Sunland, LLC and KRG Sunland II, LLC, while the roll writes 'LP'). STAG's 10-K records one El Paso purchase with a stated price: 254,103 sq ft, one building, $32.182 million, 10 June 2024. Downtown, the Mills Plaza partnerships hold 24 accounts ($53.0M) including both bank towers.
| Name | Type | City of El Paso holding, EPCAD 2026 |
|---|---|---|
| River Oaks Properties Ltd and ROP / River Oaks single-asset LLCs $383.3M of 2026 value, all mailed to 5678 N Mesa: River Oaks Properties Ltd (144 accounts) plus ROP Artcraft, ROP North Hills Crossing, River Oaks El Paseo, ROP Eastridge Plaza, ROP Montana Commons and some twenty more shopping-centre companies. 167 of the accounts are commercial (class F). |
Private company | 206 accounts, about 697 acresA |
| Apartment companies mailed to PO Box 12067, El Paso $450.2M - the most valuable private group on the roll, almost all apartments (class B): Haciendas Espanola LLC (28), Alliance Santi Apartments, and 'EPT ... Apartments' companies at Sandstone Ranch, Montecillo, Coronado Villas and San Miguel. Grouped by mailing address only; no parent is named on any record opened. |
Private company | 100 accounts, about 274 acresA |
| Partnerships mailed to 6500 Montana Ave $292.0M, 236 of them commercial: Clemar Property Holdings, EP Plaza Partners, Verde Paso Partners, Mast Partners, Original Del Mesa Partners, Ten East Partners and others, each holding a handful of retail and office parcels. Grouped by mailing address only. |
Private company | 249 accounts, about 398 acresA |
| Simon Property Group Six accounts in the name Simon Property Group, 37.9 acres, $101.0M. Simon's 2025 10-K lists Cielo Vista Mall at 100% ownership, fee and ground lease (2030), built 1974, 99.6% leased. |
REIT | 1,245,387 sq ft (Cielo Vista Mall)B |
| STAG Industrial STAG's 2025 10-K property table gives El Paso 12 buildings and 2,417,131 rentable sq ft and El Paso 2.4% of annualised base rent; on the roll STAG TX Holdings LP and STAG El Paso 1-5 LP (all in STAG's Exhibit 21) hold 11 City accounts, 88.7 acres, $66.9M. |
REIT | 12 buildings, 2,417,131 sq ftB |
| CBL & Associates Properties (50%) CBL's 2025 10-K lists The Outlet Shoppes at El Paso at 50% ownership, 433,246 sq ft, 96% leased, with a $65.8M loan at 5.10% due Oct 2028. On the roll El Paso Outlet Center CMBS LLC and three outparcel companies, all four names in CBL's Exhibit 21, hold 8 accounts, 61.1 acres, $68.5M, inside the City at 7051 Desert Blvd; the CMBS borrower mails to 2030 Hamilton Place Blvd, Chattanooga, which the 10-K gives as CBL's principal executive office. |
REIT | 433,246 sq ft (The Outlet Shoppes at El Paso)B |
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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.
- EPCAD's own terms of use and any licence on its data. epcad.org is Cloudflare-challenged and its robots.txt closes the property search; the City GIS services that republish the roll carry no copyright, access or licence text. republish is false throughout.
- The owner of most of WestStar Tower. It is a condominium and only Unit O-9A (WestStar Tower Properties LLC) is on the City's copy of the roll; the remaining units are not.
- When and for what Mills Plaza Properties VII LP and Mills Properties VI LP acquired Wells Fargo Plaza and One San Jacinto Plaza from the Borderplex REIT (which the 2014 CMBS annex and 2017 reporting name as the earlier sponsor/owner). The County Clerk's deed index is robots-disallowed, and Texas records no price.
- The parties behind the Mills Plaza partnerships, the FSW Investments partnerships and The Fountains at Farah GP LLC, all mailed to 123 W Mills Ave Suite 600. No filing or company page opened here names them, so no person is named.
- The terms under which the City of El Paso holds title to the Hotel Paso del Norte block and the Plaza Hotel lot. The City's register calls the Plaza Hotel arrangement a 'Chapter 380 Agreement, Chapter 312 Tax Abatement, Lease Agreement'; the lease itself was not opened.
- The Kress Building (211 N Mesa). The City's register names Mills Plaza Properties V, LP and Kress Tunnel, LLC as parties to its Chapter 380 agreement, but the City address point for 211 N Mesa falls in an account held by Banner Hotel LLC and no account stands in the name Mills Plaza Properties V LP, so its owner is left unstated.
- The Fort Bliss cantonment's acreage inside the City limits: no account on the roll names Fort Bliss or the Army, and federal land not carried on the roll cannot be counted.
- Why 2,729 house accounts carry the owner name 'UNKNOWN OWNER' (Texas allows certain owners to have their information withheld, but the layer states no reason and the statute site could not be read).
- Sale prices for any El Paso building other than STAG's June 2024 purchase. Texas has no sales disclosure; the only other stated values are the 2014 CMBS appraisal of Wells Fargo Plaza ($16.8M) and the City's TIRZ development totals, neither of which is a price.
- Whether the 6080 Surety Dr, 6500 Montana Ave and PO Box 12067 groups each have a single parent. They are grouped by shared mailing address only.
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Sources
- Deeds feature service, layer 'Parcels' - El Paso Central Appraisal District owner of record, mailing address, legal description, state class code, land acres, year built, exemptions and value (value year 2026) for 404,577 county parcel records; City of El Paso subset (taxing-unit code CEP, 214,222 accounts) read 2026-10-13 — City of El Paso GIS (data: El Paso Central Appraisal District) · openA
- County Clerk Fee Schedule (Recording copies: plain copy $1.00 per page; certification $5.00; recording public records $25.00 first page) — El Paso County Clerk · openA
- 2026 Mass Appraisal Report ('Texas does not have mandatory sales disclosure'; Government Code Sec. 552.149 sales confidentiality) — Harris Central Appraisal District · openA
- Economic Development Agreements Map layer (Chapter 380 agreements: Plaza Hotel - Mills Plaza Properties II LP, 'Chapter 380 Agreement, Chapter 312 Tax Abatement, Lease Agreement'; WestStar Tower LLC; '101 El Paso St. (Camino Real Hotel)'; Kress Building) — City of El Paso GIS (Economic Development) · openA
- TIRZ #5 tax-abated properties layer (Plaza Hotel $78,000,000; WestStar Tower $85,000,000; Paso del Norte $77,188,788.31 total development) — City of El Paso GIS (Economic Development) · openA
- COMM 2014-UBS6 Mortgage Trust - free writing prospectus, Annex A (Loan 34, Wells Fargo Plaza, 221 North Kansas Street: $11,770,000 refinance, sponsor Borderplex Community Trust, appraised $16,800,000 at 15 Aug 2014, 309,814 sq ft) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- Borderplex Realty Trust - Form D (Maryland REIT, formerly Borderplex Community Trust, 221 N. Kansas St. Suite 2010) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- Simon Property Group - Form 10-K for 2025 (property table: Cielo Vista Mall; Schedule III) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- CBL & Associates Properties - Form 10-K for 2025 (The Outlet Shoppes at El Paso, 50%, 433,246 sq ft; loan table) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- CBL & Associates Properties - Exhibit 21 (El Paso Outlet Center CMBS, LLC; El Paso Outlet Outparcels, LLC and II LLC; El Paso Outlet Center, LLC) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- STAG Industrial - Form 10-K for 2025 (El Paso: 12 buildings, 2,417,131 sq ft; acquisitions table: El Paso, TX, 10 June 2024, 254,103 sq ft, purchase price $32,182 thousand) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- STAG Industrial - Exhibit 21.1 (STAG El Paso 1-5, LP; STAG TX Holdings, LP) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- EastGroup Properties - Form 10-K for 2025 (Schedule III: El Paso Butterfield Trail, Rojas Commerce Park, Americas Ten Business Center 1 and 2) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- Kite Realty Group - Exhibit 21.1 for 2025 (KRG Sunland, LLC; KRG Sunland II, LLC) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- Marathon Petroleum - Exhibit 21.1 for 2025 (Western Refining Company LLC, d/b/a Marathon El Paso Refinery) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- Freeport-McMoRan - Form 10-K for 2025 ('a copper refinery and rod mill in El Paso, Texas') — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- Building Permits Survey, annual 2025, places in the South Region (so2025a.txt) - El Paso city row — U.S. Census Bureau · openA
- Building Permits Survey, annual 2025, counties (co2025a.txt) - El Paso County, FIPS 48/141 — U.S. Census Bureau · openA
- Southwest University Park — Wikipedia · openA
- One San Jacinto Plaza (El Paso, Texas) — Wikipedia · openA
- Hotel Paso del Norte — Wikipedia · openA
- WestStar Tower — Wikipedia · openA
- List of tallest buildings in El Paso — Wikipedia · openA
- AddressPoint feature service (address points used to place 201 E Main, 601 N Mesa, 211 N Mesa, 221 N Kansas and 10 Henry Trost on parcels) — City of El Paso GIS · openA
- Life Storage, Inc. - Form 8-K Exhibit 99.1 (Borderplex Realty Trust described as 'a privately held real estate investment trust ... concentrated along the US-Mexico border') — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA