Knoxville, Tennessee
KGIS, the joint City, County and KUB mapping agency, shows the owner of record and owning deed of every Knox County parcel free, but its terms forbid reproducing its databases and the county's deed images and assessor search are closed to automated reading, so Knoxville's owners come one parcel at a time.
8 buildings · 8 with an owner established · 19 sources · 5 tier A · 3 tier B · prepared 2026-10-14
Can you find out who owns it?
Tennessee records title by deed with the county Register of Deeds; there is no state title register. In Knox County the owner of record of every parcel, its mailing address and the deed that made it owner are shown free, with no account, in KGIS Maps, run jointly by the City of Knoxville, Knox County and the Knoxville Utilities Board. KGIS reserves all rights in its databases and sells bulk property data under a licence that forbids passing it on, so facts are quoted here one parcel at a time and nothing is republished. Prices reach the record because the state taxes each conveyance at $3.70 per $1,000 of the price sworn on the deed, but the deed images and the Assessor's sales history were not open to us.
Is ownership public?An open dataset names the owner
Cost of one title searchOwner of record and owning deed free per parcel (KGIS Maps and Property Map and Details Report, no account). Register of Deeds fees not read: knoxcounty.org bars AI agents in robots.txt. State transfer tax $3.70 per $1,000 of consideration
Bulk ownership dataKGIS 'Property Data' licensed per map sheet ($100 per 2,500 ft sheet, volume discounts, plus labour), under a signed Data License Agreement that 'limits the user from selling or distributing the data to other parties'; no free bulk owner file (the state Comptroller's parcel data excludes Knox County)
Sale pricesEvery sale, with its address
Sites that forbid taking their data
- kgis.org — “Proprietary Information. The map products and databases on this Web Site have been copyrighted by the KGIS Policy Board. The KGIS Policy Board hereby reserves all rights thereto, and no portion of the products or databases on this Web Site may be reproduced in any form or by any means without the express written authorization of the KGIS Policy Board or its authorized agents.”
- propertyinfo.knoxcountytn.gov — “Visitors to this website are expressly prohibited from using applications designed to mine, gather or extract data. Unauthorized use and collection of this data may expose the visitor to criminal penalties and/or claims for civil damages, attorney's fees and costs by Knox County.”
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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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| First Horizon Plaza (First Horizon Building) 800 S Gay St, Knoxville |
Office | Tennessee Holdings I LLC KGIS parcel 095ID005 (1.9 calculated acres, site name 'FIRST HORIZON BUILDING'): owner of record TENNESSEE HOLDINGS I LLC, mailing address 143 Division Ave, Brooklyn NY. The owning deed is instrument 20201208-0046393, a deed dated 17 Nov 2020 and recorded 8 Dec 2020. The deed image sits under a path KGIS's robots.txt disallows, and no other document we opened states the price, so none is given. The bank in the building's name is a tenant, not the owner of record. No filing we opened names the LLC's members. |
Private company | —A |
| TVA Knoxville Office Complex (West Tower and UT Tower, formerly TVA East Tower) 400 W Summit Hill Dr, Knoxville |
Office | United States of America (title entrusted to the Tennessee Valley Authority) KGIS parcel 094LD018 (2.95 acres, site name 'UT TOWERS'): owner of record UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, by a deed recorded 31 Dec 1992 (book 2093, page 533). TVA's FY2025 10-K explains why: TVA 'typically acquires real property in the name of the United States', with legal title 'entrusted to TVA as the agent of the U.S.', and it names the Knoxville Office Complex, its head office, as one of its two significant buildings. The University of Tennessee System's own release of 25 Aug 2020 records the East Tower's conversion into the UT Tower, with UT on the top six floors and the rest leased to Knox County Schools. Occupancy is not ownership; no sale price exists. (UT release is s9.) |
Government | —B |
| Sunsphere and Knoxville Convention Center (World's Fair Park) 810 Clinch Ave and 701 Henley St, Knoxville |
Civic | City of Knoxville KGIS returns the same parcel, 094MC006 (subdivision '2ND CREEK REDEVELOPMENT UNIT 2 RESUB'), for both the Sunsphere's address (810 Clinch Ave, site name 'SUNSPHERE') and the Convention Center's (701 Henley St, site name 'KNOXVILLE CONVENTION CENTER'). Owner of record: CITY OF KNOXVILLE, 400 Main St, by a deed recorded 1 Feb 1980 (book 1699, page 394), before the 1982 World's Fair. KGIS shows no calculated acreage for the parcel. Management of the Convention Center by the Public Building Authority was not confirmed from a source we could open; the title is the City's. |
Government | —A |
| Neyland Stadium (University of Tennessee, Knoxville) 1300 Phillip Fulmer Way, Knoxville 47.50 acres, stadium parcel (KGIS calculated) |
Institutional | University of Tennessee KGIS parcel 108DA011 (47.50 calculated acres, site name 'NEYLAND STADIUM', subdivision 'UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE'): owner of record printed as SCHOOL UNIVERSITY OF TENN, by a deed of 7 Jun 1967 (book 1365, page 306). The University of Tennessee is the state's public university system, so the stadium is state-institution land, exempt from tax. No sale price exists; the rest of the campus is held in similar 'UNIVERSITY OF TENN' names (see landowners). |
Government | —A |
| Knoxville Civic Auditorium and Coliseum 500 Howard Baker Jr Ave, Knoxville 5.89 acres (KGIS calculated) |
Civic | City of Knoxville KGIS parcel 095IB003 (5.89 calculated acres, site name 'CIVIC COLISEUM'; KGIS's place index also calls it the General James White Memorial Coliseum): owner of record CITY OF KNOXVILLE, by a deed of 25 May 2000 recorded 31 May 2000 (instrument 20000531-0036649). Opened in 1961 per KGIS's historic-structure index. No price is stated in any source opened, and no source we opened settled who now operates it. |
Government | —A |
| Covenant Health Park (Knoxville multi-use stadium) 500 E Jackson Ave, Knoxville |
Civic | Sports Authority of the County of Knox and the City of Knoxville KGIS parcel 095HB002 (subdivision 'KNOXVILLE MULTI-USE STADIUM RESUB', site name 'SMOKIES STADIUM'): owner of record SPORTS AUTHORITY OF THE COUNTY OF KNOX AND THE CITY OF KNOXVILLE, care of Visit Knoxville, by a warranty deed dated 19 Dec 2023 and recorded 28 Dec 2023 (instrument 20231228-0032113); the deed's consideration was not readable. The Wikipedia article (CC BY-SA) gives the cost as $114 million, Boyd Sports as operator, the authority's sale of $65 million in bonds, and an opening on 15 Apr 2025 on the site of a disused meat-packing plant. A construction cost is not a purchase price. (Wikipedia is s11.) |
Government | —B |
| The Regas Building 318 N Gay St, Knoxville |
Mixed use | Regas Building LLC KGIS parcel 094EF001 (subdivision 'REGAS SQUARE LLC', site name 'THE REGAS BUILDING'; 15 address points, mostly suites): owner of record REGAS BUILDING LLC, mailing to the building itself, by a deed dated and recorded 13 Mar 2015 (instrument 20150313-0049092). Related LLCs on the roll are Regas Property LLC (7 address points) and Regas Brothers LLC (3); the roll does not tie them together. No price was stated in a source opened, and nothing we opened describes a current Jackson Avenue redevelopment by these entities. |
Private company | —A |
| West Town Mall 7600 Kingston Pike, Knoxville 1,275,963 sq ft GLA (Simon 10-K); mall parcel 44.83 acres (KGIS) |
Retail | West Town Mall LLC (Simon Property Group joint venture) Simon 50.0% KGIS parcel 120KA001 (44.83 calculated acres): owner of record WEST TOWN MALL LLC, mailing PO Box 6120, Indianapolis, by a deed dated 1 Nov 2007 and recorded 6 Nov 2007 (instrument 20071106-0037685). Simon Property Group's FY2025 10-K lists West Town Mall, Knoxville, as 'Fee and Ground Lease (2042)', Simon's interest 50.0%, a joint venture accounted for under the equity method, acquired 1991, 99.4% leased, with Belk, Dillard's, JCPenney, Regal and Dick's House of Sport. The partner is not named in the table. West Town Point LLC (4 address points) and West Town Hospitality LLC hold neighbouring parcels. (KGIS is s1.) |
REIT | —B |
2
The core land
The most valuable ground in the city, and what the public record says about it.
The single most valuable parcel cannot be named from the public record we could reach: KGIS's parcel service carries owners and deeds but no values, and the Assessor's value search is behind a click-through disclaimer that bans automated collection. The city-wide figures below come from the state Comptroller's 2025 Tax Aggregate Report, which totals each county's and city's roll. Knox County last reappraised in 2022, and the report puts its appraisal ratio at 0.7167. That means 2025 appraisals sit about 28% below the Comptroller's estimate of current market value, and the estimated values below are already adjusted for it.
Estimated current value of all property, City of Knoxville$34.35B
$34,354,213,339 estimated current property value; total assessment $7,913,069,270 (real property $7,286,441,697). Knox County as a whole: $97,486,317,879. Comptroller, 2025 Tax Aggregate Report, Table I.
Industrial and commercial real property, City of Knoxville$14.76B
$14,755,261,047 estimated current value, against $17,046,809,767 residential (which includes farm land outside greenbelt). Commercial ground is 46% of the city's real-property value on 13% of its real-property parcels. Comptroller, 2025 Tax Aggregate Report, Tables III and X.
Parcels, City of Knoxville87,600 taxable; 3,438 exempt
Real-property parcels: 9,622 industrial and commercial, 63,254 residential, 35 farm, 35 greenbelt, plus 14,596 commercial personal-property accounts. Knox County: 229,694 taxable, 6,125 exempt, last revalued 2022. The city's population is given as 190,740. Comptroller, 2025 Tax Aggregate Report, Table X.
Combined property tax rate inside the city$3.7096 per $100 of assessment
Knox County $1.5540 plus City of Knoxville $2.1556. Commercial property is assessed at 40% of appraisal and residential at 25%. Comptroller, 2025 Tax Aggregate Report.
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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.
Knoxville's largest named holders are public: the City, Knox County, the state and its university, the Knoxville Utilities Board, the public-housing corporation and the federal government through TVA. Public conduits also hold private buildings. The Industrial Development Board of the City of Knoxville has more address points under its name than any other owner searched, and holds tax-abated (PILOT) apartment blocks, such as the two Hub Knoxville student towers on Cumberland Avenue, whose private lessees the record does not name. These figures are what KGIS's public owner search returns: address points (each apartment or suite counts once), across all of Knox County, and only parcels that carry an address. Unaddressed land such as rail corridors does not appear, so they are lower bounds, not acreages. KGIS returns at most 400 rows, so where a total exceeds that only the total is given. Individuals and family trusts are left out.
| Name | Type | Address points under the owner's name, KGIS owner search, Knox County, Oct 2026 |
|---|---|---|
| Industrial Development Board of the City of Knoxville The search for 'INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT BOARD' returns 2,466 address points. The first 400 fall on four parcels, chiefly 1801 and 1915 Cumberland Ave (site name 'HUB KNOXVILLE'; 133 and 265 units), conveyed to the Board by quitclaim deeds in June 2023, with the plat for one named 'CORE KNOXVILLE CUMBERLAND'. Both mail to 901 N Broadway, Knoxville. An industrial development board holds title so that a private lessee pays under a PILOT agreement instead of full property tax; the roll does not name the lessee, and no lease was opened. |
Government | 2,466 address points (Industrial Development Board names)A |
| Knoxville's Community Development Corporation (KCDC) Knoxville's public-housing and redevelopment agency. Its apartments are counted one by one, so the address count runs far ahead of its parcels: the first 400 points of the first spelling fall on 13 parcels and the first 400 of the second on 33. No acreage is given because KGIS's search does not return it. |
Government | 1,222 address points, plus 477 as 'Knoxville Community Development Corporation'A |
| City of Knoxville The first 400 points fall on 366 parcels. City-owned sites include the Sunsphere and Convention Center parcel at World's Fair Park and the Civic Coliseum (see marquee). Three points are held as 'KNOXVILLE CITY OF SCHOOL PROPERTY'. Separately, three address points name 'UNITED STATES OF AMERICA LSD TO CITY OF KNOXVILLE SUB LSD TO VOLUNTEER LANDING DEVELOPMENT LLC', federal riverfront land leased to the City and subleased to a private developer. |
Government | 763 address points as 'CITY OF KNOXVILLE'; 18 more as 'KNOXVILLE CITY OF'A |
| Knox County (including the Board of Education) The first 400 'KNOX COUNTY' points fall on 249 parcels. The Board of Education's 69 points (29 parcels) include single schools named in the owner field, such as Carter High School and Karns High School. How many school sites are titled to the county itself rather than the Board was not checked, so Knox County Schools' own holding is not separated here. |
Government | 551 address points as 'KNOX COUNTY'; 34 as 'KNOX COUNTY TENNESSEE'; 69 as Knox County Board of EducationA |
| State of Tennessee All held as STATE OF TENNESSEE. University land is held separately, below. |
Government | 397 address points on 113 parcelsA |
| University of Tennessee SCHOOL UNIVERSITY OF TENN (147 points, 34 parcels, including Neyland Stadium's 47.5-acre parcel), UNIVERSITY OF TENN (89 points, 15 parcels) and UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE (51 points, 22 parcels). The University of Tennessee Medical Center's operator, University Health System Inc, holds 4 parcels (5 points) in its own name; the hospital campus's title was not traced. |
Government | 289 address points on 71 parcels (three spellings)A |
| Knoxville Utilities Board (KUB) Held as KNOXVILLE UTILITIES BOARD, with two variant spellings. KUB is one of the three bodies, with the City and the County, whose departments supply KGIS's data. |
Government | 262 address points on 234 parcels; 4 more as 'UTILITY KNOXVILLE UTILITIES BOARD'A |
| United States of America (including TVA, GSA and USPS) UNITED STATES OF AMERICA (38 points), the U.S. Postal Service (16), the General Services Administration's Public Buildings Service (11), and TVA in four spellings (15 points), including the Knoxville Office Complex. TVA's 10-K explains that TVA acquires real property in the name of the United States. Telephone companies whose names begin 'United States Cellular' (15 points) are private and excluded. (TVA 10-K is s8.) |
Government | 112 address points under 'UNITED STATES' namesB |
| Covenant Health (Fort Sanders Regional, Parkwest and the parent) Held as FORT SANDERS REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER (91 points, 77 parcels, plus one misspelt), PARKWEST MEDICAL CENTER (28 points, 21 parcels) and COVENANT HEALTH (21 points, 6 parcels). The roll does not itself say that the two hospitals belong to Covenant Health; KGIS's place index lists 'Covenant Health Parkwest Hospital' on Park West Blvd. Parkwest Pediatric Properties LLC is a separate name and is not counted. |
Institution | Fort Sanders Regional Medical Center 77 parcels; Parkwest Medical Center 21; Covenant Health 6B |
| Metropolitan Knoxville Airport Authority KGIS returns two: 2701 Spence Pl and 2670 Vucrest Ave. The Authority's main airfield, McGhee Tyson, lies in Blount County, outside KGIS and outside the city, so its holdings are not counted here. |
Government | 2 addressed parcels in Knox CountyA |
| Railways: Norfolk Southern (Southern Railway), CSX (L&N) Rail corridors carry no street address, so KGIS's address-based owner search barely sees them: no result under 'NORFOLK SOUTHERN' or 'CSX TRANSPORTATION'; one under SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY; four under L N / L&N / Louisville & Nashville Railroad names; one under Knoxville and Holston River Railroad. Corporate parents are not tied by filing here, and rail acreage is not established. |
Public company | Southern Railway Company 1 addressed parcel; L&N / Louisville & Nashville names 4A |
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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.
Knox County permitted about 5,000 homes in 2025, half of them in apartment blocks. The Census Building Permits Survey for 2025 puts Knox County at 2,566 single-family homes ($774.0M) and 2,437 units in 64 buildings of five or more units. For the City of Knoxville it estimates 407 single-family homes and 1,026 units in 16 large multifamily buildings ($185.8M), but the city reported only 4 months and the rest is imputed (87 single-family permits reported). The national builders hold little in Knox County under their own names. The largest builder on the roll is Berkshire Hathaway's Clayton, which has its head office near Knoxville. Builder figures are what KGIS's owner search returns across the whole county: parcels held in the builder's own name, which are lots and unsold homes, not closings.
| Name | Type | Parcels in own name, KGIS owner search, Knox County, Oct 2026 |
|---|---|---|
| Ball Homes All held as BALL HOMES. Not SEC-registered; no source we opened describes its ownership, and the roll does not say how many of its parcels lie inside the city limits. |
Private company | 105 parcelsA |
| Clayton Properties Group, Inc. (Berkshire Hathaway) Held as CLAYTON PROPERTIES GROUP INC (44) and CLAYTON PROPERTIES GROUP, INC (4). Berkshire Hathaway's 2025 Exhibit 21 lists Clayton Properties Group, Inc. (Tennessee) as a subsidiary. Its 10-K calls it Clayton's site-built division, with nine builders in 17 states, about 300 subdivisions and about 67,300 homesites owned or controlled, and puts Clayton's head office near Knoxville. Clayton shipped about 10,000 site-built homes in 2025 company-wide. (KGIS is s1.) |
Public company | 48 parcelsB |
| D.R. Horton, Inc. Held as D R HORTON (3) and DR HORTON (4), in the parent's own name. Shown to make the point that the largest US builder holds almost nothing in Knox County under its own name; any land held through subsidiaries or land bankers would not show up in this search. |
Public company | 7 parcelsA |
| Knoxville Habitat for Humanity Held as KNOXVILLE HABITAT FOR HUMANITY INC (13 address points) and KNOXVILLE HABITAT FOR HUMANITY (12). A nonprofit builder of infill homes. |
Institution | 22 parcelsA |
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Commercial landlords
The commercial side, counted separately from housing: who holds the office, retail and industrial floor area.
Few listed landlords own much in Knoxville, and those that do are spread thin: a half share in the main mall, one shopping centre, three warehouses and several hundred rented houses. Downtown towers are held by single-purpose LLCs (First Horizon Plaza, the Regas Building), and the largest new apartment blocks sit under Industrial Development Board title on PILOT terms (see landowners), so their private owners do not appear on the roll. The figures below come from each landlord's FY2025 SEC filing, using the filer's own market label, which can include land just outside the city limits.
| Name | Type | Knoxville holding (FY2025 filing) |
|---|---|---|
| Simon Property Group Property table: West Town Mall, Knoxville, 'Fee and Ground Lease (2042)', 50.0%, a joint venture accounted for under the equity method, acquired 1991, 99.4% leased. The owner of record is West Town Mall LLC (KGIS). The joint-venture partner is not named in the table. |
REIT | 50% of West Town Mall, 1,275,963 sq ftA |
| American Homes 4 Rent (AMH) Schedule III: Knoxville, TN, 439 homes, initial cost $16.0M land and $79.7M buildings, $11.9M spent since, total $107,642,000 at 31 Dec 2025 before $30.8M depreciation, acquired 2013-2022. The market label covers the metro area, not only the city. |
REIT | 439 single-family homes, Knoxville market; gross carrying amount $107.6MA |
| STAG Industrial 10-K property table: Knoxville, 3 buildings, 441,310 sq ft. Schedule III names them as 2525 Quality Drive (acquired 2015, gross $3.8M), 2522 and 2526 Westcott Boulevard (2018, $6.0M) and 5700 Casey Drive (2019, $9.0M). STAG separately lists holdings in nearby Mascot, Clinton, Loudon and Vonore, which are not counted here. |
REIT | 3 warehouse buildings, 441,310 sq ftA |
| Brixmor Property Group FY2025 property list (Exhibit 99.1): no. 290, Kingston Overlook, Knoxville TN, built 1996, GLA 119,360 sq ft, 100.0% leased, annual base rent $1.455M ($12.19 per sq ft), anchored by Sprouts Farmers Market with Painted Tree Marketplace and Urban Air Adventure Park. |
REIT | Kingston Overlook, 119,360 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.
- Sale prices for every marquee building. Tennessee deeds carry a sworn consideration, but KGIS's deed images sit under a robots-disallowed path, the Register of Deeds is on knoxcounty.org (which bars AI agents), and the Assessor's sales history is behind a click-through. No news or filing we opened gives a price for First Horizon Plaza's 2020 transfer to Tennessee Holdings I LLC.
- The members or parent of Tennessee Holdings I LLC (First Horizon Plaza; Brooklyn mailing address) and of Regas Building LLC. No filing we opened names them.
- The private lessees behind the Industrial Development Board of the City of Knoxville's 2,466 address points, including the two Hub Knoxville towers at 1801 and 1915 Cumberland Ave. The plat name 'CORE KNOXVILLE CUMBERLAND' suggests a developer but is not proof of the lessee; no PILOT lease or board minutes were opened.
- Whether the Public Building Authority manages the Convention Center, Civic Coliseum or UT Tower. KGIS names the City of Knoxville and the United States as owners, and the PBA holds only 4 addressed parcels in its own name. A UT web page reported by search as saying PBA manages the UT Tower could not be found on the page we opened.
- Knox County's lease of the TVA East Tower (UT Tower) and UT's sublease. Search results describe the County as head lessee, but the WBIR report returned 403, so the structure is not recorded as fact.
- West Town Mall's joint-venture partner: Simon's 10-K gives its own 50% share but not the partner.
- The highest-valued single parcel and downtown land values: KGIS carries no values and the Assessor's value search was not used.
- Acreage for every landowner. KGIS's public search counts address points, not parcels or acres; rail corridors (Norfolk Southern, CSX) and other unaddressed land are invisible to it. A licensed KGIS property file would answer this, but its licence forbids redistribution.
- The ownership of Ball Homes and the business of the large lot-holding LLCs on the roll (for example Homestead Land Holdings LLC, 217 address points, and Mesana Investments LLC, 48), which were not identified as builders by any source we opened.
- The University of Tennessee Medical Center campus title (University Health System Inc holds only 4 parcels in its own name) and McGhee Tyson Airport (Blount County, outside KGIS).
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Sources
- KGIS Maps: owner-name, address and parcel searches (wsSearches service behind the public viewer) returning owner of record, mailing address, owning deed instrument and sale date per parcel; read Oct 2026 — KGIS (Knoxville-Knox County-KUB Geographic Information System) · openA
- Property Map and Details Report, parcel 095ID005 (800 S Gay St, site name 'FIRST HORIZON BUILDING'): owner TENNESSEE HOLDINGS I LLC, Brooklyn NY; recorded deed 20201208-0046393; calc. acreage 1.9 — KGIS · openA
- Terms Of Use ('You may not obtain or attempt to obtain any materials or information through any means not intentionally made available'; contents 'Copyright 2026 by KGIS and/or its suppliers. All rights reserved') — KGIS · openA
- Digital Data Purchase Information: 'the user must sign a Data License Agreement before the data can be released. The data license limits the user from selling or distributing the data to other parties'; Property Data $100 per map sheet — KGIS · openA
- Property Search disclaimer (Agree/Disagree gate; prohibits applications that 'mine, gather or extract data') — Knox County Property Assessor · blockedA
- Register of Deeds Filing Fees: 'State Tax Conveyance: $3.70 per $1000' (Tennessee statewide rate; page last updated 27 Aug 2021) — Davidson County Register of Deeds (Metro Nashville) · openA
- Parcel Data: 'CHESTER, DAVIDSON, HAMILTON, HICKMAN, KNOX, MONTGOMERY, RUTHERFORD, SHELBY, AND WILLIAMSON COUNTIES ARE NOT MAINTAINED BY THE TENNESSEE OFFICE OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE TREASURY' — Tennessee Comptroller of the Treasury, Division of Property Assessments · openA
- Tennessee Valley Authority, Form 10-K for fiscal 2025 ('TVA typically acquires real property in the name of the United States ... legal title in such real property is entrusted to TVA as the agent of the U.S.'; Knoxville Office Complex; principal office 400 W. Summit Hill Drive) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- 'UT Tower One Step Closer to Becoming a Reality' (25 Aug 2020): TVA East Tower becomes UT Tower; UT System on the top six floors, remaining floors leased to Knox County Schools — University of Tennessee System · openA
- Simon Property Group, Form 10-K for 2025, property table (102. West Town Mall, Knoxville TN, Fee and Ground Lease (2042), 50.0%, joint venture (equity method), acquired 1991, 1,275,963 sq ft) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- Covenant Health Park (owner Knoxville Sports Authority, operator Boyd Sports, cost $114 million, $65 million in Sports Authority bonds, opened 15 Apr 2025) — Wikipedia · openA
- American Homes 4 Rent, Form 10-K for 2025, Schedule III (Knoxville, TN: 439 homes, total gross $107,642K, acquired 2013-2022) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- STAG Industrial, Form 10-K for 2025 (Tennessee: Knoxville 3 buildings, 441,310 sq ft; Schedule III rows for 2525 Quality Drive, 2522 and 2526 Westcott Boulevard, 5700 Casey Drive) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- Brixmor Property Group, FY2025 Form 10-K Exhibit 99.1 Property List (290. Kingston Overlook, Knoxville TN, 119,360 sq ft) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- Berkshire Hathaway Inc., Form 10-K for 2025 (Clayton, 'headquartered near Knoxville, Tennessee'; Clayton Properties Group: nine builders, 17 states, ~300 subdivisions, ~67,300 homesites; ~10,000 site-built homes in 2025) and Exhibit 21 (Clayton Properties Group, Inc., Tennessee) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- Berkshire Hathaway Inc., Exhibit 21, Subsidiaries of Registrant at 31 Dec 2025 (Clayton Properties Group, Inc., Tennessee) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- Building Permits Survey, annual place file 2025, South Region (row: Knoxville, FIPS 47 place 40000, county 093; months reported 4) — U.S. Census Bureau · openA
- Building Permits Survey, annual county file 2025 (row: FIPS 47/093 Knox County) — U.S. Census Bureau · openA
- 2025 Tax Aggregate Report of Tennessee (Tables I, III, VI and X: Knox County and City of Knoxville assessments, estimated current values by class, tax rates, parcels and population) (marked 'Current draft pending approval by the State Board of Equalization') — Tennessee State Board of Equalization / Comptroller of the Treasury, Division of Property Assessments · openA