Lincoln, Nebraska
Lancaster County publishes the owner of record and assessed value of every Lincoln parcel, and twelve months of sales with price, free on the Lincoln-Lancaster County GIS service; the city's most valuable ground is its two hospital systems, while the arena, ballpark, Capitol and stadium are public land.
14 buildings · 14 with an owner established · 14 sources · 11 tier A · 3 tier B · prepared 2026-10-14
Can you find out who owns it?
Nebraska records title by deed at the county Register of Deeds. Every deed must be filed with a Real Estate Transfer Statement (Form 521) giving the total consideration; the register forwards it to the county assessor, and by statute 'any person shall have access to the statements' (Neb. Rev. Stat. 76-214). The grantor pays documentary stamp tax of $3.32 per $1,000 of value for transfers before 2032 (76-901). Lancaster County publishes the owner of record of every parcel, and the last twelve months of sales with price, grantor and grantee, free on the Lincoln-Lancaster County GIS service.
Is ownership public?An open dataset names the owner
Cost of one title searchOwner of record free on the county parcel service. Register of Deeds: $10 for the first page and $6 for each additional page to record (Neb. Rev. Stat. 33-109). The Lancaster County fee page itself could not be read (Cloudflare).
Bulk ownership dataLincoln-Lancaster County GIS 'Assessor/TaxParcels' map service: owner of record, mailing address, use and current assessed value for all 122,699 Lancaster County parcels, 10,000 rows per page; no licence on the layer; the City's open-data FAQ calls its spatial data free 'without restriction, without license'
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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nebraska State Capitol 1445 K St 11.9 acres (roll) |
Civic | State of Nebraska Roll: STATE OF NEBRASKA, mailed care of the Department of Administrative Services' State Building Division at 1526 K St; 'Public Use', 11.9 acres, current assessed value $24,883,300. The County's locator places 'State Capitol' on this parcel (s13). The State holds 81 parcels in the city in all (about 611 acres). The Capitol was built by the State on its own ground; no sale is recorded and no price exists. |
Government | —A |
| Pinnacle Bank Arena 400 Pinnacle Arena Dr 11.0 acres (roll) |
Civic | West Haymarket Joint Public Agency and City of Lincoln Roll: 'WEST HAYMARKET JOINT PUBLIC AGENCY & CITY OF LINCOLN', 400 Pinnacle Arena Dr, 'Public Use', 11.0 acres, land carried at $47,900; a separate improvements-on-leased-land entry (1023339001I01) names the same two owners at $548,500 for a retail use (s5). The joint agency holds 35 parcels and about 94 acres of West Haymarket in its own name or jointly with the City. The arena carries a bank's name; the roll gives the bank no interest in the parcel. No construction cost or bond figure is cited here: the City's and the agency's documents sit behind an Akamai block. |
Government | —A |
| Memorial Stadium (University of Nebraska City Campus) 501 Stadium Dr (roll); 1 Memorial Stadium Dr 95.2-acre campus parcel (roll) |
Institutional | Board of Regents of the University of Nebraska The County's locator puts 'Memorial Stadium' at -96.70565, 40.82066 (s13), which falls on parcel 1023228012000: BOARD OF REGENTS UNIV OF NEBR, 501 Stadium Dr, 'Public Use', 95.2 acres, mailed to the University's property management office at 1901 Y St, assessed at $0. The stadium is therefore part of a single City Campus parcel and has no value of its own on the roll. The Regents hold 126 parcels and about 1,067 acres in the city. No sale or price exists. |
Institution | —A |
| Haymarket Park (baseball and softball) 400 Line Drive Cir (roll); 403 Line Drive Cir 32.5 acres (roll) |
Civic | City of Lincoln The County's locator places 'Haymarket Park' at -96.71369, 40.8233 (s13), on parcel 1023338001000: CITY OF LINCOLN, mailed care of the City's Real Estate Division at 555 S 10th St; 'Public Use', 32.5 acres, $8,139,600. The ballpark's users, including the University, appear nowhere on this parcel; no lease is on the roll. No price exists. |
Government | —A |
| Wells Fargo Center 1248 O St 0.53 acre site (roll) |
Office | Ameritas Life Insurance Corp. Roll: AMERITAS LIFE INSURANCE CORP, 1248 O St, office, 0.53 acre, $17,259,800, mailed 'Attn: WELLS FARGO CENTER 1248 O ST STE 1031', so the roll itself ties the building name to the owner. The same owner holds the neighbouring 1218 O St office ($3,668,500), and under 'Ameritas Life Ins Co' the 18.5-acre campus at 390 N Cotner Blvd ($25.2M) and 6900 O St ($14.5M). Floor count and floor area are blank on the roll for commercial parcels. No sale appears in the twelve-month sale file (s3). |
Private company | —A |
| Office tower at 233 S 13th St 233 S 13th St 0.54 acre site (roll) |
Office | Nebraska-MAP LLC Roll: NEBRASKA-MAP LLC, office, 0.54 acre, $9,552,800, mailed to 450 Regency Pkwy, Suite 200, Omaha. The building is commonly called the U.S. Bank building; the roll does not carry that name and no document read here confirms it. Who stands behind Nebraska-MAP LLC is not stated on the roll, and no sale of the parcel is in the twelve-month sale file (s3). |
Private company | —A |
| Lincoln Marriott Cornhusker Hotel and Cornhusker Office Plaza 333 S 13th St 300 rooms; 85,592 sq ft office (10-K) · 7 floors |
Hotel | The Marcus Corporation (Marcus Lincoln Hotel LLC) Roll: MARCUS LINCOLN HOTEL LLC, 333 S 13th St (Cornhusker Square), 1.25 acres, $4,900,000, mailed to 111 E Kilbourn Ave, Milwaukee. Marcus's 2025 10-K: 'We own and operate The Lincoln Marriott Cornhusker Hotel in downtown Lincoln, Nebraska', 300 rooms and 45,600 sq ft of meeting space, and 'We also own the Cornhusker Office Plaza, which is a seven story building' of 85,592 sq ft (s10). Floors (7) are the office plaza's. The roll value looks low for a 300-room hotel; it is reported as served. Marcus Nebraska LLC also holds 5220 S 56th St ($1.3M). |
Public company | —B |
| Hotel at 131 N 9th St (Haymarket) 131 N 9th St 0.92 acre (roll) |
Hotel | RAAJ Lincoln Owner LLC Roll: RAAJ LINCOLN OWNER LLC, 'Hotel/Motel', 0.92 acre, $18,839,800, mailed care of AJ Capital Partners LLC in Chicago. No document read here names the hotel's brand at this address, and AJ Capital appears only as the care-of addressee, so it is not recorded as the owner. No sale of the parcel is in the twelve-month sale file (s3). |
Private company | —A |
| Gateway Mall 6100 O St 32.18 + 4.96 acres (roll) |
Retail | CBL & Associates Properties (CBL Gateway Mall 2026 LLC) Roll: CBL GATEWAY MALL 2026 LLC, 6100 O St, retail, 32.18 acres, $41,987,200, plus 748 N Cotner Blvd (4.96 acres, $699,500), both mailed to 2030 Hamilton Place Blvd, Chattanooga. The County's locator puts 'Gateway Mall' on the 6100 O St parcel (s13). CBL's 10-Q for June 2026: 'In March 2026, the Company acquired Gateway Mall, an enclosed mall located in Lincoln, NE' (s9). The purchase does not appear in the County's public twelve-month sale file, which lists no sale above $22.9M (s3). |
REIT | $43.8M 2026-03 10-Q: 'approximately $43,761' thousand including acquisition costs, financed with a $21.0M non-recourse five-year loan at 6.46%. Seller not named. B |
| The Railyard (West Haymarket, Canopy St) 109 S Canopy St 1.12 acres (roll) |
Mixed use | West Haymarket Holding Company LLC Roll: WEST HAYMARKET HOLDING COMPANY LLC, 109 S Canopy St, 'Multi-Use', 1.12 acres, $44,885,100, mailed to 121 S 13th St, Lincoln; it is the largest private parcel on Canopy St. Neighbours: 115 Canopy St, office, PROJECT OSCAR LLC ($14,355,600, mailed to Omaha); 300 Canopy St, retail, TDP PHASE ONE LLC ($9,691,700). The Railyard's own site was unreadable (503), so which of these parcels the venue name covers is not established, and nobody behind the three LLCs is named on the roll. |
Private company | —A |
| Lincoln Airport 2400 W Adams St about 3,131 acres across 32 parcels (roll) |
Civic | Lincoln Airport Authority Roll: 30 parcels in the name AIRPORT AUTHORITY (about 2,819 acres) plus two 'MUNICIPAL AIRPORT' parcels (312 acres), all mailed to 2400 W Adams St, Suite 200, the terminal parcel (129.97 acres, $6,003,500). The County's locator puts 'Lincoln Airport' on one of the Municipal Airport parcels (s13). The hangars and buildings on the field are carried as improvements on leased land, and every one is recorded in the Authority's name (s5), so private lessees do not appear on the roll at all. |
Government | —A |
| Duncan Aviation headquarters 3701 Aviation Rd 888,000 sq ft in five hangars (company) |
Industrial | Lincoln Airport Authority Duncan Aviation's own page: Lincoln 'represents Duncan Aviation's headquarters and largest facility ... home to five hangars, representing 888,000 square feet', address 3701 Aviation Road (s11). On the County's leased-land layer, 3701 Aviation Rd is improvement 1109100001I14, owner AIRPORT AUTHORITY, $8,066,000 (s5); 3355 Aviation Rd ($14,896,600), 3431 ($3,457,700) and 3545 ($2,144,800) are likewise in the Authority's name. The roll therefore names the public landlord and hides the private lessee: no document read gives Duncan's lease terms or says which buildings Duncan paid for. |
Government | —B |
| Bryan Medical Center (Bryan East and Bryan West campuses) 1535 S 52nd St (roll; 1600 S 48th St); 2300 S 16th St 20.55 and 21.16 acres (roll) |
Institutional | Bryan Medical Center Roll: BRYAN MEDICAL CENTER, mailed to 1600 S 48th St. 1535 S 52nd St, 20.55 acres, $335,207,900, the highest-assessed parcel in Lancaster County; 2300 S 16th St, 21.16 acres, $216,208,100, the third-highest. Bryan Medical Center holds 18 commercial parcels in the city totalling $636.4M, including 3901 Pine Lake Rd ($17.2M) and 5055 A St ($16.1M). The roll records no sale on either campus. |
Institution | —A |
| CHI Health St. Elizabeth 555 S 70th St 25.06 acres (roll) |
Institutional | St. Elizabeth Community Health Center Roll: 'ST ELIZABETH COMM HEALTH CTR', 25.06 acres, $259,326,900, the county's second-highest parcel, mailed to 3400 Data Dr, Rancho Cordova, California; also 625 S 70th St ($1.05M). The County's locator names the site 'St. Elizabeth Hospital' (s13). On the same campus, leased-land entries show a medical office at 575 S 70th St held by 575 SOUTH 70TH ST LLC (Toledo, $16,519,900) and 625 S 70th St by NEBRASKA SURGERY CENTER LLC ($3,790,800) (s5): here the roll does name the private lessees. Which parent system stands behind the owner name is not stated on the roll. |
Institution | —A |
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The core land
The most valuable ground in the city, and what the public record says about it.
Lincoln's most valuable ground is not downtown but its two hospital campuses: Bryan Medical Center and St. Elizabeth hold the three highest-assessed parcels in Lancaster County. Downtown's office towers each assess at under $20M. 'Lincoln' here means the 102,600 parcels whose centroid falls inside the City's 2026 limits (s2), out of 122,699 in the county. Values are the 'current assessed value' served by the County's parcel layer on 14 Oct 2026 (s1). The layer publishes no separate land value, and unlike Omaha's roll it carries values on many exempt public parcels (the Capitol at $24.9M) while others are at $0 (the City Campus parcel under Memorial Stadium).
All assessed property, Lincoln$44.35 billion
Sum of current assessed value across 102,600 parcels inside the 2026 city limits: residential improved $27.63B, commercial improved $15.51B, commercial unimproved $0.92B, residential unimproved $0.26B. Lancaster County: $53.44B across 122,699 parcels. Computed from s1 and s2, 14 Oct 2026.
Highest-assessed parcel$335,207,900
1535 S 52nd St, Bryan Medical Center, 20.55 acres. Next: 555 S 70th St, St Elizabeth Comm Health Ctr ($259.3M); 2300 S 16th St, Bryan Medical Center ($216.2M); 5410 Huntington Ave, Nebraska Wesleyan University ($102.2M); 5505 Cloud Ct, Agate LLC, a 570-acre 'Service' parcel mailed to Wilmington, Delaware ($92.3M). s1.
Downtown original plat$1.18 billion on about 440 acres
The 1,612 parcels in the subdivision 'LINCOLN ORIGINAL' (the original town plat, which takes in the Capitol and the downtown core), current assessed value. Roughly $2.7M per acre, land and buildings together. Computed from s1.
Twelve-month sale file3,981 sales, largest $22.9M
County's public sale layer, 16 Oct 2025 to 7 Oct 2026: 3,850 residential, 107 commercial, 24 agricultural. Largest company deals: Waterbrook Apartments at 3165 North Hill Rd, $22.9M (21 May 2026), and 120 N 66th St, 200 Lincoln Retail LLC to BRRP East Park LLC, $18.5M (4 Nov 2025). CBL's $43.8M Gateway Mall purchase (March 2026) is not in the file. s3.
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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.
Lincoln's largest landholders are public bodies, and the largest by area is the City itself, at about 8% of the land inside its own limits. The Airport Authority holds the next-largest estate, and on its land the private hangar tenants are invisible: their buildings are recorded in the Authority's name. Acres here are computed from the parcel polygons (GIS area) and are indicative; counts group every spelling of each name. Parcels whose centroid lies inside the 2026 city limits only (s1, s2).
| Name | Type | Lincoln parcels, Oct 2026 |
|---|---|---|
| City of Lincoln Six spellings, including joint titles with Lancaster County, the West Haymarket JPA and the Lower Platte South NRD. Largest parcels 337 and 304 acres (unaddressed) and 7900 Adams St (238 acres). Holds Haymarket Park. Lincoln Electric System, the City's utility, holds a further 61 parcels (about 169 acres) under 'City of Lincoln d/b/a Lincoln Electric System' and similar names. |
Government | 766 parcels, about 5,390 acresA |
| Lincoln Airport Authority 30 parcels as 'AIRPORT AUTHORITY' and two as 'MUNICIPAL AIRPORT', all mailed to 2400 W Adams St. Largest 4715 NW 36th St (524 acres). Its leased-land layer carries hangars and buildings worth tens of millions, all in the Authority's name (s5). |
Government | 32 parcels, about 3,131 acresA |
| Lincoln Public Schools (Lancaster County School District 0001) Fourteen spellings, among them 'School Dist #1 City of Lincoln' (55) and 'Lancaster County School District 001 a/k/a Lincoln Public Schools'. Largest 11100 S 70th St (142 acres). |
Government | 114 parcels, about 1,260 acresA |
| Board of Regents of the University of Nebraska Five spellings. Largest 8301 Havelock Ave (177 acres), 1880 N 42nd St (154 acres), 2000 N 33rd St (142 acres) and the 95.2-acre City Campus parcel under Memorial Stadium. Also Nebraska Innovation Campus, where private developers hold improvements on leased land (s5). |
Institution | 126 parcels, about 1,067 acresA |
| State of Nebraska Includes the Department of Transportation, the Military Department and the Nebraska State Building Corp. Largest 815 Pioneers Blvd (89 acres) and 5001 S 14th St (78 acres); the Capitol at 1445 K St (11.9 acres). |
Government | 81 parcels, about 611 acresA |
| Lower Platte South Natural Resources District Five spellings, mostly unaddressed flood-control and stream corridor parcels, the largest 74 acres; two held jointly with the City. |
Government | 57 parcels, about 617 acresA |
| BNSF Railway (and predecessor names) Thirteen spellings: 'Burlington Northern RR Tax Div' (28), 'Chicago Burlington & Quincy RR' (13), 'BNSF Railway Company' (11) and others. Railroad property is centrally assessed by the state. Largest 801 W O St (136 acres) and 6600 Burlington Ave (85 acres). Union Pacific holds four parcels (30 acres). |
Public company | 78 parcels, about 893 acresA |
| Lincoln Housing Authority Mostly duplexes and townhouses; spellings 'Lincoln Housing Authority' (472) and 'Housing Authority of the City of Lincoln' (75). |
Government | 547 parcels, about 209 acresA |
| Lancaster County Largest 3801 W O St (35 acres, $60.6M). Excludes the County Agricultural Society and the school district names that begin 'Lancaster County'. |
Government | 23 parcels, about 117 acresA |
| West Haymarket Joint Public Agency 29 parcels alone and six jointly with the City, including Pinnacle Bank Arena. Much of it is vacant or parking land in the West Haymarket redevelopment. |
Government | 35 parcels, about 94 acresA |
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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.
Lincoln builds its new homes with local firms: none of the national builders checked (D.R. Horton, Lennar, Pulte, Taylor Morrison, Toll, NVR) holds a single parcel in Lancaster County, and Omaha's large lot-holders appear only in single digits (Hubbell Homes of Omaha 5, Richland Homes 8). Census permit files for Lincoln show single-family units of 1,093 (2021), 943 (2022), 699 (2023), 937 (2024) and 859 (2025); five-plus-unit buildings added 1,203, 2,152, 1,259, 777 and 1,352 units (s12). No Lincoln builder league table exists and the City's permit layer names no contractor, so the figures below are Lancaster County roll parcels in each builder's name, the best public proxy for its pipeline.
| Name | Type | Lancaster County parcels, Oct 2026 |
|---|---|---|
| Smetter Custom Homes Inc (and Smetter Development LLC) 124 of the Custom Homes parcels are inside Lincoln; the Development LLC's lots are almost all outside the city. A further 'Smetter Rentals LLC' holds 96 parcels, 24 of them homes built 2025 or later. Grouped by name only. |
Private company | 136 parcels (128 vacant lots); plus 84 (82 lots) as Smetter Development LLCA |
| NEBCO Inc The largest single holder of residential lots in the city; 192 of them lie in the Fallbrook additions (102 in Fallbrook 38th Addition alone). The roll does not say who builds the houses on its lots. |
Private company | 194 vacant residential lots in LincolnA |
| Prairie Home Builders Inc 52 inside Lincoln. |
Private company | 66 parcels (58 lots; 6 homes built 2025 or later)A |
| Remington Homes LLC All inside Lincoln. |
Private company | 55 parcels (51 lots; 4 homes built 2025 or later)A |
| Schneider Custom Homes Inc 53 inside Lincoln. |
Private company | 55 parcels (50 lots; 11 homes built 2025 or later)A |
| GBL Homes LLC All inside Lincoln. |
Private company | 37 parcels (36 lots)A |
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Commercial landlords
The commercial side, counted separately from housing: who holds the office, retail and industrial floor area.
Lincoln's commercial property is held mostly by local companies and institutions, not national REITs: the hospitals, an insurer (Ameritas), and two long-established local holding companies with hundreds of parcels each. Two listed REITs appear: CBL, which bought Gateway Mall in March 2026, and Centerspace, with two apartment communities. Figures are Lincoln parcels on the County roll (s1) unless stated; many owners are mailed care of managers, and management is not ownership, so holdings are grouped by owner name only.
| Name | Type | Lincoln holding |
|---|---|---|
| B & J Partnership Ltd (and the B&J HC I to V LLCs) Eight names, all mailed to 340 Victory Ln: 'B & J Partnership Ltd' (163) and five 'B&J HC' LLCs. Service, retail, storefront and vacant land, plus apartments at 1850 P St ($22.3M) and 801 R St ($15.1M), the 29-acre industrial site at 340 Victory Ln ($17.4M) and 345 Speedway Cir (52 acres). The roll does not state whether one company controls all eight names. |
Private company | 196 parcels, $250.6M, about 369 acresA |
| NEBCO Inc Offices on Lincoln Mall (1121, 1128 and 1010 Lincoln Mall, $20.8M, $20.4M and $15.1M), the Fallbrook development (245 Fallbrook Blvd, $25.3M) and 6200 Cornhusker Hwy. It also holds 194 unimproved residential lots, the largest lot holding in the city. |
Private company | 280 parcels, $193.3M (64 commercial parcels, $171.1M)A |
| Chateau-named LLCs (Chateau Development LLC and three others) Chateau Development LLC (12), Chateau Development Terrace LLC (5), Chateau & Charleston LLC (5) and Chateau Properties North LLC (1); 18 are apartment parcels, the largest 8401 S 48th St ($36.8M). Grouped by name only. |
Private company | 23 parcels, $188.7M, about 169 acresA |
| Hampton Enterprises Inc (and Hampton Properties & Investments LLC) Offices and retail across south and east Lincoln, the largest 8333 Glynoaks Dr ($10.5M), 7001 A St ($9.0M) and 900 N 70th St ($7.6M); 20 vacant parcels. Individuals with the same surname are excluded. |
Private company | 72 parcels, $86.2M, about 107 acresA |
| Centerspace (Centerspace LP) 10-K for 2025: Donovan Apartment Homes, Lincoln, 232 homes, 94.8% occupied, and Lakeside Village Apartment Homes, Lincoln, 208 homes, 93.8% (s14). Roll: CENTERSPACE LP, five multifamily parcels at 3701 and 3741 Faulkner Dr and 501 and 611 Lakeside Dr, mailed to Minot, North Dakota. |
REIT | 440 apartment homes; 5 parcels, $65.4MB |
| CBL & Associates Properties (CBL Gateway Mall 2026 LLC) Gateway Mall, 6100 O St, 32.18 acres, plus 748 N Cotner Blvd. CBL's June 2026 10-Q records the March 2026 purchase at about $43.8M including costs (s9). |
REIT | 2 parcels, $42.7M; bought for $43.8M (March 2026)B |
| Walmart (Wal-Mart Real Estate Business Trust) Three spellings, mailed to Bentonville. Stores at 4700 N 27th St ($13.0M), 8700 Andermatt Dr ($12.1M), 3400 N 85th St ($10.6M) and 2500 Jamie Ln ($7.7M). |
Public company | 7 parcels, $44.3M, about 77 acresA |
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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.
- Purchase prices on Nebraska Form 521 statements for the marquee buildings. By statute anyone may see them at the assessor (s7), and the County publishes twelve months of sales (s3), but none of the marquee parcels sold in that window, and the County's own pages sit behind Cloudflare. The only marquee price here, Gateway Mall's, comes from CBL's 10-Q, and that sale is missing from the public sale file.
- Who stands behind Nebraska-MAP LLC (233 S 13th St), West Haymarket Holding Company LLC, Project Oscar LLC and TDP Phase One LLC (the Canopy St parcels), RAAJ Lincoln Owner LLC (131 N 9th St) and Agate LLC (the $92.3M, 570-acre parcel at 5505 Cloud Ct). The roll gives a mailing address only.
- Whether 233 S 13th St is the building known as the U.S. Bank building, which hotel brand operates at 131 N 9th St, and which parcels make up 'The Railyard'. Neither the roll nor any document read names them.
- Duncan Aviation's lease terms at Lincoln Airport and whether it owns any of the hangars it occupies: the roll records every airfield improvement in the Airport Authority's name.
- Pinnacle Bank Arena's construction cost, bonds and the West Haymarket JPA's land acquisitions: City and JPA documents are on www.lincoln.ne.gov, which is Akamai-blocked.
- The parent system behind 'St Elizabeth Comm Health Ctr', mailed to Rancho Cordova, California; not stated on the roll.
- A Pinnacle Bank downtown tower: the roll shows Pinnacle Bank's 1401 N St parcel at only $991,600, and no bank-owned downtown tower was found in its name. The tallest-building ranking itself was not verified from any source.
- Whether the B & J, Chateau, Smetter and Olderbak-named entities are each under one control. They are grouped by name only. Olderbak Enterprises North LLC and Olderbak Georgetown/Willows LLC hold 65 parcels ($72.3M), mostly rental housing.
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Sources
- Assessor/TaxParcels map service, layer 0 'Parcels': owner of record (first and second owner), mailing address, site address, property class, primary use, subdivision and current assessed value for every Lancaster County parcel. Read 14 Oct 2026: 122,699 records, 102,600 of them with a centroid inside the City of Lincoln's 2026 limits (s2). Item description: 'Data is maintained and updated daily by the Lancaster County, NE Assessor's Office' — Lancaster County Assessor / Lincoln-Lancaster County GIS (ArcGIS item e311ff702f1b491997a770607633ab07, owner CountyCityPub; accessInformation 'City of Lincoln\Lancaster County, NE GIS') · openA
- CityCounty/CityLimits map service, layer 5 'Lincoln City Limits-Fill': one polygon, CITY 'Lincoln', YEAR 2026, 67,264.67 acres (105.10 sq mi). Used to test each parcel's centroid — Lincoln-Lancaster County GIS · openA
- Assessor/PropertySales map service, layer 0 'Property Sales - Points (last 12 months)' ('Property sales provided by the Assessor's office'): parcel, site address, instrument number and type, sale price, sale date, recorded date, grantor, grantee, validity code and assessed value. Read 14 Oct 2026: 3,981 sales dated 16 Oct 2025 to 7 Oct 2026, all with validity code 01 — Lancaster County Assessor / Lincoln-Lancaster County GIS · openA
- Lincoln Open Data & Performance Management, 'Frequently asked questions' (PDF item f053347346ad4609a91969ebd719c761): 'These data are provided free and without license by the City'; open data is 'offered to the public free, without restriction, without license'; 'a few data sets (such as land use, parcels, and streets) ... include Lancaster County data, since it is jointly maintained for both the City and County' — City of Lincoln (ArcGIS Online organisation) · openA
- Assessor/IOLLParcels map service, layer 0 'IOLL Parcels' (improvements on leased land): 2,375 records with owner, situs, primary use and assessed value of the improvement, keyed to the land parcel with an 'I' suffix — Lancaster County Assessor / Lincoln-Lancaster County GIS · openA
- Neb. Rev. Stat. 76-901: documentary stamp tax on the grantor at $3.32 per $1,000 of value for transfers before 1 January 2032 ($2.32 after); value is the full actual consideration. Effective date 18 July 2026 (Laws 2026, LB1067) — Nebraska Legislature · openA
- Neb. Rev. Stat. 76-214: every grantee must file the Tax Commissioner's statement (Form 521) with the total consideration paid; the register of deeds forwards it to the county assessor; '(3) Any person shall have access to the statements at the office of the Tax Commissioner, county assessor, or register of deeds' — Nebraska Legislature · openA
- Neb. Rev. Stat. 33-109: register of deeds fees, ten dollars for the first page and six dollars for each additional page — Nebraska Legislature · openA
- CBL & Associates Properties, Form 10-Q for the quarter ended 30 June 2026, Note 6 Acquisitions: 'In March 2026, the Company acquired Gateway Mall, an enclosed mall located in Lincoln, NE. The purchase price was approximately $43,761 [thousand] including acquisition costs', financed with a $21,000 [thousand] non-recourse five-year loan at 6.46% — CBL & Associates Properties, Inc. / SEC EDGAR · openA
- The Marcus Corporation, Form 10-K for fiscal 2025, Item 1 hotels: 'We own and operate The Lincoln Marriott Cornhusker Hotel in downtown Lincoln, Nebraska ... a 300 room, full service hotel with 45,600 square feet of meeting space'; 'We also own the Cornhusker Office Plaza, which is a seven story building with a total of 85,592 square feet of net leasable office space' — The Marcus Corporation / SEC EDGAR · openA
- Duncan Aviation, location page 'LNK Lincoln, NE': 'Lincoln, Nebraska, represents Duncan Aviation's headquarters and largest facility ... home to five hangars, representing 888,000 square feet'; address 3701 Aviation Road, Lincoln, NE 68524. The site states copyright only; no terms of use restricting reading were found — Duncan Aviation Inc. · openA
- Building Permits Survey, annual place files for the Midwest region (mw2021a.txt to mw2025a.txt): Lincoln, Nebraska (place 28000, 12 months reported) units authorised by building size — U.S. Census Bureau · openA
- CityCounty/LancasterCountyLocator geocode service: named places 'Memorial Stadium' (-96.70565, 40.82066), 'Haymarket Park' (-96.71369, 40.8233), 'State Capitol', 'Gateway Mall', 'Lincoln Airport' and 'St. Elizabeth Hospital', each at score 100 or above 73; each point was then intersected with the parcel layer (s1) — Lincoln-Lancaster County GIS · openA
- Centerspace, Form 10-K for 2025, Item 2 property table: 'Donovan Apartment Homes - Lincoln, NE 232' homes, $28,729 thousand gross investment, 94.8% occupied; 'Lakeside Village Apartment Homes - Lincoln, NE 208' homes, $25,161 thousand, 93.8%; Nebraska is $95,017 thousand (3.8%) of total property owned — Centerspace / SEC EDGAR · openA