Laredo, Texas
Laredo's owners are named, free, on a City map service that republishes the county appraisal roll: it shows the City holding the three international road bridges, the arena, the ballpark and the airport, CBL owning Mall del Norte and the struggling outlet centre by the old bridge, and two school districts holding more exempt property than the City - but no public record states what anything sold for.
9 buildings · 9 with an owner established · 23 sources · 7 tier B · 2 tier A · prepared 2026-10-14
Can you find out who owns it?
Texas keeps no public title register; ownership is read from the county appraisal district. In Laredo that is the Webb County Appraisal District (Webb CAD), whose own site is a JavaScript property-search portal - but the City of Laredo's Utilities Department republishes Webb CAD's 2025 parcel roll as a free, unauthenticated map layer naming the owner of record, mailing address, legal description, state class, exemption, acreage and 2025 value of some 86,000 parcels in and around the city. Deeds are recorded by the Webb County Clerk, whose online index sits behind a login: 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.
Is ownership public?An open dataset names the owner
Cost of one title searchOwner of record free (Webb County Appraisal District roll republished on City of Laredo Utilities GIS); deed copies $1.00 per page non-certified, $5.00 to certify (Webb County Clerk Public Records Fee Schedule)
Bulk ownership dataCity of Laredo Utilities Department 'PLANNING_INFORMATION_AUGUST_2026' ArcGIS feature service, layer 'WEBBCAD PARCEL' - 86,385 parcel records (roll year 2025) with Webb CAD owner of record, mailing address, DBA, legal description, state class, exemption code, taxing units, land area and 2025 values, free and unauthenticated (1,000 records per query); no licence stated
Sale pricesNo transaction data published
1
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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| International Bank of Commerce headquarters 1200 San Bernardo Ave, Laredo |
Office | International Bank of Commerce International Bancshares' 2025 10-K: 'Our principal offices are located at 1200 San Bernardo Avenue ... and 2418 Jacaman Road, Laredo, Texas in buildings we own and completely occupy and containing approximately 147,000 square feet.' On Webb CAD's 2025 roll, International Bank of Commerce owns all of Block 216 WD (1200 San Bernardo, 1.25 acres), carried at a land-only $1,324,817 with no improvement shown, and 2418 Jacaman Rd (3.55 acres, 51,954 sq ft, $10,688,599). It holds 33 accounts in its own name in the layer ($39.7M). The layer does not say why the downtown block carries no building value. |
Public company | —B |
| Laredo international bridges (World Trade, Juárez-Lincoln, Gateway to the Americas) Rio Grande crossings, Laredo |
Civic | City of Laredo US side; the Mexican side is held by Mexico's federal transport secretariat Wikipedia's pages for all three say each 'is owned and operated by the City of Laredo and the Secretaría de Comunicaciones y Transportes'. On the 2025 roll the City is owner of record of the 'Laredo Northwest International Bridge' plat at Loop 20 and FM 1472 (50.36 acres, $7,354,279) 'save & except 77.727 acs' - a carve-out held by United States of America, mailed to 819 Taylor St, Fort Worth; the layer does not label its use. Downtown, United States Government holds the 'U S Customs House @ Bridge I' block (100 Convent Ave, $6,038,594) and a dozen blocks labelled 'Immigration Complex'. World Trade Bridge opened in April 2000 and takes all commercial truck crossings (Wikipedia). |
Government | —B |
| Sames Auto Arena (formerly Laredo Entertainment Center) 6700 Arena Blvd / 6415 Sinatra Pkwy, Laredo 178,000 sq ft |
Civic | City of Laredo Webb CAD account 947-41002-040 (Jacaman Ranch Blk 2 Lot 4, legal 'Laredo Entertainment Center', 23.50 acres, 178,000 sq ft built 2002): owner of record City of Laredo, exempt, 2025 value $70,290,085 - the City's most valuable account. Wikipedia: opened October 2002 as the Laredo Entertainment Center; the City funded the $36.5 million project through a quarter-cent sales tax approved by voters in August 2000, on 25 acres that the developer Arena Ventures donated to the City. |
Government | —B |
| Uni-Trade Stadium 6320 Sinatra Pkwy, Laredo |
Civic | City of Laredo Webb CAD account 947-52001-010 ('Baseball Complex Park - at Jacaman Ranch', Blk 1 Lot 1, 39.73 acres, 50,765 sq ft, year 2011): owner of record City of Laredo, exempt, 2025 value $22,261,047. Wikipedia gives the City of Laredo as owner, $18 million as the cost and 17 May 2012 as the opening; the name is a sponsorship by the freight forwarder Uni-Trade Forwarding LLC. The stadium sat empty in 2017 after its first tenant folded and has hosted the Tecolotes de los Dos Laredos since 2018. |
Government | —B |
| Laredo International Airport 5210 Bob Bullock Loop, Laredo |
Civic | City of Laredo Webb CAD account 926-40001-010 (Laredo Int'l Airport Passenger Terminal Subd, 152.08 acres; roll DBA 'Laredo International Airport'): owner of record City of Laredo, exempt, 2025 value $46,371,017. The City also holds a 1,221.91-acre airport tract at the same address ($9,415,651) and the Laredo Airport Subdivision blocks east of Maher Ave. Wikipedia and the FAA name the City of Laredo as owner of the public-use airport (IATA LRD). |
Government | —B |
| Webb County Courthouse 1000 Houston St, Laredo |
Civic | Webb County Webb CAD account 102-00065-010 (all of Block 65 WD, 1.42 acres, 17,490 sq ft): owner of record Webb County, exempt, 2025 value $3,301,592. Wikipedia: the Beaux-Arts courthouse at 1000 Houston St was built in 1909 and listed on the National Register in 1981. Two neighbouring county blocks are worth far more: Block 173 WD at 1110 Victoria St, the County Clerk's address on its fee schedule ($29,977,197, 127,364 sq ft), and Block 174 WD at 1000 San Agustin ($33,189,334, 96,991 sq ft). |
Government | —B |
| Texas A&M International University campus Casa Blanca Lake area (Abstract 496, Survey 1550), Laredo 1,446,608 sq ft (roll improvement area) |
Institutional | Texas A&M University System Webb CAD account 900-04961-017 (Abstract 496, Survey 1550, 116.27 acres): owner of record Texas A&M University System, mailed to its College Station headquarters, exempt, 2025 value $223,459,712 - the most valuable single account held by any state body in the layer. The System holds three more accounts (176.5 acres, $4.5M). Wikipedia names the Texas A&M University System as TAMIU's parent and gives a 300-acre campus and 9,137 students (fall 2025). |
Government | —B |
| Mall del Norte 5300 San Dario Ave, Laredo 1,219,711 sq ft |
Retail | Mall Del Norte, LLC (CBL & Associates Properties) 100% Webb CAD: Mall Del Norte LLC, mailed to CBL's head office (2030 Hamilton Place Blvd, Chattanooga), holds 9 City accounts worth $117.1M; the main building lot (Lot 2A Sec I, 32.23 acres, 489,093 sq ft) is valued at $72,526,827. CBL's 2025 10-K lists Mall del Norte (opened 1977, acquired 2004) as 100% owned, 1,219,711 sq ft, 90% of in-line space leased; Exhibit 21 lists Mall Del Norte, LLC. CBL's February 2005 release gives only a combined $249.4 million for this mall and Northpark Mall (Joplin), so no price for Mall del Norte alone is stated. In March 2026 it joined the pool securing CBL's $425 million 7.40% loan due 2031. |
REIT | —A |
| The Outlet Shoppes at Laredo (El Portal Center) 1600 Water St, Laredo 358,135 sq ft |
Retail | Laredo Outlet Shoppes, LLC (CBL & Associates Properties joint venture) CBL 65% Webb CAD account 101-00023-010 (Blocks 23-24 WD by the Gateway to the Americas bridge, 2.70 acres, 468,688 sq ft of improvements, 2016; DBA 'El Portal Center'): owner of record Laredo Outlet Shoppes LLC, 2025 value $45,313,773 - the most valuable private account downtown. CBL's 10-K lists it at 65% (opened 2017, 88% leased). Distress: the lender declared the loan in default in March 2025 (cured in Sept 2025), and again in June 2026, when it matured with $30.68M outstanding. In August 2026 it was extended to November 2026, with CBL's partner paying down $850,000 (10-Q Q2 2026). CBL's 2023 loan modification followed CBL's bankruptcy. |
REIT | —A |
2
The core land
The most valuable ground in the city, and what the public record says about it.
Every figure is computed from Webb CAD's 2025 roll as the City of Laredo Utilities Department republishes it, restricted to accounts carrying the City's taxing-unit code C1 (accounts in Rio Bravo carry C2 and unincorporated county land neither). The layer gives one market value per account for value year 2025. In Laredo the most valuable ground is institutional - a university, a college, a hospital and a prison lead the list - and the downtown grid by the bridges is worth little.
Value on the roll, City of Laredo$31.5 billion
Sum of 2025 market values on 83,511 accounts with taxing-unit code C1, of which $4.49 billion on 2,674 exempt accounts. Webb CAD 2025 roll via City of Laredo Utilities GIS, read 2026-10-14.
Highest-valued account$223,459,712
The 116.27-acre Texas A&M International University campus, owner of record Texas A&M University System, exempt. Next is Laredo College's Fort McIntosh campus, $181,418,178. 2025 values.
Highest-valued private account$173,180,437
Laredo Medical Center, 1700 Saunders St (38.31 acres, 668,900 sq ft), owner of record Laredo Texas Hospital Co LP, mailed to 4000 Meridian Blvd, Franklin, Tennessee, the address on Community Health Systems' 10-K; CHS's 2025 10-K lists the 326-bed hospital as owned since October 2003. 2025 value.
Typical house$206,718
Median 2025 market value of the 61,117 accounts classed only as single-family homes (state class A1) in the City.
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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 limits, public bodies hold the most valuable ground and one family company group holds the most land. The two school districts alone carry $1.9 billion of exempt property - more than the City itself - while the Killam companies hold about 8,500 acres, more than the City's 6,000. The border infrastructure is split three ways: the City owns the road bridges, the federal government the inspection compounds, and CPKC (through Kansas City Southern's Mexrail) the northern half of the rail bridge. Figures are for accounts carrying the City's taxing-unit code (C1) on Webb CAD's 2025 roll as the City republishes it. Name variants are merged only where stated.
| Name | Type | Webb CAD 2025, City of Laredo |
|---|---|---|
| City of Laredo $910.8M, exempt, under 'City of Laredo', 'The City of Laredo', 'City of Laredo Water Utilities Dept' and smaller variants. Largest tract: 1,221.91 acres at the airport (5210 Bob Bullock Loop). Most valuable: the Sames Auto Arena ($70.3M), the airport terminal ($46.4M), the El Pico water treatment plant (100 acres, $37.4M) and the municipal housing at Cherry Hill ($30.3M). The Laredo Housing Authority (40 accounts, $105.3M) is a separate entity and is not included. |
Government | 1,585 accounts, about 5,964 acresA |
| United Independent School District $1.18B, exempt - the most valuable public holder in the City. Largest accounts: United High School ($79.6M) and the UISD Student Activity Complex / Education Support Center (87.7 acres, $68.6M). |
Government | 71 accounts, about 1,079 acresA |
| Laredo Independent School District (incl. Laredo ISD Public Facility Corp) $736.9M, exempt. Nixon High School ($85.7M) and Cigarroa High School ($70.4M, held by Laredo ISD Public Facility Corp) are the largest. |
Government | 145 accounts, about 323 acresA |
| Laredo College $257.0M, exempt, under 'Laredo College', 'Laredo Community College' and 'Laredo Junior College'. The 202.89-acre Fort McIntosh campus at West End Washington St ($181.4M) and the 59.72-acre second campus on US Hwy 83 ($70.1M). |
Government | 15 accounts, about 272 acresA |
| Texas A&M University System $228.0M, exempt, mailed to the System's office in College Station. The 116.27-acre TAMIU campus account ($223.5M) is the single most valuable account in the City. |
Government | 4 accounts, about 293 acresA |
| Webb County $208.2M, exempt, under 'Webb County', 'County of Webb' and 'The County of Webb'. Largest: the 745.84-acre Casa Blanca Country Club tract ($20.7M); most valuable: 111 Camino Nuevo Rd (17.92 acres, $41.6M). Across the whole layer, including unincorporated land, the county holds 182 accounts and about 1,429 acres. |
Government | 67 accounts, about 988 acresA |
| United States of America / United States Government $148.0M, exempt. 'United States of America' accounts are mailed to Fort Worth (819 Taylor St): the federal courthouse block at 1300 Victoria St ($39.4M), 70 acres at 101 State Highway 255 ($13.1M) and the 77.73 acres carved out of the World Trade bridge plat. 'United States Government' accounts are mailed to 1202 Houston St: the downtown 'Immigration Complex' blocks and the customs house at Bridge I. The 'INS North Laredo Border Station' (11119 McPherson Rd, 10 acres) is also federal. |
Government | 39 accounts, about 310 acresA |
| State of Texas $51.0M, under 'State of Texas' and 'The State of Texas' - mostly small parcels. |
Government | 284 accounts, about 593 acresA |
| Killam Ranch Properties Ltd, Killam Development Ltd, Killam Industrial Dev Ptnshp Ltd, Killam Oil Co $357.4M, the largest private landholding in the City; Killam Ranch Properties Ltd alone holds 7,988 acres in 61 accounts. Most are mailed to PO Box 499, the rest to 4320 University Blvd. Their accounts span agricultural land (state classes D1 and E), commercial lots (F1) and vacant lots (C1). Across the whole layer, including unincorporated land, the same entities hold 187 accounts and about 41,000 acres. Accounts in individuals' names are excluded. |
Family / private | 130 accounts, about 8,489 acresA |
| The Texas Mexican Railway Co, Mexrail Inc and The Kansas City Southern Railway Company (CPKC) $17.1M: The Texas Mexican Railway Co 87 accounts, 'Mexrail Inc-Kansas City' 42 and The Kansas City Southern Railway Company 1. KCS's 2022 10-K: 'The Company owns the northern half of this bridge [the Laredo rail bridge] through its ownership of Mexrail, Inc.', which wholly owns Tex-Mex. Canadian Pacific took control of KCS on 14 April 2023 and became Canadian Pacific Kansas City. |
Public company | 130 accounts, about 189 acresB |
| Union Pacific Railroad Company (incl. 'Union Pacific System', Missouri Pacific Railroad Co) $11.3M, under 'Union Pacific System' (50 accounts), 'Missouri Pacific Railroad Co' (11) and 'Union Pacific Railroad Company'. Across the whole layer the three names hold 66 accounts and about 237 acres. |
Public company | 63 accounts, about 129 acresA |
| Majestic Laredo Logistics Center LLC and Majestic Port Grande companies Majestic Laredo Logistics Center LLC holds 1,594 acres in 8 City accounts ($5.8M, mostly undeveloped land), and the Port Grande companies' warehouses add about 2 million sq ft (see commercial). All are mailed to City of Industry, California. |
Developer | about 1,600 acresA |
| Diocese of Laredo $125.3M, mostly exempt, including San Agustin Church on Block 10 WD downtown ($7.5M). |
Institution | 82 accounts, about 128 acresA |
5
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.
Laredo builds starter homes on its own terms. The Census Bureau counted 1,340 new units permitted in the City in 2025: 1,029 single-family homes worth $288.9 million on permit (about $281,000 each), 8 in duplexes, 46 in 3-4 unit buildings and 257 in buildings of five or more. The builders are local. On the 2025 roll no national public builder (D.R. Horton, Lennar, LGI Homes, Pulte and the like) and no single-family rental REIT holds a single account under its own name; the two 'LGI Group LLC' accounts are industrial lots. Figures below count accounts each builder held on 1 January 2025 inside the City - vacant lots (state class C1) and houses (A1), many still under construction - grouped by entity name, not homes built.
| Name | Type | Lot and house accounts, City of Laredo, Webb CAD 2025 |
|---|---|---|
| SKG Homes I-X LLCs Ten numbered SKG Homes LLCs (VIII alone 119 accounts), 164 vacant lots and 122 houses, 121 of them with improvements dated 2024 or later; 70.9 acres, $63.8M. 288 are mailed to PO Box 450169, which ASA Group Ltd, a set of numbered commercial partnerships and Paisano Home Builders Inc also use; the roll does not show whether they are related, so they are not combined. |
Private company | 302 accountsA |
| Ariva Ltd 150 vacant lots and 66 houses (81 with improvements dated 2024 or later), 72.3 acres, $39.6M, mailed to two Laredo addresses (9114 McPherson Rd Ste 2521 and PO Box 451130). |
Private company | 238 accountsA |
| RE Signature Homes LLC 85 vacant lots and 28 houses, 14.2 acres, $14.2M; mailed to PO Box 452505, shared with a handful of commercial and apartment companies. |
Private company | 124 accountsA |
| Aquero Ltd and Aquero Management LLCs 75 lots and 11 houses, 177.6 acres, $6.5M, all mailed to 11204 McPherson Rd Ste 110. |
Private company | 94 accountsA |
| Esperanza Homes Laredo LLC 88 vacant lots and 4 houses, 11.2 acres, $6.5M; the one builder in the top group mailed from outside Laredo (200 S 10th St, McAllen). |
Private company | 92 accountsA |
| Border Building Company LLC 34 lots and 34 houses (35 with improvements dated 2024 or later), $18.3M; TDB Valley Development LLC (25 lots) and TDB Land Holdings Ltd share its mailing address, 5810 San Bernardo Ave. |
Private company | 73 accountsA |
| Paisano Home Builders Inc 21 lots and 16 houses, $6.4M; 35 mailed to 3109 Saltillo St and 11 to PO Box 450169. |
Private company | 49 accountsA |
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Commercial landlords
The commercial side, counted separately from housing: who holds the office, retail and industrial floor area.
Laredo's commercial roll is dominated by warehouses. The largest holders are industrial developers - Majestic's Port Grande companies, Farias Development and the TW Laredo companies - followed by local family groups such as Killam and the ASA partnerships. National REITs are small: CBL's two malls, STAG's two buildings (462,658 sq ft; 13808 Humphrey Rd $17.0M and 13710 IH 35 $19.8M on the roll), Weingarten Realty (WRI) centres (17 accounts, 441,070 sq ft, $71.9M, mailed to 500 North Broadway, Jericho), Exeter-named partnerships (854,965 sq ft, $69.2M) and the three '35N Building Owner' companies (840,619 sq ft, $70.8M). The largest single private accounts are a hospital and a prison: Community Health Systems' Laredo Medical Center ($173.2M) and The GEO Group's Rio Grande Processing Center (150 acres, $109.3M; 1,900 beds for the US Marshals, 'Owned' in GEO's 10-K). Figures count taxable commercial (F) accounts inside the City, grouped by mailing address where stated.
| Name | Type | Commercial floor area, City of Laredo, Webb CAD 2025 |
|---|---|---|
| Majestic Laredo / Majestic Port Grande companies 10 commercial accounts, about 1,544 acres, $156.3M, all mailed to 13191 Crossroads Pkwy N, City of Industry, California: Majestic Port Grande I, 2 and 5 LLC, Majestic Port Grande Phase II, Majestic Laredo Partners II LP and Majestic Laredo Logistics Center LLC, which holds 1,594 acres across 8 City accounts valued at only $5.8M, most of it land. No filing opened here names the parent. |
Developer | 1,956,961 sq ftA |
| Farias Development Ltd 18 commercial accounts, 185 acres, $169.7M, mailed to 6101 Holiday Rd, Midland, Texas (five more accounts, with Palafox Hospitality Ltd, use '6101 Holiday Hill Rd'). Farias Development holds 37 City accounts in all ($230.5M). |
Private company | 1,809,657 sq ftA |
| ASA Group and partnerships mailed to PO Box 450169 25 commercial accounts, 150 acres, $153.0M, held by about 20 entities: ASA Group Ltd and Limited, numbered 'ASA' LLCs named for street addresses (ASA 14609 Atlanta, ASA 14630 Ruhlman) and address partnerships (1213 Grant Partners LP, 501 Imperial Partners LP). The same post-office box also takes the SKG Homes companies' bills. Grouped by mailing address only. |
Private company | 1,667,080 sq ftA |
| Killam Development Ltd, Killam Ranch Properties Ltd and Killam Industrial Dev Ptnshp Ltd 48 commercial accounts mailed to PO Box 499, $144.0M, with Big Sky Commercial Property at the same box; a further 25 commercial accounts (1,250,286 sq ft, $99.2M) are mailed to 4320 University Blvd, held by Killam Development, Killam Ranch Properties and Charco Land Sales LLC. The Killam companies are also the largest private landowners in the City (see landowners). |
Family / private | 1,321,604 sq ftA |
| TW Laredo I-V and TW Laredo Unitec LLCs 6 accounts, 121 acres, $114.6M, mailed to 1320 S University Dr, Fort Worth. No filing opened here names the parent. |
Private company | 1,353,221 sq ftA |
| Laredo Portfolio LLC 6 industrial accounts, 83 acres, $84,550,000, mailed to 260 Franklin St Ste 1900, Boston. No filing opened here names the parent. |
Private company | 1,305,509 sq ftA |
| CBL & Associates Properties (Mall Del Norte, LLC; Laredo Outlet Shoppes, LLC) Mall del Norte 1,219,711 sq ft (100%) and The Outlet Shoppes at Laredo 358,135 sq ft (65%) per CBL's 2025 10-K. On the roll, Mall Del Norte LLC and MDN-Texas LLC hold 7 commercial accounts mailed to CBL's Chattanooga office ($117.9M), and Laredo Outlet Shoppes LLC 3 accounts ($46.3M). The outlet centre's loan was in default in June 2026 and extended to November 2026. |
REIT | 1,577,846 sq ft (10-K GLA)A |
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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.
- Webb CAD's own terms of use, data downloads and any licence. www.webbcad.org is a JavaScript portal that renders nothing to a script, and the City's republished layer carries no licence, copyright or access text. republish is false throughout.
- What the taxing-unit codes mean. The layer does not expand them; C1 is read as the City of Laredo because every City-owned account carries it, Rio Bravo accounts carry C2 and unincorporated land carries neither. S1/S7 are consistent with Laredo ISD/United ISD and J2 with Laredo College, but none of this is stated on the layer.
- Why the IBC headquarters block (1200 San Bernardo, Block 216 WD) carries land value only and no building, when International Bancshares' 10-K says the bank owns and occupies a building there.
- The use of the 77.73 acres held by the United States of America within the 'Laredo Northwest International Bridge' plat. They are presumably the World Trade Bridge inspection compound, but the layer does not say so and no GSA or CBP page was opened.
- The Juárez-Lincoln and Gateway to the Americas bridge structures do not appear as City accounts in the layer; their City ownership rests on Wikipedia (each page says 'owned and operated by the City of Laredo and the Secretaría de Comunicaciones y Transportes'), since the City's own bridge-system pages could not be read (Akamai).
- Who stands behind the Majestic Port Grande, TW Laredo, Laredo Portfolio, 35N and Exeter-named companies, and behind the PO Box 450169 group (ASA, SKG Homes). No filing or company page opened here names them, so they are grouped by mailing address and no parent is asserted.
- Sale prices. Texas has no sales disclosure and the County Clerk's deed index is closed to scripts. The only stated prices are CBL's combined $249.4M for Mall del Norte and Northpark Mall (2004) and project costs from Wikipedia (arena $36.5M, stadium $18M).
- Border Patrol (CBP) holdings beyond the accounts named here, and any federal land outside the City's taxing unit.
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Sources
- PLANNING_INFORMATION_AUGUST_2026 feature service ('Utilities Department Planning GIS reference', 'Planning datasets current as of 08/20/2026'), layer 2 'WEBBCAD PARCEL' - Webb County Appraisal District owner of record, mailing address, DBA, legal description, state codes, exemption code, taxing units, land area and 2025 values for 86,385 parcel records; read 2026-10-14 — City of Laredo Utilities Department GIS (laredo-utilities.maps.arcgis.com; data: Webb County Appraisal District) · openA
- Webb County Clerk's Office Public Records Fee Schedule (Copy Fee - Non-Certified, per page $1.00; Certified Copy, clerk's certification plus cost per copy $5.00; recording first page $25.00) — Webb County Clerk · openA
- 2026 Mass Appraisal Report ('Texas does not have mandatory sales disclosure'; 'In accordance with Government Code Sec. 552.149, the appraisal district must keep confidential...') — Harris Central Appraisal District · openA
- CBL & Associates Properties, Inc. Form 10-K for 2025 (Item 2 property tables: Mall del Norte, Laredo, 100%, 1,219,711 sq ft; The Outlet Shoppes at Laredo, 65%, 358,135 sq ft; Schedule III; loan table and Note 8) — CBL & Associates Properties, Inc. (SEC EDGAR) · openA
- CBL & Associates Properties, Inc. Form 10-Q for the quarter ended 30 June 2026 (The Outlet Shoppes at Laredo loan in default, matured June 2026 with a $30,680 thousand balance; extended through November 2026) — CBL & Associates Properties, Inc. (SEC EDGAR) · openA
- CBL & Associates Properties, Inc. Exhibit 21 to the 2025 Form 10-K - subsidiaries (Mall Del Norte, LLC; Laredo Outlet Shoppes, LLC; Laredo Outlet JV, LLC; CBL Laredo Member, LLC; Laredo/MDN II Limited Partnership; MDN/Laredo GP, LLC) — CBL & Associates Properties, Inc. (SEC EDGAR) · openA
- CBL Reports Fourth Quarter Results (press release, 2 Feb 2005: two malls, Northpark Mall and Mall del Norte, acquired for total consideration of $249.4 million; $113.4M ten-year loan on Mall del Norte) — CBL & Associates Properties, Inc. (SEC EDGAR, Form 8-K exhibit) · openA
- International Bancshares Corporation Form 10-K for 2025, Item 2 Properties ('Our principal offices are located at 1200 San Bernardo Avenue, Laredo, Texas and 2418 Jacaman Road, Laredo, Texas in buildings we own and completely occupy and containing approximately 147,000 square feet') — International Bancshares Corporation (SEC EDGAR) · openA
- Sames Auto Arena (formerly Laredo Entertainment Center, 2002-10, and Laredo Energy Arena) — Wikipedia · openA
- Uni-Trade Stadium — Wikipedia · openA
- Laredo International Airport — Wikipedia · openA
- World Trade International Bridge (Laredo International Bridge 4) — Wikipedia · openA
- Juárez-Lincoln International Bridge (Laredo International Bridge 2) — Wikipedia · openA
- Gateway to the Americas International Bridge (Laredo International Bridge 1) — Wikipedia · openA
- Webb County Courthouse (Texas) - 1000 Houston St, built 1909, NRHP 1981 — Wikipedia · openA
- Texas A&M International University (parent institution: Texas A&M University System; campus 300 acres) — Wikipedia · openA
- Mall del Norte — Wikipedia · openA
- Kansas City Southern Form 10-K for 2022 (Item 1: 'The Company owns the northern half of this bridge through its ownership of Mexrail, Inc.'; Mexrail wholly owns The Texas Mexican Railway Company) and Exhibit 21.1 — Kansas City Southern (SEC EDGAR) · openA
- Kansas City Southern stub-period financial statements, Exhibit 99.1 to Canadian Pacific Kansas City's 2023 Form 10-K ('CP assumed control of KCS on April 14, 2023 ... Canadian Pacific Kansas City Limited') — Canadian Pacific Kansas City Limited (SEC EDGAR) · openA
- STAG Industrial, Inc. Form 10-K for 2025 (Item 2: Laredo, 2 buildings, 462,658 rentable sq ft; Schedule III: 13710 IH 35 Frontage Road, acquired 2019; 13808 Humphrey Road, acquired 2017) — STAG Industrial, Inc. (SEC EDGAR) · openA
- The GEO Group, Inc. Form 10-K for 2025 (facility table: Rio Grande Processing Center, Laredo, TX, 1,900 beds, USMS, Owned) — The GEO Group, Inc. (SEC EDGAR) · openA
- Community Health Systems, Inc. Form 10-K for 2025 (hospital table: Laredo Medical Center, Laredo, 326 licensed beds, acquired October 2003, Owned) — Community Health Systems, Inc. (SEC EDGAR) · openA
- Building Permits Survey, annual place file 2025, South Region (so2025a.txt) - Laredo: 1,029 one-unit buildings/units ($288,876,757), 8 units in 2-unit, 46 in 3-4 unit and 257 in 5+ unit buildings — US Census Bureau · openA