Lubbock, Texas
Lubbock names the owner of every parcel on a free City of Lubbock map service, which shows Texas Tech, the City and the county hospital district holding the ground under the city's biggest institutions - but no public record says what any building sold for.
11 buildings · 11 with an owner established · 22 sources · 8 tier B · 3 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 Lubbock that is the Lubbock Central Appraisal District (LCAD), whose website is behind a Cloudflare block to scripts - but the City of Lubbock's public GIS server carries LCAD's account number, owner of record, owner mailing address, legal description, state class code, exemptions and land, improvement and total value for some 108,500 parcels, free and without a login. Deeds are recorded by the Lubbock County Clerk at $1 a page for a copy 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 (Lubbock Central Appraisal District data carried on City of Lubbock GIS); deed copies $1.00 per page, plus $5.00 to certify (Lubbock County Clerk)
Bulk ownership dataCity of Lubbock GIS 'ParcelViewer' map service, layer 5 'Parcel' - 108,505 parcel records with LCAD account id, owner of record, mailing address, legal description, state class, exemptions and land/improvement/total value, free and unauthenticated (2,000 records per query); the service carries a City disclaimer that the product was developed for the City's internal use, and no open licence. LCAD's own downloads could not be reached (Cloudflare)
Sale pricesNo transaction data published
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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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Texas Tech University main campus, incl. Jones AT&T Stadium (renamed Galaxy Stadium, 2026) and United Supermarkets Arena 2526 Mac Davis Lane (stadium); 1701 Indiana Ave (arena), Lubbock |
Institutional | State of Texas (Texas Tech University) The campus is carried on the roll as two great tracts. LCAD R58506 (Block E2 Section 1, 'balance of section', 561.9 acres by the City layer's geometry), under which the stadium's coordinates and the arena and 2901 Drive of Champions address points fall, stands in the name 'Texas State Of', mailed to 1700 Congress Ave, Austin, exempt, value $0. LCAD R64232 (Block A Section 21, 570.4 acres, 'less bldg only') stands in the name Texas Tech University, exempt, $11.5M. Texas Tech University holds 30 accounts (about 1,570 acres) in all. Wikipedia gives the stadium's owner as Texas Tech University, capacity 60,229, opened 1947. |
Government | —B |
| Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center 3601 4th Street, Lubbock |
Institutional | Texas Tech University The 3601 4th St address points fall in LCAD R312151 (Block E2 Section 2, Tract A, 100.314 acres): owner of record Texas Tech University, mailed to 'Health Sciences Center', exempt, land $4.37M and no improvement value. Texas Tech also holds the 163-acre balance of the north half of that section (R85403, no value carried). A separate 14.5-acre tract on the main-campus section stands in the name Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center (R331067), on which a building-only account in the name Lubbock VA LLC ($18.9M) sits. The buildings themselves carry no value on the roll. |
Institution | —A |
| University Medical Center (UMC) 602 Indiana Avenue, Lubbock |
Institutional | Lubbock County Hospital District The 602 Indiana Ave address points fall in LCAD R312154 (Block E2 Section 2, Tract LCHD, 10.22 acres): owner of record Lubbock County Hospital Dist, exempt, land $890,366 and no improvement value. Neighbouring tracts LCHD-6, -8, -9 and -10 are in the same name; tract LCHD-6 (2.5 acres) carries $8.17M. Across the city the district holds 39 accounts (about 83 acres, $75.3M) under 'Lubbock County Hospital Dist' and 'District'. Wikipedia describes UMC as a public 500-bed hospital, primary teaching hospital for TTUHSC, 'owned by the taxpayers of Lubbock County'. |
Government | —B |
| Covenant Medical Center 3615 19th Street, Lubbock |
Institutional | Covenant Medical Center / Methodist Hospital (Covenant Health System) The 3615 19th St address points fall in LCAD R65147 (Methodist Hospital lots 1 and 2-A, 'less bldg only', about 17.8 acres): owner of record Covenant Medical Center, exempt, no value carried. Building-only accounts on the same campus stand in the name Methodist Hospital, among them the cardiology clinic ($15.2M) and an east medical office building and parking ($7.1M). Wikipedia says Covenant Health System was formed in 1998 from St. Mary of the Plains Hospital and the Lubbock Methodist Hospital System and is part of Providence St. Joseph Health. In the City the names Covenant Health System (32 accounts), Methodist Hospital (30) and Covenant Medical Center (11) together hold about 250 acres. |
Institution | —B |
| Lubbock Preston Smith International Airport 5401 N Martin Luther King Jr Blvd, Lubbock |
Civic | City of Lubbock The terminal address points (5401 N MLK Jr Blvd) fall in LCAD R86115 (Block A Section 28, east part of Tract A, 363.6 acres, 'less bldg only'): owner of record City of Lubbock, exempt, land $1.45M. The west part of the same tract (R146330, 276.4 acres) is also the City's. Hangars and rental-car buildings on the airport are separate building-only accounts in operators' names, and one City building-only account is labelled 'Lubbock Intl Airport'. Only these sections were matched; the airfield's full acreage was not reconstructed. Wikipedia gives the City of Lubbock as owner and an 11,500 ft main runway. |
Government | —A |
| Citizens Tower (Lubbock City Hall) 1314 Avenue K, Lubbock |
Civic | City of Lubbock LCAD R112932 (Original Town block 147, lots 7-20 and closed alley): owner of record City of Lubbock, exempt, $22.9M ($22.5M of it improvements) - the most valuable City account in the downtown grid. Texas's accessibility register records the 'Citizens Tower Renovation and Addition' at 1314 Avenue K for owner City of Lubbock: renovation of an existing 180,000 sq ft 11-storey tower with tunnels, basement and parking garage, estimated cost $48,000,000, July 2015 to May 2019, public funds. That is a construction estimate, not a purchase price. Wikipedia lists the tower at 11 floors, 1963. |
Government | —B |
| Metro Tower (former NTS Tower / Great Plains Life Building) 1220 Broadway, Lubbock |
Mixed use | Metro Tower Housing Partners LP (unit A); Metro Opportunity LLC (units C and M) Lubbock's tallest building is a condominium, Metro Tower Master Condos, with three units on the roll. Unit A, with an 85.55% interest in the common area (LCAD R107746), stands in the name Metro Tower Housing Partners LP, mailed to Overland Park, Kansas, $2.6M. Units C (6.65%, R339035, $664,100) and M (7.8%, R339036, $594,895) stand in the name Metro Opportunity LLC. The three interests sum to 100%. The roll does not show the parties behind either entity or when they acquired. Wikipedia lists the NTS Tower at 20 floors, 274 ft, 1955. |
Private company | —A |
| Wells Fargo Building (Wells Fargo Center) 1500 Broadway, Lubbock |
Office | 1500 Broadway Partners Ltd LCAD R107414 (Original Town block 98 tract A, block 114 and part of block 128 with alleys, about 3.6 acres): owner of record 1500 Broadway Partners Ltd, mailed 'Attn: McDougal Properties', Lubbock, $5.2M ($4.41M improvements). Wikipedia's infobox still gives the owner as Wells Fargo; the roll does not, and Wells Fargo Bank Texas holds three other accounts in the City ($10.0M). The second-tallest building in the city: 15 floors, 208 ft roof, 1968 (Wikipedia). No transfer date or price is on any record opened. |
Private company | —B |
| Buddy Holly Hall of Performing Arts and Sciences 1300 Mac Davis Lane, Lubbock 220,000 sq ft |
Civic | Lubbock Entertainment & Performing Arts Association LCAD R55995 (Memorial Center block 1, lot 2A, 6.2 acres): owner of record Lubbock Entertainment & Performing Arts Assn, exempt, $135.5M ($134.2M improvements) - the single most valuable account in the City on the layer. The association holds a second lot (1A2, 4.4 acres, $975,863). Wikipedia names LEPAA as owner and ASM Global as operator, gives 220,000 sq ft, a cost of $158 million and opening in January 2021, and says LEPAA had raised over $128 million towards construction. The cost is a construction figure, not a price. |
Institution | —B |
| Lubbock Memorial Civic Center 1501 Mac Davis Lane, Lubbock |
Civic | City of Lubbock LCAD R56081 (Memorial Center block 2, lot 3, about 23.8 acres by the layer's square footage): owner of record City of Lubbock, exempt, no value carried. Wikipedia gives the City as owner, opening in 1977 in memory of those killed in the 1970 Lubbock tornado, a 40,000 sq ft exhibit hall and renovation completed in November 2015. |
Government | —B |
| South Plains Mall 6002 Slide Road, Lubbock 1,313,000 sq ft |
Retail | The Macerich Company (Macerich South Plains LP) 100% Macerich's 2025 10-K lists South Plains Mall at 100%, built 1972, 1,313,000 sq ft, 91.7% leased, anchors Dillard's, Home Depot and JCPenney. Its $200.0M non-recourse loan at 4.22% went into default on 6 Nov 2025 (default interest 4%); on 6 Feb 2026 maturity was extended to 6 Nov 2029. Schedule III: gross carrying amount $106.5M. On the roll Macerich South Plains LP, mailed c/o The Macerich Company, Santa Monica, holds 5 accounts, 77.3 acres, $99.9M - the main tract R47871 (64.1 acres) at $86.1M. |
REIT | No cash consideration 2024-05-14 Remaining 40% from its Pacific Premier Retail JV partner, for no cash and assumption of the partner's share of the $200.0M loan (Macerich 2025 10-K). B |
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The core land
The most valuable ground in the city, and what the public record says about it.
Every figure is computed from LCAD's roll as the City of Lubbock carries it on its ParcelViewer map service, restricted to the 108,348 parcels lying wholly inside the City Limit layer. The layer gives land, improvement and total value per account but states no value year; its latest edits are from October 2026. Building-only accounts (a structure on someone else's land) are separate rows. The most valuable account in the city is a nonprofit performing-arts hall, not an office tower.
Value on the roll, City of Lubbock$29.0 billion
Sum of total value on 108,348 parcels inside the City Limit, of which $4.9B land and $24.2B improvements; single-family homes (class A) carry $19.3B, commercial (F) $4.7B, apartments (B) $2.7B. 2,904 exempt (X-class) accounts carry $1.5B. 1,922 accounts have no owner name on the layer (mostly homes; it does not say why). Read 2026-10-14.
Highest-valued account$135,523,505
Buddy Holly Hall, 1300 Mac Davis Lane (LCAD R55995, 6.2 acres), owner of record Lubbock Entertainment & Performing Arts Assn, exempt.
Highest-valued taxable account$86,094,293
South Plains Mall main tract (LCAD R47871, 64.1 acres), Macerich South Plains LP. Next: an Overton Park student-housing tract of ACC OP LLC ($63.7M) and Monsanto Southern Prod Co LLC's 143-acre plant ($57.0M).
Downtown (Original Town plat), all accounts$193.0 million on 236 acres
866 accounts whose legal description begins 'Orig T Lubbock'. Citizens Tower (City Hall) is the most valuable at $22.9M; the Wells Fargo Building's account is $5.2M and Metro Tower's three units $3.9M together.
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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 the largest holders are public: the City of Lubbock holds about 7,100 acres in its own name and Texas Tech's two campus tracts are each larger than any private holding. The State, the County, the three school districts and the county hospital district follow. The biggest private acreage is farmland on the edge of the city, carried at agricultural-use value (class D1, 'AG' exemption): about 13,750 acres of it inside the limits is worth $138M on the roll. Acreage is computed from each parcel's mapped area on the City layer; name variants are listed separately unless stated. Accounts in individuals' names are left out and not named.
| Name | Type | LCAD roll on City of Lubbock GIS, inside the City Limit |
|---|---|---|
| City of Lubbock (incl. Lubbock Power & Light) $203.6M on the roll, almost all exempt. Largest tracts: 543 acres in Block D3 Section 2, the 404 and 231-acre halves of Block A Section 43, the airport's 364 and 276-acre tracts in Section 28, and Mackenzie Park (332 acres, $14.1M). Downtown it holds Citizens Tower, the City Hall ($22.9M). 21 of the accounts are mailed c/o Lubbock Power & Light (about 19 acres, $0.5M) - the municipal utility holds title in the City's name. The Housing Authority of the City of Lubbock (3 accounts, $36.0M) and City of Lubbock Housing Initiatives (72) are separate. |
Government | 895 accounts, about 7,100 acresA |
| Texas Tech University (and TTU Health Sciences Center, TTU System) $106.0M: Texas Tech University (30 accounts, 1,570 acres) including the 570-acre main-campus tract in Block A Section 21 and the 100-acre Health Sciences Center tract; TTU Health Sciences Center (4); TTU System (1). The other half of the main campus - 562 acres under the stadium and arena - is in the name of the State of Texas (below). |
Institution | 37 accounts, about 1,596 acresA |
| State of Texas $27.9M under 'Texas State Of', mailed to 1700 Congress Ave, Austin, or held for the Department of Public Safety; the largest is the 562-acre Block E2 Section 1 tract on which Texas Tech's stadium and arena stand (value $0). TxDOT, the Transportation Commission and the Department of Criminal Justice hold a few more small accounts. |
Government | 16 accounts, about 954 acresA |
| Lubbock Economic Development Alliance Exempt (EXG) industrial-park land under two spellings: 'Lubbock Economic Develop Alliance' (15 accounts, 839 acres, $9.5M) and 'Lubbock Economic Development Alliance Inc' (17, 718 acres, $2.3M), both mailed to 1500 Broadway. |
Government | 32 accounts, about 1,557 acresA |
| Lubbock ISD $43.5M, all exempt. Frenship ISD (20 accounts, 377 acres, $36.4M) and Lubbock-Cooper ISD (10 accounts, 246 acres, $79.9M, including Cooper West High School's 99-acre tract at $62.6M) also own schools inside the City limits. |
Government | 116 accounts, about 696 acresA |
| Lubbock County $118.7M, mailed to 904 Broadway; the largest-valued is Lubbock County Industrial Park Tract B (53 acres, $88.5M). A further 8 accounts stand as 'Lubbock County Of'. |
Government | 29 accounts, about 624 acresA |
| Lubbock County Hospital District (UMC) $75.3M under 'Lubbock County Hospital Dist' (27) and 'Lubbock County Hospital District' (12): the UMC tracts beside TTUHSC, North Park tracts K1 and K2 ($25.8M together) and UMC Southwest. |
Government | 39 accounts, about 83 acresA |
| Covenant Health System entities Covenant Health System (32 accounts, 203 acres, $52.1M), Methodist Hospital (30, 24 acres, $40.0M) and Covenant Medical Center (11, 25 acres, $2.9M), plus Lubbock Methodist Hospital (3, $17.8M). Grouped by name; the roll does not tie them together, Wikipedia's account of the 1998 merger does. |
Institution | 73 accounts, about 250 acresB |
| BNSF Railway Company Right-of-way and yard parcels, 94 of them exempt rail corridor carried at nominal value ($1.1M in all). Railroad operating property is appraised separately and is not in these values. |
Public company | 115 accounts, about 313 acresA |
| Companies with accounts mailed to PO Box 64664, Lubbock $58.0M across every account held by the companies that use this mailing address on at least one account, mostly vacant commercial land and farmland: Loop 88 LLC (120 accounts, 1,143 acres - the largest private acreage in the City), SWLLD LLC (104, 248 acres), Red Spike Development LLC (14, 147 acres), Ubiquity Development LLC, Brookeland I LLC and others. Grouped by shared mailing address only; no parent is named on any record opened, and accounts in individuals' names are excluded. |
Developer | 326 accounts, about 2,700 acresA |
| Frontier Land & Cattle Co LLC Farmland under agricultural valuation (10 class D1 accounts) and some vacant land; $2.8M in all. |
Private company | 19 accounts, about 923 acresA |
| Farmers Co-op Compress $15.6M: cotton-compress and warehouse land (class F2 industrial and vacant tracts). PYCO Industries Inc, the cottonseed processor, holds 85 accounts (358 acres) nearby, 76 of them exempt. |
Private company | 11 accounts, about 722 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.
Lubbock builds more homes than its size suggests: the City permitted 2,382 units in 2025 - 1,561 single-family, 8 in duplexes, 24 in 3-4 unit buildings and 789 in buildings of five or more - and Lubbock County 2,858 (2,035 single-family), with suburban Wolfforth adding 462 houses outside the City. The market is dominated by a local builder: Betenbough's entities hold more lots inside the City than every national public builder combined, and D.R. Horton and Lennar hold a few dozen each. The figures below count accounts on the LCAD roll held in each builder's name inside the City - overwhelmingly vacant lots (class C1) plus unsold homes - not homes built; no league table of Lubbock starts by builder was found.
| Name | Type | Accounts held inside the City, LCAD roll |
|---|---|---|
| Betenbough Homes LLC and Betenbough companies Betenbough Homes LLC holds 772 accounts (720 vacant lots, 44 houses; 307 acres, $26.7M), mailed to 6305 82nd St; Betenbough Companies PBC (9 accounts, 38.5 acres), Betenbough Business Services LLC (5, $16.0M) and a 'Betenbough Homes LLCC' spelling (4, 83 acres) use neighbouring numbers on 82nd St. Accounts in individuals' names are excluded. |
Private company | 791 accountsA |
| BBA Homes Land Company LLC 316 vacant lots and 80 houses, 176 acres, $18.9M, mailed to 5507 Jarvis St or 8604 11th St. The roll does not tie it to any other builder, so it is not combined. |
Private company | 397 accountsA |
| Suri Construction Company Inc 134 houses and 44 lots, 23 acres, $1.6M. |
Private company | 178 accountsA |
| Suvedi Construction Solutions 148 vacant lots and one more account under an 'LLC' spelling; 74 acres, $5.6M. |
Private company | 150 accountsA |
| Addison Homes LLC 45 lots and 6 houses, $4.6M. Southern Homes Inc holds 50 (46 lots) and Roten Homes Inc 33. |
Private company | 51 accountsA |
| D.R. Horton - Texas, Ltd. 39 lots and 2 houses, about 5 acres, $2.0M. D.R. Horton's FY2025 Exhibit 21.1 lists D.R. Horton - Texas, Ltd. Lennar Homes of Texas Land and Construction Ltd holds 32 accounts under two spellings (about 4 acres, $0.6M), mailed to 100 NE Loop 410, San Antonio. |
Public company | 41 accountsB |
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Commercial landlords
The commercial side, counted separately from housing: who holds the office, retail and industrial floor area.
Lubbock's most valuable private income property is student housing beside Texas Tech, not offices: apartments (class B) carry $2.7B on the roll against $4.7B for all commercial property, and the single most valuable apartment accounts are Overton Park and Raiders Pass complexes in American Campus Communities names. Retail is anchored by Macerich's South Plains Mall and owner-occupied big boxes (Walmart, Albertsons' United Supermarkets, H-E-B, Target, Home Depot), with net-lease REITs (NNN REIT, STORE, Agree, Realty Income, Spirit) holding single-tenant pads. Downtown office stock is small and locally held. Figures are City of Lubbock accounts on the LCAD roll unless stated.
| Name | Type | City of Lubbock holding, LCAD roll |
|---|---|---|
| American Campus Communities (Blackstone affiliates) ACC OP LLC, ACC OP (Overton Park) LLC, ACC OP (Tract 6) LLC and ACC (Raiders Pass) LP, mailed to PO Box 530292 - the most valuable private group on the roll; ACC OP LLC's Overton Park tract 33A alone is $63.7M. ACC's last 10-K (2021) listed seven Texas Tech properties, including Raiders Pass (828 beds), The Village at Overton Park, U Club Townhomes at Overton Park and 21Hundred at Overton Park (1,204 beds). ACC's 8-K of 9 Aug 2022 records its merger into affiliates of Blackstone Real Estate Income Trust and Blackstone Property Partners. Two house accounts in the name 'ACC Properties LLC' are not counted. |
Private equity | 6 accounts, about 56 acres, $164.3MB |
| The Macerich Company Macerich South Plains LP, mailed c/o The Macerich Company. The 2025 10-K gives 91.7% leased and records the $200.0M loan's default on 6 Nov 2025 and its extension to Nov 2029. |
REIT | 1,313,000 sq ft (South Plains Mall); 5 accounts, $99.9MB |
| Albertsons Companies (United Supermarkets LLC) Under 'United Supermarkets LLC' and 'L L C' spellings, mailed c/o Albertsons Companies or to 250 Parkcenter Blvd; the largest is the 98.6-acre South Plains Industrial tract ($41.7M). Owner-occupied grocery and distribution property rather than leased space. |
Public company | 16 accounts, about 164 acres, $85.9MA |
| Walmart Inc. (Wal-Mart Real Estate Business Trust) Under six spellings of Wal-Mart Real Estate Business Trust, Wal-Mart Stores Texas LP and Wal-Mart Stores Inc; Walmart's FY2026 Exhibit 21 lists Wal-Mart Real Estate Business Trust and Wal-Mart Stores Texas, LLC as 100% subsidiaries (the roll writes 'LP'). |
Public company | 11 accounts, about 136 acres, $73.1MB |
| Net-lease REITs: STORE Master Funding, NNN REIT, Agree, Realty Income, Spirit STORE Master Funding I, IX, XIV, XXXIV, XXXV and XXXVI LLC (13 accounts, $29.9M), NNN REIT LP (16, $19.0M - NNN REIT, LP is in NNN REIT Inc.'s 2025 Exhibit 21), Agree Limited Partnership and affiliates (6, $13.8M), Realty Income (2, $5.5M) and Spirit Master Funding VIII LLC (1, $3.8M): single-tenant restaurant, retail and entertainment pads. |
REIT | 38 accounts, about 145 acres, $72.0MB |
| Largest single-asset apartment owners The five most valuable apartment accounts (class B2) after ACC's: APKSHV Lubbock LP ($42.8M), CCC-Lubbock LLC ($41.7M), CH Realty IX-Preiss SH Lubbock Cottages LP ($37.1M), Lubbock Main Street Assoc ('The Centre', $36.8M) and TTU Student SM LLC ($36.0M), each a single-asset entity. The roll does not name their parents and no filing was opened for them. |
Private company | 5 accounts, about 97 acres, $194.5MA |
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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.
- LCAD's own terms of use, data downloads and any licence. lubbockcad.org returns a Cloudflare block to scripts on every path including robots.txt; the City GIS copy of the roll carries no licence, and the City's ParcelMap item says the product was developed for the City's internal use. republish is false throughout.
- The value year of the figures on the City layer. The layer gives land, improvement and total value but no year; its latest edits are from October 2026, so they are most likely 2026 values, but no page says so.
- Why 1,922 accounts inside the City (mostly houses, $232.5M) carry no owner name on the layer. Texas allows certain owners to withhold their information, but the layer states no reason.
- Who stands behind Metro Tower Housing Partners LP, Metro Opportunity LLC, 1500 Broadway Partners Ltd, the PO Box 64664 companies, BBA Homes Land Company LLC and the large single-asset apartment owners. No filing or company page opened names them, so no person is named.
- When and for what any downtown tower changed hands. Texas records no price, the County Clerk's deed index was not read, and the only stated figures are the City's $48M renovation estimate for Citizens Tower (TDLR) and Buddy Holly Hall's $158M cost (Wikipedia) - neither is a price.
- Whether Blackstone still holds every ACC-named Lubbock property in 2026. The roll still carries the ACC entity names; ACC stopped filing after the August 2022 merger, so no later property list was opened. University Pointe and University Trails, in ACC's 2021 list, are not under ACC names on the roll.
- The full acreage of Lubbock Preston Smith International Airport. Only the Section 28 tracts holding the terminal address (about 640 acres) were matched to the City's name; other airfield sections were not reconstructed.
- Why the 562-acre tract under Texas Tech's stadium and arena stands in the name of the State of Texas rather than Texas Tech University, and why the campus buildings carry no improvement value. The roll states the name and the 'less bldg only' notation; no page opened explains it.
- Whether Covenant Health System, Methodist Hospital and Covenant Medical Center are one owner. The roll lists them separately; only Wikipedia's account of the 1998 merger links them.
- Builder starts by company. No Lubbock league table was found; builder figures are account counts on the roll, not homes built, and Census permits are not broken down by builder.
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Sources
- ParcelViewer map service, layer 5 'Parcel' - Lubbock Central Appraisal District account id (LCADID), owner of record, mailing address, legal description, state class (SPTB_CODE), exemptions, land/improvement/total value for 108,505 parcels (108,348 lying wholly inside the City Limit layer); read 2026-10-14, latest edit date on the layer October 2026; value year not stated — City of Lubbock GIS and Data Services (data: Lubbock Central Appraisal District) · openA
- Real Property (County Clerk): copies $1.00 per page plus $5.00 certification — Lubbock County Clerk · openA
- 2026 Mass Appraisal Report ('Texas does not have mandatory sales disclosure'; Government Code Sec. 552.149 sales confidentiality) — Harris Central Appraisal District · openA
- Building Permits Survey, annual 2025, places in the South Region (so2025a.txt) - Lubbock city row — U.S. Census Bureau · openA
- Building Permits Survey, annual 2025, counties (co2025a.txt) - Lubbock County, FIPS 48/303 — U.S. Census Bureau · openA
- ParcelMap service item info (licence text: 'developed solely for internal use only by the City of Lubbock') — City of Lubbock GIS and Data Services · openA
- The Macerich Company - Form 10-K for 2025 (property table: South Plains Mall 100%, 1,313,000 sq ft; mortgage note default 6 Nov 2025 and extension to 6 Nov 2029; Note 15 acquisition of remaining 40% on 14 May 2024; Schedule III) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- The Macerich Company - Supplemental Financial and Operating Information, Q2 2026 (South Plains Mall loan 11/06/29, $197.7M; default interest 6 Nov 2025 - 5 Feb 2026) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- Architectural Barriers project EABPRJB7801546 - Citizens Tower Renovation and Addition, 1314 Avenue K (owner City of Lubbock; 180,000 sq ft, 11 storeys; estimated cost $48,000,000) — Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation · openA
- Lubbock, Texas - Skyline (tallest buildings table) — Wikipedia · openA
- Galaxy Stadium (formerly Jones AT&T Stadium) — Wikipedia · openA
- Buddy Holly Hall of Performing Arts and Sciences — Wikipedia · openA
- Lubbock Preston Smith International Airport — Wikipedia · openA
- Covenant Health System — Wikipedia · openA
- University Medical Center (Lubbock, Texas) — Wikipedia · openA
- Lubbock Memorial Civic Center — Wikipedia · openA
- Wells Fargo Building (Lubbock, Texas) — Wikipedia · openA
- American Campus Communities - Form 10-K for 2021 (owned properties table: Raiders Pass, University Pointe, University Trails, The Village at Overton Park, 25Twenty, U Club Townhomes at Overton Park, 21Hundred at Overton Park - Texas Tech University) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- American Campus Communities - Form 8-K, completion of mergers with affiliates of Blackstone Real Estate Income Trust and Blackstone Property Partners — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- Walmart Inc. - Exhibit 21 to Form 10-K for fiscal 2026 (Wal-Mart Real Estate Business Trust; Wal-Mart Stores Texas, LLC) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- NNN REIT, Inc. - Exhibit 21 to Form 10-K for 2025 (NNN REIT, LP) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- D.R. Horton, Inc. - Exhibit 21.1 to Form 10-K for fiscal 2025 (D.R. Horton - Texas, Ltd.) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA