Fayetteville, North Carolina
Cumberland County publishes the owner, value, deed stamps and sale price of every Fayetteville parcel free. The record shows CBL's Cross Creek Mall as the city's most valuable taxable parcel, apartment complexes as the largest sales, and the City itself, with its airport and lakes, as by far the largest landholder.
10 buildings · 10 with an owner established · 21 sources · 3 tier A · 7 tier B · prepared 2026-10-14
Can you find out who owns it?
North Carolina records title by deed with the county Register of Deeds; Fayetteville lies in Cumberland County. The County's GIS publishes every parcel's owner of record, mailing address, deed book, page and date, revenue stamps, assessed value and last sale price through a free public map service with no account, and the same file is on the County's open data site. Prices reach the record because the State's deed excise tax ($2 per $1,000, i.e. $1 per $500 of price) shows as stamps. The limits: buildings sit in single-purpose LLCs, a sale of the owning company shows no price, and the County attaches only a disclaimer, no reuse licence.
Is ownership public?An open dataset names the owner
Cost of one title searchOwner of record free (Cumberland County GIS 'Tax Parcels' map service and the open data 'Parcels' / 'PARCEL EXTRACT' items, no account). Register of Deeds: uncertified copies $0.25 per page; certified copies $5 first page, $2 each additional; deed recording $26 for the first 15 pages. Excise tax on deeds $2.00 per $1,000 of price
Bulk ownership dataCumberland County GIS 'Tax Parcels' MapServer layer (Tax/Parcels, query-enabled, 2,000 rows per request) and the open data site's 'Parcels' and 'PARCEL EXTRACT' items: every parcel with owner, mailing address, deed book/page/date, revenue stamps, land, building and total value, last package sale date and price, units, year built, zoning and city limits. Free, no account; disclaimer only, no reuse licence
Sale pricesEvery sale, with its address
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The marquee buildings
The towers that set the tone of the core, and who holds them. A price is the price a document states, on the date it states — not an estimate of what the building is worth now.
| Building | Use | Owner | Owner type | Last price paid |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cross Creek Mall 102 Cross Creek Mall (Skibo Rd), Fayetteville 917,543 sq ft total centre; 292,786 sq ft in-line (CBL FY2025 10-K) |
Retail | CBL & Associates Properties (Cross Creek Mall SPE 2025, LLC) 100% The roll names 'CROSS CREEK MALL SPE 2025 LLC' (mailed to CBL's Chattanooga address) on the 23.12-acre main parcel, valued at $143.2M, the highest in the city. Its 17 July 2025 deed carries no stamps. CBL's FY2025 10-K lists the mall as 100% owned, opened 1975, acquired 2003 and 96% leased in-line. In July 2025 CBL took a new $78.0M five-year non-recourse loan on it at 6.856%. CBL entities hold 14 parcels, 50.7 acres and $176.2M (Exhibit 21, s7). Belk, JC Penney, Agree and a Starwood unit (FIP Master Funding XXIV, $14.1M in Aug 2024, s20) hold other pads. |
REIT | —A |
| Cape Fear Valley Medical Center 1638 Owen Drive, Fayetteville 1,490,582 sq ft (roll, gross area field) |
Institutional | Cumberland County Hospital System, Inc. The roll names 'CUMBERLAND COUNTY HOSPITAL SYSTEM INC' on the 38.72-acre parcel at 1638 Owen Dr. It is exempt as a charitable hospital, with land at $4.3M and buildings at $247.6M. The deed is book 7225, page 436, of 4 May 2006, with no stamps. Cape Fear Valley Health's own location page gives 1638 Owen Drive as the address of Cape Fear Valley Medical Center. Across the city, the same owner holds 57 parcels and 137 acres, with $343.6M in land and buildings. The address comes from Cape Fear Valley Health's location page (s14). |
Institution | —B |
| Crown Complex (Crown Coliseum, arena and theatre) 2405 Gillespie St / 1960 Coliseum Dr, Fayetteville 342,820 sq ft (roll, main parcel) |
Civic | Cumberland County The roll names 'CUMBERLAND COUNTY' on five 'CUMB CO COLISEUM COMPLEX RECOMB' parcels, about 106.7 acres in all. The main 43.28-acre lot at 2405 Gillespie St carries $49.9M in buildings, and lot B at 301 E Mountain Dr (47.37 acres) another $8.4M. All are exempt. Wikipedia gives the coliseum's owner as the Cumberland County Civic Center Commission, a County body, and says it opened on 23 October 1997 at a cost of $55 million, with 10,000 seats. The roll title is in the County's own name. Owner, opening date and cost from Wikipedia (s9). |
Government | —B |
| Segra Stadium 460 Hay Street, Fayetteville 55,777 sq ft (roll, gross area field) |
Civic | City of Fayetteville The roll names 'CITY OF FAYETTEVILLE' on the 8.39-acre recombined parcel at 460 Hay St, deeded 31 March 2017 (book 10064, page 742), with land at $4.5M and buildings at $28.4M; exempt. Wikipedia says the City owns and operates the ballpark, home of the Fayetteville Woodpeckers. It opened on 18 April 2019, seats up to 4,600 and cost $37.8 million; Segra holds the naming rights under a February 2019 agreement. The adjoining Prince Charles Hotel parcel at 450 Hay St is in the name of Prince Charles Holdings LLC. |
Government | —B |
| Fayetteville Regional Airport (Grannis Field) 400 Airport Rd (roll: 3129 Doc Bennett Rd), Fayetteville 319,335 sq ft (roll, gross area field) |
Civic | City of Fayetteville The roll names 'CITY OF FAYETTEVILLE' on a 937.13-acre parcel described as 'AIRPORT PROP GRANNIS FIELD', deeded 22 Sep 1998, with land at $10.4M and buildings at $26.0M; exempt. It is the City's largest parcel by area and value. Wikipedia says the City owns the airport and the Fayetteville Airport Commission operates it, on 1,343 acres with two runways. The roll was not checked for the City's other airport parcels. |
Government | —B |
| Fayetteville State University (main campus) 1200 Murchison Road, Fayetteville 1,077,379 sq ft (roll, gross area field) |
Institutional | Fayetteville State University (State of North Carolina) The roll carries the main campus as a single 133.52-acre parcel in the name 'FAYETTEVILLE STATE', mailed to 900 Murchison Rd, with land at $6.9M and buildings at $96.3M; exempt. The university's foundation, housing foundation and endowment fund hold another 20 parcels, about 40 acres. Wikipedia describes FSU as a public historically black university founded in 1867, with a 200-acre campus. Founding date and campus size from Wikipedia (s15). |
Government | —B |
| Methodist University 5400 Ramsey Street, Fayetteville 708,759 sq ft (roll, gross area field) |
Institutional | Methodist University, Inc. The roll names 'METHODIST UNIVERSITY INC' on a 599.07-acre campus parcel (220 Joe Stout View Dr), deeded in November 1996. It is exempt as non-government education, with land at $73.5M and buildings at $65.1M. In all the university holds 8 parcels and 640 acres in the city, the third-largest holding by area after the City and the County. |
Institution | —A |
| Market House 10 Market Square, Fayetteville |
Civic | City of Fayetteville The roll names 'CITY OF FAYETTEVILLE' on the 0.12-acre parcel described simply as 'MARKET HOUSE', under a 1988 deed (book 3390, page 222). Land is $195K and the building $162K; exempt. Wikipedia says it was built in 1832 on the site of the state house that burned in 1831, served as market and town hall until 1906-07, and became a National Historic Landmark in 1973. Festival Park, the other downtown civic ground named in the brief, was not identified on the roll (see unverified). |
Government | —B |
| Goodyear Fayetteville tire plant 6650 Ramsey Street (outside city limits, Cumberland County) 2,087,734 sq ft (roll, gross area field) |
Industrial | The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company The roll names 'GOODYEAR TIRE & RUBBER CO' (Akron) on the 331-acre 'KELLY SPRINGFIELD RECOMB' parcel at 6650 Ramsey St, with a total value of $35.5M. The deed is book 8044, page 137, of 30 Dec 2008, with no stamps. The parcel lies outside Fayetteville's city limits. Goodyear's FY2025 10-K says it approved a plan in Q4 2025 to cut about 300 jobs, net, at its 'Fayetteville, North Carolina tire manufacturing facility', at an estimated pre-tax cost of about $17 million. Goodyear also holds 56 acres of farm land and 4 acres by the Cape Fear River nearby. |
Public company | —A |
| Fort Bragg (Fort Liberty, 2023-2025) Adjacent to Fayetteville (Cumberland, Hoke and Harnett counties) |
Land | United States (U.S. Army) Not in the city, but it defines Fayetteville. Wikipedia describes Fort Bragg as a U.S. Army installation established in 1918 as Camp Bragg, among the largest military bases in the world by population (more than 52,000 military personnel). It was renamed Fort Liberty in 2023 and, under a February 2025 memorandum, renamed Fort Bragg in honour of PFC Roland L. Bragg. The County parcel layer does not carry the main post as a parcel. It shows only small United States parcels in the city, including the 58.4-acre VA hospital on Ramsey St and an Army-addressed 1.67-acre site at 100 Bragg Blvd. The County publishes Fort Bragg's streets and addresses as a separate service. |
Government | —B |
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The core land
The most valuable ground in the city, and what the public record says about it.
Fayetteville's most valuable taxable ground is not downtown. It lies in the Skibo Road and Cross Creek Mall retail district, the industrial parks along the Bragg Boulevard and Clark West Road corridors, and the garden-apartment complexes of the west side, which dominate the city's large sales. Values are total property values on the County's public parcel layer, read 14 Oct 2026, for the 75,673 parcels whose City_Limits field reads Fayetteville. Exempt parcels show a total of 0 but keep land and building values, summed separately. Prices are stamp-implied (excise tax $2 per $1,000, so stamps x $500). Of the 17,385 sales since 2021 whose sale date matches the deed and carry both stamps and a price, 16,430 agree to within $500.
Highest-valued taxable parcel$143,152,800
102 Cross Creek Mall, the Cross Creek Mall main parcel, 23.12 acres, Cross Creek Mall SPE 2025 LLC (CBL). Next: 7300 S Raeford Rd (Fayetteville VA Co LLC, a 362,110 sq ft exempt-coded building, $120.6M), 2650 Beaver St (Project Bronco Fayetteville LLC, Blue Owl, 1,079,764 sq ft warehouse, $94.6M) and 2601 Clark West Rd (Campbell Soup Supply Co LLC, $44.5M). Cumberland County parcel layer, Oct 2026.
All City of Fayetteville parcels (taxable)$20.63 billion
75,673 parcels and 50,332 acres with Fayetteville in the City_Limits field. Another 3,506 parcels show a total of 0, mostly exempt; their land and building values add up to $2.56B. Cumberland County layer, Oct 2026.
Downtown revitalization district$142.1 million
440 parcels and 227 acres coded 'REVITALIZATION' in the roll's special-district field. The highest are 225 Green St (Allison Holdings LLC, the former Systel building, $10.4M), 225 Ray Ave ($6.1M) and 325 N Cool Spring St (PSLF Fayetteville LLC, $5.0M; deeded 10 Dec 2025 with 30,200 stamps, about $15.1M for a deed that also covers 240 Ann St). City-owned Segra Stadium and the Market House are exempt and not in the total.
Largest recorded transfer, 2021-26$78,500,000
850 Scotch Hall Way and an adjoining parcel (apartments), to VP West End Fayetteville LLC, deed 11241/485 of 7 Sep 2021, 157,000 stamps. Next: the Parcstone apartments at 1550 Alabaster Way, $68.25M, 28 Aug 2025; Westlake at Morganton, 3410 Woodford Cir, $66.3M, 5 Jul 2022; the Preserve at Grande Oaks, $62.2M, 5 Jul 2022. The ten largest deeds since 2021 are all apartment complexes.
Industrial land benchmark$6,413,000
2650 Beaver St (Broadwell and Military Business Park): the roll records a $6,312,000 sale of the main 82.54-acre parcel to Project Bronco Fayetteville LLC on 13 Jan 2022, plus $101,000 (202 stamps) for an adjoining 1.33 acres the same day. The parcel now carries a 1.08M sq ft building and a total value of $94.6M.
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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.
Fayetteville's largest landholder is the City itself, about 4,100 acres. Most of it is the 937-acre airport, the Kornbow Lake and Glenville Lake water-supply ground, the Cape Fear River trail lands and the Public Works Commission's wastewater plant, which is held in the City's name. Methodist University, Cumberland County, the County school board, and the State with its two colleges come next. The army post next door, Fort Bragg, does not appear as a parcel at all. Counts group every spelling of an owner's name among the 75,673 parcels on the Cumberland County roll whose City_Limits field reads Fayetteville (read 14 Oct 2026). Acres are the roll's ACREAGE field. Exempt parcels show a total value of 0 but keep their land and building values, given here as 'land and buildings'.
| Name | Type | Fayetteville parcels, Cumberland County roll, Oct 2026 |
|---|---|---|
| City of Fayetteville Held as 'CITY OF FAYETTEVILLE' and 'THE CITY OF FAYETTEVILLE'. The largest are the airport (937.13 acres, $36.4M), Kornbow Lake on Shaw Rd (473.75 acres), Glenville Lake and Mazarick Park (150.77 acres), Cape Fear River trail land (132 and 79 acres) and the 'PWC WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT' parcel at 601 N Eastern Blvd (90.69 acres). It also holds Segra Stadium ($32.8M), the police station at 467 Hay St ($13.3M), City Hall and the Market House. The County and City jointly hold another 41 small parcels (25 acres). |
Government | 845 parcels, about 4,124 acres; $287.3M land and buildingsA |
| Methodist University, Inc. The 599-acre campus parcel on Ramsey St accounts for nearly all of it (see marquee). Exempt as non-government education. |
Institution | 8 parcels, about 640 acres; $141.6M land and buildingsA |
| Cumberland County Board of Education Held under three spellings ('CUMBERLAND COUNTY BD OF ED', 'BOARD OF EDUCATION', 'BOARD OF ED'). This is the body that runs Cumberland County Schools. The largest sites are Douglas Byrd Senior High School (89.19 acres), 275 Bonanza Dr (57.88 acres), 2517 Ramsey St (36.66 acres) and Cumberland Road Elementary (33.19 acres). Exempt. |
Government | 68 parcels, about 910 acres; $274.9M land and buildingsA |
| Cumberland County Held as 'CUMBERLAND COUNTY' and 'COUNTY OF CUMBERLAND'. The largest by area is a 354.5-acre former farm at 690 Ann St. The most valuable are 1225 Ramsey St ($73.1M), the Crown Complex (main lot $50.8M), 204 Gillespie St ($43.6M), 7469 Century Cir ($33.4M) and the courthouse and law-enforcement site at 117 Dick St ($27.8M). The hospital system is a separate owner (next). |
Government | 130 parcels, about 781 acres; $313.7M land and buildingsA |
| Cumberland County Hospital System, Inc. (Cape Fear Valley) The most valuable institutional holding in the city, led by the medical centre campus at 1638 Owen Dr ($251.9M). Exempt as a charitable hospital. |
Institution | 57 parcels, about 137 acres; $343.6M land and buildingsA |
| State of North Carolina, including Fayetteville State University 'STATE OF NC', 'STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA', 'STATE OF N C' and 'N C DEPT OF TRANSPORTATION' (96 parcels, 379 acres, $43.7M), led by a 224-acre fish hatchery at 2214 Tar Kiln Dr. Fayetteville State University and its foundation, housing foundation and endowment fund add 21 parcels, 174 acres and $118.0M. Fayetteville Technical Community College's trustees hold another 27 parcels (195 acres, $69.5M), which are not counted here. |
Government | about 117 parcels, about 552 acres; $161.7M land and buildingsA |
| Fayetteville Metropolitan Housing Authority All in the name 'FAYETTEVILLE METROPOLITAN HOUSING AUTHORITY'. The largest are Cross Creek Pointe apartments (29.92 acres) and the Campbell Terrace recombinations (11.72 and 11.13 acres, $13.9M and $15.2M). Some parcels carry a taxable total ($23.2M in all). |
Government | 158 parcels, about 203 acres; $109.6M land and buildingsA |
| United States The VA hospital site at 2300 Ramsey St (58.43 acres, $20.2M), US Postal Service parcels, and an Army-addressed site at 100 Bragg Blvd ($15.7M). Fort Bragg itself lies outside the city and is not a parcel on the County layer. |
Government | 11 parcels, about 76 acres in the city; $42.7M land and buildingsA |
| CSX Transportation, Inc. Held as 'CSX TRANSPORTATION INC TAX DEPT', 'CSX TRANSPORTATION INC' and 'CSX RAILROAD'. The largest is 66.94 acres with river frontage at 918 North St. The short-line Aberdeen & Rockfish Railroad holds 8 parcels (15.6 acres). No parcel in the city is in a Norfolk Southern or Southern Railway name. Railway operating property is generally assessed by the State, so the roll understates rail holdings. |
Public company | 22 parcels, about 90 acresA |
| Fayetteville Public Works Commission Only small holdings carry the PWC name ('CITY OF FAYETTEVILLE PWC'), the largest being 45.63 acres at Mintz Pond (1651 Pamalee Dr). The utility's wastewater plant and the Glenville Lake filter plant land are in the City's own name, and are counted under the City. |
Government | 9 parcels, about 56 acres in its own nameA |
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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.
Fayetteville builds mostly houses, and slowly. The Census place file (s19) counts 341 one-unit permits in 2025 ($84.7M) and 706 apartment units in 15 buildings of 5+ units ($55.5M); in 2024 there were 431 houses and 94 apartment units, with the city reporting all 12 months both years. Unlike Greensboro or Durham, the national public builders hardly appear on the roll inside the city: no parcel is in a D.R. Horton, Lennar, Pulte or NVR name, and one is in Dream Finders' name, in Godwin. New houses are built by local and regional firms, and the large single-owner blocks of houses are rental communities. No builder league table is published and the roll does not name contractors. The figure is parcels in the builder's own name on the County roll (Oct 2026), county-wide, with the city count and the count showing no building value. It measures a builder's lot pipeline, not its completions.
| Name | Type | Parcels in builder's name, Cumberland County (city), Oct 2026 |
|---|---|---|
| Floyd Properties and Development, Inc. Held as 'FLOYD PROPERTIES AND DEVELOPMENT INC' (35), '& DEVELOPMENT INC' (11) and 'FLOYD PROPERTIES MANAGEMENT LLC' (5), all mailed to Fayetteville; about 43 acres. |
Private company | 52 parcels (52 in city), 41 without a buildingA |
| King Model Homes 'KING MODEL HOMES CONSTR CO INC' (29), 'KING MODEL HOMES CONST CO INC' (13) and 'KING MODEL HOMES DEV CORP' (5), mailed to Fayetteville; about 121 acres in the city. |
Private company | 51 parcels (42 in city), 49 without a buildingA |
| McKee Homes LLC All in the name 'MCKEE HOMES LLC', mailed to Fayetteville and Raleigh. 26 of the lots are in Hope Mills. Ownership of the company was not checked in an opened source. |
Private company | 63 parcels (33 in city), 61 without a buildingA |
| SRW Builders LLC Mailed to Fayetteville; about 64 acres in the city. |
Private company | 36 parcels (33 in city), 35 without a buildingA |
| Furr Construction and Development, Inc. Mailed to Fayetteville; 10 lots in Hope Mills, 2 in Eastover. |
Private company | 35 parcels (23 in city), 34 without a buildingA |
| Fayetteville Area Habitat for Humanity, Inc. A non-profit builder of owner-occupied homes; about 51 acres in the city. |
Institution | 45 parcels (43 in city), 42 without a buildingA |
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Commercial landlords
The commercial side, counted separately from housing: who holds the office, retail and industrial floor area.
Fayetteville's commercial property is mostly retail along Skibo Road and Raeford Road, apartments, and a handful of large distribution buildings. A mall REIT, a net-lease REIT on the biggest warehouse, Walmart's own real estate trust and a food manufacturer hold the largest single commercial values. The rest is divided among many single-asset LLCs, chiefly apartment owners mailed to Atlanta, Franktown (Colorado), New York and Wilmington (Delaware). Figures are roll totals (Oct 2026) for parcels inside the city held under entity names that the owner's own SEC filing lists.
| Name | Type | Fayetteville parcels on the Cumberland roll, Oct 2026 |
|---|---|---|
| CBL & Associates Properties Cross Creek Mall: Cross Creek Mall SPE 2025 LLC (10 parcels, $163.2M), CBL Cross Creek Sears OP PropCo LLC (2), CBL Cross Creek Sears OP PropCo II LLC (1) and Cross Creek Anchor S, LP (1). All four are named in CBL's FY2025 Exhibit 21. |
REIT | 14 parcels, 50.7 acres, $176.2MA |
| Blue Owl Real Estate Net Lease Trust (Project Bronco Fayetteville LLC) 2650 Beaver St, an 82.54-acre storage/warehouse parcel in the Broadwell and Military Business Park, plus two adjoining parcels, mailed to Atlanta. The land was bought on 13 Jan 2022. Project Bronco Fayetteville LLC appears in the Exhibit 21 subsidiary lists of Blue Owl Real Estate Net Lease Trust (formerly Oak Street Net Lease Trust) for FY2024 and FY2025. The tenant is not named in any opened source. |
REIT | 3 parcels, 94 acres, $95.7M; 1,079,764 sq ftA |
| Walmart Inc. (Wal-Mart Real Estate Business Trust) Four supercentre parcels of 191,000-213,000 sq ft each: 7701 S Raeford Rd ($15.1M), 4601 Ramsey St ($14.7M), 1550 Skibo Rd ($14.0M) and 2820 Gillespie St ($13.4M). There are also two 42,042 sq ft stores. Walmart's 2010 Exhibit 21 lists Wal-Mart Real Estate Business Trust as a 100% subsidiary; no later Walmart filing was opened. |
Public company | 6 parcels, 110.7 acres, $68.6MB |
| The Campbell's Company (Campbell Soup Supply Co LLC) 2601 Clark West Rd in Cedar Creek Industrial Park, a 627,000 sq ft storage building on 81.24 acres, plus 15.1 acres of land; deeded 13 Feb 2018 with no stamps. Campbell Soup Supply Company L.L.C. (Delaware) appears in the Exhibit 21 subsidiary list of The Campbell's Company's FY2025 10-K. |
Public company | 2 parcels, 96 acres, $44.6M; 627,000 sq ftA |
| Agree Realty Corporation Agree Limited Partnership holds 511 Cross Creek Mall, a 19,832 sq ft pad bought 8 Jan 2025 for $6,984,000 (13,968 stamps). Agree Stores LLC holds 1509 Skibo Rd and 3506 Bragg Blvd. Both entities are in Agree's FY2025 Exhibit 21. A fourth parcel in the name Agree Eastern LLC (3502 Bragg Blvd, $2.3M) is not counted, because that name was not found in the exhibit. |
REIT | 3 parcels, $6.8MA |
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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.
- Festival Park: the City-owned 6.12-acre recombined parcel at 335 Rowan St may be Festival Park, but no opened source ties that parcel to the park, and the City's site blocks scripts.
- Whether Cross Creek Mall is in distress: CBL's FY2025 10-K shows it refinanced in July 2025 ($78.0M, 6.856%, due August 2030) and 96% of in-line space leased. Schedule III shows a reduction of $49.5M in the cost basis, which may include impairments; the figure was not broken down in any opened source. No default or receivership was found.
- Who stands behind Fayetteville VA Co LLC (7300 S Raeford Rd, mailed to Westlake, Ohio; $120.6M total value, 362,110 sq ft, coded exempt-class E112). The building is presumably the VA health care centre, but no opened source names the parent or the lease.
- Apartment owners whose parents were not confirmed in an opened filing: MIMG entities mailed to Franktown, Colorado (Parcstone, Stone Ridge, The Junction and Cole, with deeds of $68.25M, $35.85M and $38.5M in Jul-Aug 2025); the '(NC) Owner LLC' family mailed to Wilmington, Delaware (Westlake at Morganton, Preserve at Grande Oaks, Village at Cliffdale, Morganton Place, Chason Ridge); VP West End Fayetteville LLC (Irving, Texas; $78.5M in 2021); SUSO 5 Fayetteville LP (Chicago; $41.9M in 2022); BRC North Reilly LLC; and Fayetteville Cross Creek LLC (High Point).
- Fayetteville Longhill Pointe LLC (Virginia Beach) holds 171 house parcels ($28.5M) and Kingsley Owner LLC (Chestnut Ridge, NY) 37. These look like single-owner rental communities; no opened source describes them.
- The roll's TOTAL_PROP_VALUE does not equal its land plus building values on most taxable parcels (they agree on 11,556 of 72,167). The service publishes no field definitions, and the total is used here as the assessed value. The appraisal date of the current values was not confirmed from an opened County page.
- The Crown Complex's title is in Cumberland County's own name on the roll, while Wikipedia names the Cumberland County Civic Center Commission as owner. The Commission's legal status was not checked.
- Fort Bragg's acreage and the federal deed history are not on the County parcel layer, and no Army or DoD real-property source was opened.
- Norfolk Southern: no parcel in the city is in a Norfolk Southern or Southern Railway name. Rail operating property is valued by the State, so the absence proves nothing about its holdings.
- National public builders (D.R. Horton, Lennar, Pulte, NVR) hold no lots on the roll in Fayetteville. Whether they build here through lot-option arrangements, with the lots in a developer's name, was not established.
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Sources
- Tax Parcels (Tax/Parcels MapServer layer 0): owner, mailing address, deed book/page/date, revenue stamps, land, building and total value, package sale date and price, units, year built, zoning, City_Limits; read 14 Oct 2026 — Cumberland County GIS / Tax Administration · openA
- Cumberland County Open Data catalogue (DCAT): 'Parcels', 'Tax Parcels' and 'PARCEL EXTRACT' (modified 2026-10-14), each carrying the CCGIS disclaimer as its licence field — Cumberland County GIS · openA
- GIS Disclaimer: 'Cumberland County GIS (CCGIS) makes no guarantee as to the content, accuracy ... The user should consult public primary information sources, such as recorded deeds and plats' — Cumberland County Innovation and Technology Services · openA
- Fee Schedule: deeds $26.00 first fifteen pages; certified copies $5.00 first page, $2.00 each additional; uncertified copies $.25 per page; 'Excise Tax on Deeds: $2.00 per $1000.00 (based on purchase price)' — Cumberland County Register of Deeds · openA
- Disclaimer: 'The records on this site are unofficial records made available for informational purposes only ... The official records of the Cumberland County Register Of Deeds are located at the Cumberland County Register Of Deeds office.' — Cumberland County Register of Deeds · openA
- CBL & Associates Properties, Inc. Form 10-K for FY2025 (filed 3 Mar 2026): mall table (Cross Creek Mall, Fayetteville, NC, 1975/2003, 100%, 917,543 sq ft, 96% leased), debt table, Schedule III, and the July 2025 $78.0M loan — SEC EDGAR · openA
- CBL & Associates Properties, Exhibit 21, subsidiaries as of 31 Dec 2025: Cross Creek Mall SPE 2025, LLC; Cross Creek Anchor S, LP; Cross Creek Sears OP PropCo, LLC and PropCo II, LLC — SEC EDGAR · openA
- Segra Stadium (owner and operator City of Fayetteville; opened 18 April 2019; cost $37.8 million; 4,600 seats) — Wikipedia · openB
- Crown Coliseum (owner Cumberland County Civic Center Commission; opened 23 Oct 1997; cost $55 million) — Wikipedia · openB
- Fayetteville Regional Airport (owned by the city of Fayetteville, operated by the Fayetteville Airport Commission; 1,343 acres) — Wikipedia · openB
- Market House (Fayetteville, North Carolina): built 1832; National Historic Landmark 1973 — Wikipedia · openB
- The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company Form 10-K for FY2025 (filed 10 Feb 2026): plan to reduce headcount at the Fayetteville, North Carolina tire manufacturing facility, about 300 net reductions, about $17M pre-tax charges — SEC EDGAR · openA
- Fort Bragg: U.S. Army installation; Camp Bragg 1918; renamed Fort Liberty 2023 and Fort Bragg again by a February 2025 memorandum — Wikipedia · openB
- Cape Fear Valley Medical Center location page: '1638 Owen Drive Fayetteville, NC 28304' — Cape Fear Valley Health · openA
- Fayetteville State University (public HBCU, founded 1867, 200-acre campus) — Wikipedia · openB
- Blue Owl Real Estate Net Lease Trust, Exhibit 21.1 to Form 10-K for FY2025 (filed 13 Mar 2026): lists 'Project Bronco Fayetteville LLC Delaware' — SEC EDGAR · openA
- Agree Realty Corporation, Exhibit 21 to Form 10-K for FY2025 (filed 10 Feb 2026): Agree Limited Partnership; Agree Stores, LLC — SEC EDGAR · openA
- Wal-Mart Stores, Inc., Exhibit 21 to Form 10-K (filed 30 Mar 2010), Significant Subsidiaries: 'Wal-Mart Real Estate Business Trust Delaware, U. S. 100 %' — SEC EDGAR · openA
- Building Permits Survey, annual place file, South Region, 2025 and 2024 (Fayetteville, NC, FIPS place 22920: 1-unit, 2-unit, 3-4 unit and 5+ unit buildings, units and value; 12 months reported) — U.S. Census Bureau · openA
- Starwood Property Trust, Exhibit 21.1 to Form 10-K for FY2025 (filed 25 Feb 2026): lists 'FIP Master Funding XXIV, LLC Delaware' — SEC EDGAR · openA
- The Campbell's Company, Exhibit 21 to Form 10-K for FY2025 (filed 18 Sep 2025): 'Campbell Soup Supply Company L.L.C. Delaware' — SEC EDGAR · openA