Eugene, Oregon
Lane County publishes the owner of record for every Eugene tax lot free on an open map service, and Oregon deeds must state their price, so this record names owners from the County's own roll and dates prices from the County's sales layer or a dated public document.
12 buildings · 12 with an owner established · 23 sources · 8 tier A · 4 tier B · prepared 2026-10-15
Can you find out who owns it?
Oregon records title by deed with the county clerk, and every deed conveying fee title must state the true and actual consideration on its face (ORS 93.030), so prices are normally on the public record — though a deed may state '$1 and other good and valuable consideration', as PeaceHealth's 2025 sale to Bushnell University did. Eugene is in Lane County. The County's Assessment & Taxation tax-lot layer, published weekly into the regional RLID database, is served free on a public County map service that names the owner of record for each lot; a companion layer gives the price, date and deed number of each sale for a recent three-year window, without buyer names. RLID itself (Lane Council of Governments) is a subscription service, and the County sells an RLID extract for $117.85. Oregon bars new local transfer taxes (ORS 306.815); Lane County has none.
Is ownership public?An open dataset names the owner
Cost of one title searchOwner of record free per tax lot on Lane County's public AT/AddressParcelSales map service. Lane County A&T fee schedule (effective 1 July 2026): RLID one-time extract $117.85, quarterly updates (4) $461.25; copies $0.25 a page; maps $5.00 each. The County's Property Account Information portal (apps.lanecounty.org) bars all robots and was not opened
Bulk ownership dataNo free bulk owner file. Lane County sells its production tax-lot layer for $100 with no owner names, and points buyers wanting owner attributes to the Lane Regional Information Center (RLID, Lane Council of Governments, subscription); A&T sells an RLID extract for $117.85. The public Parcels map service names owners per lot and answers summary queries
Sale pricesEvery sale, with its address
Sites that forbid taking their data
- eugeneweekly.com — “'Permission is granted to temporarily download one copy of the materials … for personal, non-commercial transitory viewing only … you may not: modify or copy the materials; use the materials for any commercial purpose, or for any public display (commercial or non-commercial)' (Terms and Conditions of Use, §2)”
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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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| University of Oregon main campus (including Hayward Field) Main tax lot 17-03-32-00-00100 (site addresses include 1421 E 18th Ave and 1101 Kincaid St), Eugene |
Institutional | State of Oregon, acting through the Board of Trustees of the University of Oregon Lane County's tax-lot layer names the owner of the largest campus lot, 128.76 acres, as 'State of OR Acting Thru Bd of TR Univ of OR'; a query point at Hayward Field's position on E 15th Ave falls inside that lot. Inside City limits the roll carries 10 lots (169.5 acres) under that name and another 78 lots (175.2 acres) still under 'Board of Higher Education', the name of the university's former governing board. The layer carries no assessed values; public university land is exempt. The Hayward Field position test is this research's, made against the County's own polygons. |
Government | —A |
| Autzen Stadium 2700 Martin Luther King Jr Blvd, Eugene (tax lot 17-03-29-40-00301) |
Institutional | State of Oregon, for the University of Oregon (roll name: 'Board of Higher Education') The County's address points place 2700, 2750 and 2760 Martin Luther King Jr Blvd on tax lot 1703294000301, 76.23 acres, zoned Public Land, inside City limits. The roll's owner name for that lot is 'Board of Higher Education' — the State's former university board; the roll has not been re-titled to the UO Board of Trustees as other campus lots have. No sale or price appears in the County's three-year sales layer. |
Government | —A |
| Matthew Knight Arena 1776 E 13th Ave, Eugene (tax lot 17-03-32-41-01000) |
Institutional | State of Oregon, acting through the Board of Trustees of the University of Oregon The County's address points put 1776 E 13th Ave on tax lot 1703324101000, 6.42 acres, zoned Community Commercial, owner of record 'State of OR Acting Thru Bd of TR Univ of OR'. No sale in the County's sales layer. Floor area and seating are not on any page opened here. |
Government | —A |
| Former PeaceHealth Sacred Heart Medical Center, University District 1255 Hilyard St / 791 E 13th Ave, Eugene (tax lot 17-03-32-31-04701) |
Residential | The Mark at Eugene LLC Eugene's only hospital closed its emergency department in December 2023; PeaceHealth listed the 12.53-acre, 1.2M sq ft campus in March 2025 (Lookout, 17 Nov 2025). Landmark Properties of Athens, Georgia, filed plans for two five-storey buildings at 791 E 13th Ave (Lookout, 1 Aug 2025) and is doing the demolition; phase one is 272 units (Lookout, 20 Mar 2026). The County roll now names 'The Mark at Eugene LLC' as owner of 1255 Hilyard (2.62 acres) and two lots at 1304–1308 Hilyard. No price was found in a source this research could use. Bushnell University bought 722 and 770 E 11th Ave on 21 Oct 2025 under an undisclosed price. |
Developer | —B |
| PeaceHealth Sacred Heart Medical Center at RiverBend (in Springfield, not Eugene) 3333 RiverBend Dr, Springfield (tax lot 17-03-22-00-04102) |
Institutional | PeaceHealth Recorded here because it replaced Eugene's hospital: Lookout reports that after the University District closure patients and providers shifted to RiverBend, in Springfield. The County roll names 'Peacehealth' as owner of the 56.0-acre RiverBend lot (GEOCITY Springfield, zoned Medical Services) and of 24 Springfield lots totalling 211.8 acres; inside Eugene, PeaceHealth now holds 8 lots, 9.7 acres. It is outside the City of Eugene and is not counted in this page's Eugene totals. |
Institution | —B |
| Valley River Center 293 Valley River Center, Eugene (main tax lot 17-03-30-20-01007) 813,000 sq ft total GLA; 414,000 sq ft mall and freestanding (Macerich 10-K, 2025) |
Retail | Macerich Valley River Center LLC (The Macerich Company) 100% Macerich's FY2025 10-K lists Valley River Center, Eugene, at 100% ownership, built 1969, acquired 2006, last renovated 2007, 813,000 sq ft GLA, 96.1% occupied, anchors Macy's and JCPenney, a consolidated centre. Schedule III shows initial cost of $24.9M land and $147.7M buildings, gross carrying amount $212.1M and accumulated depreciation $104.3M at 31 Dec 2025. The County roll names 'Macerich Valley River Center LLC' on 4 lots, 42.0 acres (main lot 30.83 acres). The 30 Jun 2026 10-Q still lists it as consolidated. No distress was found: no loan default or transfer to a lender appears in either filing. The 2006 purchase price is not stated in these filings. |
REIT | —A |
| Eugene Airport (Mahlon Sweet Field) 28801 Douglas Dr, Eugene (main tax lot 17-04-06-00-00100) |
Civic | City of Eugene The terminal's address sits on tax lot 1704060000100, 659.39 acres, zoned Airport Operations, owner of record 'City of Eugene'. All 31 lots zoned Airport Operations held by the City total 2,131.5 acres, plus a 54.2-acre lot under 'City of Eugene City Hall'. The roll's GEOCITY field is blank for these lots, i.e. the airport is outside the City's incorporated area as the County maps it; the City holds 4,799 acres outside its limits in all, most of it here. |
Government | —A |
| Downtown Riverfront (former EWEB operations yard) E 4th Ave to the Willamette between Ferry St and the Coburg Rd overpass, Eugene |
Mixed use | Urban Renewal Agency of the City of Eugene, with City of Eugene and development-block LLCs Lookout reports the City finalised a deal in 2018 to pay $5.75M for 16 acres of EWEB's former operations yard, with Portland developer Atkins Dame as development partner; two of 13 buildings (Heartwood, 95 units; Portal, 130 units) were complete by Aug 2025 and full build-out is now put at 2033. On the County roll, the Downtown Riverfront Special Area zone holds 15 City of Eugene lots (9.8 ac), 8 Urban Renewal Agency lots (3.7 ac), one EWEB lot (0.7 ac) and seven 'ERD Block' LLCs (Blocks 3b/3c, 4/5, 7, 7r, 9, 10, VOS/A; about 5.7 ac) holding the developer parcels. The City's own riverfront pages, which would name the LLCs' parent, are Cloudflare-blocked. |
Government | $5,750,000 2018 Paid to EWEB for 16 acres of the riverfront site, as Lookout Eugene-Springfield reported (10 Aug 2025). B |
| Lane Events Center (Lane County Fairgrounds) 796 W 13th Ave, Eugene (tax lot 17-03-31-32-09900) |
Civic | Lane County The County's address point for 796 W 13th Ave is on tax lot 1703313209900, 50.52 acres, zoned Public Land, inside City limits, owner of record 'County Owned Lands Dept' — Lane County's own land account. No sale appears in the three-year sales layer. |
Government | —A |
| 5th Street Public Market 296 E 5th Ave, Eugene (tax lots 17-03-31-11-03500, -03600, -04300) |
Retail | 5th Street Public Market LLC Three tax lots carrying the market's address and the adjoining corner, 0.99 acres in all, are owned of record by '5th Street Public Market LLC' (10 lots, 3.2 acres under that name citywide); three further lots, 0.6 acres, are held by '5th Street Market Inc'. The roll does not name the LLC's members and no sale appears in the three-year sales layer, so no price is stated here. |
Private company | —A |
| Former Hynix semiconductor plant 1830 Willow Creek Cir, Eugene (tax lots 18-04-04-20-00400 and others) about 1.2M sq ft on nearly 200 acres (Lookout; Cleanroom Technology) |
Industrial | Arkham Industries LLC The County roll names 'Arkham Industries LLC' as owner of the factory lot (34.28 ac) and four neighbouring lots, 199.6 acres in all, zoned Campus Employment. Lookout (25 Sep 2026) says the current owner is Stratacache, an Ohio digital-sign company that bought the plant at a 2020 auction for $6.3M (earlier: Avago $20M in 2015, Corning $13.4M in 2017); neither source links the LLC to Stratacache. The plant was listed for sale on 23 Sep 2026 with no asking price, and the City has ruled a data centre is not a permitted use. Distress: none recorded, but it is on the market again. |
Private company | —B |
| Lane Community College main campus 4000 E 30th Ave (unincorporated, outside Eugene City limits; tax lot 18-03-10-00-01400) |
Institutional | Lane Community College (district) The main campus address sits on tax lot 1803100001400, 153.78 acres, zoned Public Facility, owner of record 'Lane Community College'; the College holds 188.1 acres under that name and 88.6 acres more as 'Lane Community College Dist' outside any city. GEOCITY is blank, so the campus is outside the City of Eugene though it has a Eugene postal address. Inside City limits the College holds 5 lots, 1.3 acres (the downtown campus area). |
Government | —A |
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The core land
The most valuable ground in the city, and what the public record says about it.
Eugene's taxable base is $20.4 billion of assessed value for 2025-26, under half of Lane County's $45.0 billion. Oregon's Measure 50 caps assessed value well below market for older property, so the County's own top-taxpayer list shows owners whose market value is two or three times what they are taxed on. The single biggest taxpayer in the City is a cable network, not a landlord; the biggest landlord is a local investment company with 76 parcels and $277M of market value. The most valuable ground by size is public and exempt: the University, the airport and the City's parks. The County's open map service carries owner names and sales but no values, so no single-parcel value ranking is given here.
City of Eugene total assessed value$20,441,327,648
Lane County A&T, SAL Table 4a 'Detail of Taxing District Levies', tax year 2025-26, line 13 for City of Eugene; Lane County as a whole $44,980,819,357.
Largest landlord by market value$276,759,862 (76 parcels)
Shepard Investment Group LLC, ranked 2nd of the City's top ten taxpayers for tax year 2025: assessed $107,191,007, tax $2,008,796. Countywide it holds 160 parcels at $381.7M market. Lane County 'Top Taxpayers for Tax Year 2025', run 29 Oct 2025.
Highest recorded sale, Oct 2023 – Dec 2024$18,400,000
1133 Olive St (tax lot 1703314200300, 0.54 ac, a downtown senior apartment building), warranty deed 2024-001286 recorded 18 Jan 2024; now owned of record by Olive Plaza Senior Housing Limited Partnership. Next: $11,789,237 for an assisted-living property at 2615 Lone Oak Way (31 Jan 2024). County sales layer; 2,237 Eugene sales in the window.
Typical (median) house, real market value$501,480
City of Eugene median dwelling real market value 2025 (2024: $498,045, +0.69%). Lane County A&T 'Real Market Value on a Typical (Median) Dwelling'.
Downtown Riverfront land, 2026 trade priceabout $31 per sq ft
Price for the small parcels traded between the City, its Urban Renewal Agency and developer Atkins Dame beside City Hall, approved 11 Feb 2026; exact areas still to be surveyed. Lookout Eugene-Springfield, 12 Feb 2026.
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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 of Eugene the County's tax-lot layer maps 57,040 lots covering 30,866 acres. The City of Eugene is by far the largest owner of record, with about 3,260 acres in its own name inside the limits and another 4,800 acres outside them, most of it the airport. Public bodies — the City, two school districts, the State and its university, the federal Bureau of Land Management in the west Eugene wetlands, the utility, the County and the transit district — together hold roughly a fifth of the mapped acreage. The largest private holdings are a vacant chip plant, a golf club and a handful of local investment companies. Totals are this research's sums of the roll's owner-name field (OWNNAME) for lots the County codes to Eugene (GEOCITY = EUG), October 2026; variant spellings of the same owner are added together only where the name plainly matches. 775 lots (6,253 acres, mostly rights of way and river) carry no owner name.
| Name | Type | Holdings inside City limits (County roll, Oct 2026) |
|---|---|---|
| City of Eugene 981 lots, 3,211.3 acres as 'City of Eugene', 29 lots (48.9 ac) as 'City of Eugene Finance' and a few small variants, inside the limits. Outside them the City holds 135 lots, 4,799.3 acres, and the 54.2-acre 'City of Eugene City Hall' lot — chiefly Eugene Airport (2,131.5 acres zoned Airport Operations). A further 22 lots, 76.7 acres, are inside Springfield. The Urban Renewal Agency of the City of Eugene is recorded separately. |
Government | about 1,012 lots, 3,264 acres (plus about 4,830 acres outside City limits)A |
| US Department of the Interior, Bureau of Land Management Under four spellings ('US Dept of Interior BLM' 475.2 ac; 'U S Dept of Interior B L M' 107.4 ac; 'US Dept of Interior BLM O&C' 58.0 ac; 'US Dept of Interior B L M' 51.7 ac; one more 5.2 ac). The second-largest owner inside the City by acreage; the roll does not describe the land's use. |
Government | 56 lots, about 698 acresA |
| Eugene School District 4J As 'Eugene School District 4J'. |
Government | 61 lots, 547.1 acresA |
| State of Oregon / University of Oregon 10 lots, 169.5 ac as 'State of OR Acting Thru Bd of TR Univ of OR'; 78 lots, 175.2 ac still under 'Board of Higher Education'; small lots under other higher-education variants. Other State land: 'State of Oregon' 13 lots 15.5 ac, 'Oregon State of' 8 lots 21.3 ac; the Oregon Department of Transportation holds a further 84 lots, about 124 acres, mostly highway. |
Government | about 105 lots, about 360 acresA |
| The Nature Conservancy Under three spellings: 'Nature Conservancy' 174.5 ac, 'Nature Conservancy the' 98.8 ac, 'The Nature Conservancy' 22.4 ac. |
Institution | 11 lots, 295.7 acresA |
| Lane County 119 lots (101.8 ac) as 'Lane County' and 40 (130.6 ac) as 'County Owned Lands Dept', which includes the 50.5-acre Lane Events Center; the County holds about 5,180 acres more outside any city. |
Government | 159 lots, 232.4 acresA |
| Bethel School District 52 29 lots, 202.9 ac as 'Bethel School District 52', plus small lots under 'Bethel School District' and 'Lane County School District 52'. |
Government | about 33 lots, about 204 acresA |
| Arkham Industries LLC The former Hynix semiconductor plant and surrounding land in west Eugene, zoned Campus Employment; the plant was listed for sale in September 2026 (see marquee). |
Private company | 5 lots, 199.6 acresA |
| Eugene Water & Electric Board (EWEB) 88 lots, 187.0 ac as 'EWEB' and 3 lots, 6.3 ac as 'Eugene Water & Electric Board' — the City-owned utility. The utility's former riverfront headquarters at 500 E 4th Ave is now recorded to 'City of Eugene'. |
Government | 91 lots, 193.3 acresA |
| Eugene Country Club A private golf club; the largest non-public open space in the City by owner of record. |
Private company | 3 lots, 144.0 acresA |
| Metropolitan Wastewater Management Commission The Eugene–Springfield regional wastewater body (roll: 'Metropolitan Wastewater Mgmt Commission'). |
Government | 22 lots, 89.7 acresA |
| United States of America (other federal) Federal land recorded without an agency name. |
Government | 2 lots, 83.4 acres; USPS 1 lot, 3.6 acresA |
| Shepard Investment Group LLC One of the largest private holders by lot count; the roll does not say what the lots are or who owns the company. |
Private company | 76 lots, 87.2 acresA |
| Union Pacific Railroad Co Railroad right of way and yard land inside City limits; 20 more lots, 94.1 acres, outside any city in the county. |
Public company | 26 lots, 47.6 acresA |
| Lane Transit District Plus 5 lots, 20.4 acres, in Springfield. |
Government | 37 lots, 19.4 acresA |
| Housing Authority & Community Services Agency of Lane County / Homes for Good Recorded under several truncated forms of 'Housing Authority & Community Services Agency' (9 lots, 7.3 ac) and under 'Ollie Court Homes for Good' (3.1 ac) and 'Homes for Good Bridges On Broadway LLC' (0.5 ac). Project LLCs whose names do not say Homes for Good are not counted, so this understates the agency's holdings. |
Government | about 11 lots, about 10.9 acres under names that say soA |
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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.
In 2025 the City of Eugene permitted 850 new homes: 234 single-family houses, 24 units in three- and four-unit buildings and 592 units in 19 buildings of five or more units (Census Bureau Building Permits Survey). Apartments dominate; much of the five-plus volume is student and downtown housing such as the Downtown Riverfront buildings. Unlike Boise or Spokane, Eugene has no dominant national production builder: subdivision building at the south and west hills edges is done by Oregon companies working a few dozen lots each. No builder league table exists, and the County's open sales layer carries no buyer or seller names, so new-home sales by builder cannot be counted. The figures below are lots held by each building or development entity on the County roll in October 2026 (inside City limits) — a measure of lots in hand, not homes built.
| Name | Type | Lots held inside City limits (County roll, Oct 2026) |
|---|---|---|
| Timberline Hills Development Holdings LLC The largest residential lot holder by count inside the City: small low-density residential lots on County map 18-04-11, south-west Eugene. The roll does not name the company's members. |
Private company | 132 lots, 27.3 acresA |
| Somerset Villas Sig LLC Low-density residential lots around 2800 Sunnyview Ln, west Eugene. |
Private company | 94 lots, 11.6 acresA |
| Dreyer Development LLC Low-density residential lots in south Eugene (map 18-03-04). |
Private company | 31 lots, 10.1 acresA |
| TPG Ag EHC III Len Multi State 5 LLC The roll gives only the name. What the entity is, and whose homes are built on its lots, is not stated in any source opened here, so no builder is attributed. |
Private company | 28 lots, 3.0 acresA |
| Hayden Homes LLC Holds a few large residential lots rather than finished subdivision lots inside the City. Its parent and ownership are not stated on any page opened here. |
Private company | 5 lots, 13.1 acresA |
| Lennar Northwest, LLC (Lennar Corporation) A token presence: six small residential lots. Lennar Northwest, LLC (Delaware) is on Lennar Corporation's subsidiary list as of 30 Nov 2025 (FY2025 10-K, Exhibit 21). |
Public company | 6 lots, 0.7 acresA |
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Commercial landlords
The commercial side, counted separately from housing: who holds the office, retail and industrial floor area.
Eugene has no office towers held by REITs or pensions. Its most valuable commercial holdings are a local investment company's 76 parcels, a mall REIT, student-housing owners and national retailers that own their own stores. The County's own top-taxpayer list for the City (tax year 2025) supplies the market values; the roll's owner names on commercially and industrially zoned lots inside City limits (October 2026) supply the rest. The City's largest taxpayer, Comcast ($140.1M market, one parcel), and the utilities Verizon, NW Natural and Weyerhaeuser's listed holdings are left out: the list does not say what their parcels are.
| Name | Type | Holding (roll acreage; filing floor area where stated) |
|---|---|---|
| Shepard Investment Group LLC The largest private landlord in the City by value: second among the City's top ten taxpayers for tax year 2025, assessed $107.2M, tax $2.01M; 160 parcels and $381.7M market countywide (second in Lane County). The roll maps 76 lots, 87.2 acres to it inside City limits. Neither source says what the buildings are or who owns the company. |
Private company | 76 parcels, $276.8M market value (City of Eugene, TY2025)A |
| The Macerich Company (Macerich Valley River Center LLC) 100% owned, acquired 2006, 96.1% occupied at end-2025 (FY2025 10-K). The mall's Macy's anchor sits on its own 12.6-acre lot owned by 'Macys Department Stores Inc', and a 15.1-acre lot at 300 Valley River Center is held by 'MVRC Holding LLC'; the roll does not say who is behind that LLC. The County's 2025 top-taxpayer list for the City ranks 'Valley River Center' seventh: 11 parcels, $65.1M market, $61.3M assessed. |
REIT | Valley River Center: 813,000 sq ft GLA; 4 lots, 42.0 acresA |
| Olive Owner LLC Fourth among the City's top ten taxpayers for 2025 (assessed $66.1M). The roll maps 15 lots, 5.2 acres to it. Its members are not named on any page opened here. |
Private company | 15 parcels, $149.2M market value (TY2025)A |
| Chase Village LLC and Standard at Eugene LLC Eighth and ninth among the City's top taxpayers for 2025 (assessed $52.3M and $50.3M). Lookout (1 Aug 2025) reports that Landmark Properties' website lists 'The Standard at Eugene', a 703-bed off-campus student housing community, among its Oregon projects; no source opened here names who owns Standard at Eugene LLC, and none describes Chase Village LLC's holding. |
Private company | $122.7M (3 parcels) and $118.8M (7 parcels) market value (TY2025)A |
| Amazon.com Services LLC Owner of record of tax lot 1704050000400, 90800 Hwy 99N, inside City limits — the largest single industrial lot held by an operating company in Eugene. Use and floor area are not on the roll. |
Public company | 1 lot, 84.6 acres (Light-Medium Industrial)A |
| Bi-Mart Corporation Lots along W 1st Ave and Seneca Rd in west Eugene, owner of record 'Bi-Mart Corporation'. The company's ownership structure is not stated on any page opened here. |
Private company | 8 lots, 43.8 acres (Heavy Industrial)A |
| Walmart 'Walmart Stores Inc.' 2 lots, 20.1 acres and 'Wal-Mart Real Est Bus TR #2538' 12.8 acres at 1040 Green Acres Rd, commercially zoned. Other national retailers owning their Eugene stores on the roll: WinCo Foods (17.0 ac), Costco Wholesale (13.4 ac), Lowe's (12.3 ac), Target (11.1 ac), Home Depot (9.5 ac plus 11.6 ac as 'HD Development of Maryland Inc'). |
Public company | 3 lots, 32.9 acresA |
| McKay Investment Company LLC Fifth among the City's top ten taxpayers for 2025 (assessed $66.7M, tax $1.27M). Holds the Oakway Center lots (114–118 Oakway Center, 14.5 ac), offices at 2280–2300 Oakmont Way and 497 Oakway Rd, and 450 Country Club Rd. The roll does not name the company's members. |
Private company | 6 lots, 26.0 acres; 6 parcels, $88.3M market value (TY2025)A |
| National Storage Affiliates Trust (NSA Property Holdings, LLC) The roll names 'NSA Property Holdings LLC' on 13 commercially zoned lots on Hwy 99N, Hawthorne Ave and W 11th Ave. NSA's FY2025 Exhibit 21 lists 'NSA Property Holdings, LLC' (Delaware) as a subsidiary, and its 10-K reports 70 Oregon properties with 29,262 units and 3,661,566 rentable sq ft. |
REIT | 13 lots, 13.9 acres in Eugene; 70 Oregon stores, 3.66M rentable sq ftA |
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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 price Landmark Properties' entity paid for the former University District hospital site. Search results attribute '$34 million … the deeds show' (closing 29 June 2026) to a Eugene Weekly report, but Eugene Weekly's terms limit its pages to personal, non-commercial viewing, so the article was not opened and the figure is not used. The County's open sales layer stops at December 2024 and the RLID deed index could not be reached.
- Who stands behind the LLCs that own of record: The Mark at Eugene LLC, Arkham Industries LLC, Shepard Investment Group LLC, Olive Owner LLC, Chase Village LLC, Standard at Eugene LLC, MVRC Holding LLC, the 'ERD Block' LLCs at the Downtown Riverfront and Timberline Hills Development Holdings LLC. Oregon's business registry and the City's riverfront pages were not opened (the City's site is Cloudflare-blocked).
- Whether Arkham Industries LLC is connected to Stratacache, which Lookout (Sept 2026) calls the Hynix plant's current owner. The roll names the LLC; no source opened links the two.
- Assessed and market values for individual marquee parcels. The County's per-account portal (apps.lanecounty.org) forbids all robots, and the open map service carries no values; RLID, which has them, is subscription and was unreachable.
- RLID's own subscription terms and prices from Lane Council of Governments. rlid.org refused connections and lcog-or.gov returned a Cloudflare challenge, so RLID is described only from the County's fee schedule ($117.85 extract) and its GIS sales page.
- The Downtown Riverfront developer agreement terms (the City's 2019 disposition agreement, about 8 acres at $7.95 per sq ft, as search results summarise it) — the City's pages are Cloudflare-blocked, so not used as a price.
- Eugene School District 4J's, Bethel's and Homes for Good's full holdings under project-LLC or variant names; only names that say so on the roll were counted.
- Lane County Deeds & Records' own recording and copy fees: the Clerk's fee page was not located on the County site in this pass.
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Sources
- Lane County AT/AddressParcelSales map service, layer 2 'Parcels' — tax lots with owner name (OWNNAME), owner mailing address, acres, city (GEOCITY), zoning; 'Taxlots are maintained by Lane County Department of Assessment and Taxation and are published into the RLIDgeo geodatabase on a weekly basis.' No licence or use terms stated on the service or its web-app splash — Lane County (Assessment & Taxation / Information Services GIS) · openA
- Lane County AT/AddressParcelSales map service, layer 1 'Sales (last 3 years)' — account, map-lot, deed transfer number, deed type, sale price, situs address, deed date; no buyer or seller names. Eugene: 2,237 rows, deeds 16 Oct 2023 – 6 Dec 2024 — Lane County (Assessment & Taxation) · openA
- GIS Data Sales and Services — countywide tax lot layer $100, 'No owner information (name or address)'; buyers wanting owner attributes referred to the Lane Regional Information Center — Lane County Information Services · openA
- Assessment & Taxation Fees, effective July 1, 2026 (RLID one-time extract $117.85; quarterly updates $461.25) — Lane County Assessment & Taxation · openA
- ORS 93.030 — instruments conveying fee title 'shall state on the face of the instruments the true and actual consideration paid' — Oregon State Legislature · openA
- ORS 306.815 — local taxes on the transfer of real property prohibited unless in effect on 31 March 1997 — Oregon State Legislature · openA
- Assessment & Taxation department page (lists Property Account Information Portal, Property Sales Search interactive map, Tax Maps Online) — Lane County · openA
- Regional Land Information Database (RLID) — home and terms pages — Lane Council of Governments · blockedC
- The Macerich Company, Form 10-K for FY2025 (Item 2 property table; Schedule III — Valley River Center) — The Macerich Company / SEC EDGAR · openA
- Two buildings complete in Eugene Riverfront development; 11 still to go (Elon Glucklich, 10 Aug 2025, updated 1 Mar 2026) — Lookout Eugene-Springfield · openA
- Developer may build 5-story housing project on old PeaceHealth hospital site near UO (Ben Botkin, 1 Aug 2025) — Lookout Eugene-Springfield · openA
- Demolition prep work begins at PeaceHealth's old University District hospital site (Ben Botkin, 20 Mar 2026) — Lookout Eugene-Springfield · openA
- Bushnell finalizes purchase of two former PeaceHealth University District buildings (Grace Chinowsky, 17 Nov 2025) — Lookout Eugene-Springfield · openA
- Former Hynix factory in west Eugene is listed for sale (Grace Chinowsky, 25 Sep 2026) — Lookout Eugene-Springfield · openA
- Former SK hynix semiconductor fab with 170,000 sqft of cleanroom space hits the market in Oregon (9 Oct 2026) — Cleanroom Technology (HPCi Media) · openA
- The Macerich Company, Form 10-Q for the quarter ended 30 June 2026 (property list) — The Macerich Company / SEC EDGAR · openA
- National Storage Affiliates Trust, Form 10-K for FY2025 (state table: Oregon 70 properties) and Exhibit 21.1 subsidiary list (NSA Property Holdings, LLC) — National Storage Affiliates Trust / SEC EDGAR · openA
- Building Permits Survey, places, West Region, annual 2025 (we2512y.txt) — Eugene: 234 one-unit, 24 units in 3–4-unit, 592 units in 5+-unit buildings — U.S. Census Bureau · openA
- Lennar Corporation, FY2025 Form 10-K, Exhibit 21 (subsidiaries) — Lennar Northwest, LLC (DE) — Lennar Corporation / SEC EDGAR · openA
- Top Taxpayers for Tax Year 2025 — Lane County and each city tax district, including City of Eugene (run 29 Oct 2025) — Lane County Assessment & Taxation · openA
- Table 4a — Detail of Taxing District Levies, tax year 2025-26 (total assessed value by district) — Lane County Assessment & Taxation · openA
- Real Market Value on a Typical (Median) Dwelling, 2024 and 2025, by district — Lane County Assessment & Taxation · openA
- Eugene OKs land sale to spur affordable housing at Downtown Riverfront (Ben Botkin, 12 Feb 2026) — Lookout Eugene-Springfield · openA