Madison, Wisconsin
Madison shows the owner of record of every parcel free on its Assessor's Property Lookup and prices sales by address, but leaves owner names out of its open-data parcel file; its largest holders are the State, the University and the City, and its costliest private parcels are student towers.
10 buildings · 10 with an owner established · 17 sources · 8 tier A · 2 tier B · prepared 2026-10-14
Can you find out who owns it?
Wisconsin records title by deed at county registers of deeds; Madison's is the Dane County Register of Deeds, whose document index (from 1975) is searched through paid services. The City Assessor's Property Lookup shows the owner of record, mailing address, assessed value and tax of every parcel free, one parcel at a time, and lists sale prices by address and month, without names. The City's open-data parcel file omits owner names, but the State Cartographer's free statewide parcel layer includes them. No deed can be recorded without an electronic real estate transfer return (eRETR) to the State.
Is ownership public?An open dataset names the owner
Cost of one title searchOwner of record free (City Assessor Property Lookup). Dane County Register of Deeds: $30 to record a document regardless of pages; uncertified copies $2 for the first page and $1 for each additional page, certified $1 more. Online document search (TapestryEON, Laredo) carries fees the County page does not state.
Bulk ownership dataWisconsin Statewide Parcel Map Initiative V12 layer (State Cartographer's Office / DOA), free download, includes owner name (OWNERNME1/2) and mailing address; the City of Madison's own open-data Tax Parcels layer omits owner names
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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wisconsin State Capitol 1 W Washington Ave (Capitol Square) |
Civic | State of Wisconsin City roll (Property Lookup, read 14 Oct 2026): parcel 070924205010, owner STATE OF WISCONSIN, care of State Capitol Facility Management, property class Exempt, lot 509,796 sq ft (about 11.7 acres, the whole square inside the ring road). Exempt parcels carry no assessed value on the roll, so no value is given. The State built the Capitol on its own ground; no conveyance or price exists. |
Government | —A |
| Monona Terrace Community and Convention Center 1 John Nolen Dr |
Civic | City of Madison City roll: parcel 070924212015, owner CITY OF MADISON PARKS, second line 'LAW PARK & MONONA TERRACE', class Exempt, lot 420,999 sq ft. The convention centre and the lakeside park share one City parcel. Exempt, so the roll carries no value and no sale. Monona Terrace is listed as a City department on the City's own site. |
Government | —A |
| Kohl Center and Camp Randall Stadium 601 W Dayton St (Kohl Center); Camp Randall on the campus parcel at 323 N Breese Ter |
Institutional | Board of Regents of the University of Wisconsin System City roll: 601 W Dayton St, owner 'UW REGENTS - KOHL CENTER', care of UW–Madison real estate development, exempt, lot 546,519 sq ft. The stadium has no parcel of its own: a point lookup at Camp Randall falls in parcel 070922105014, owner 'UNIV OF WIS REGENTS' (care of Van Hise Hall), exempt, lot 1,940,271 sq ft (about 44.5 acres). The Regents are a state body, so these are State-owned. Exempt parcels carry no value on the roll. |
Government | —A |
| Overture Center for the Arts 201 State St |
Civic | Overture Development Corp City roll: the arts centre sits in the Block 65 condominium (notation parcel 070923102077, BLOCK 65 CONDOMINIUM ASSN, land 111,667 sq ft). Its unit, parcel 070923176022 at 201 State St, is owned by OVERTURE DEVELOPMENT CORP, class Commercial, exemption code 40, with a 2026 taxable value of $1,045,000 (improvements only). The other unit, 227 State St, is owned by Madison Museum of Contemporary Art Inc ($185,000). The roll does not record the Overture Center Foundation or the City as owner, and no document opened shows a later transfer. |
Institution | —A |
| Alliant Energy Center 1919 Alliant Energy Center Way; Veterans Memorial Coliseum parcel at 34 Fairgrounds Dr |
Civic | Dane County City roll: 1919 Alliant Energy Center Way, owner DANE COUNTY, exempt, lot 1,677,060 sq ft; and 34 Fairgrounds Dr, owner 'DANE CO COLISEUM', exempt, lot 3,824,923 sq ft. Together about 126 acres in two County parcels. The campus is now inside the City of Madison and on its roll. Exempt, so no value is shown. |
Government | —A |
| Dane County Regional Airport 4000 International Ln |
Civic | Dane County City roll: terminal parcel 4000 International Ln, owner DANE COUNTY, care of Regional Airport, exempt, lot 2,417,319 sq ft, with $397,200 of taxable improvements. The next-largest is 4501 International Ln (Regional Airport Air Park, 7,139,000 sq ft). In all, 49 parcels on the City roll are titled to Dane County with 'airport' in the owner lines, totalling about 1,699 acres of lot area (summed by this research; lot size is blank or zero on some). |
Government | —A |
| The Hub at Madison 437 N Frances St |
Residential | Core Campus Madison LLC City roll (s1): owner CORE CAMPUS MADISON LLC, mailed to Memphis, Tennessee. Built 2015, 313 units on 70,702 sq ft. Assessed at $121,667,200 for 2026 (land $9.39M), the third-highest parcel in the City. Education Realty Trust's 10-K for 2017 lists 'The Hub at Madison' among its 2016 acquisitions at a $188.5M contract price. Its subsidiary list filed in February 2017 (s16) names Core Campus Madison LLC. Who controls the LLC today is not established: no later filing was opened. A sister tower, 432 W Gorham St (366 units, $104.8M), is in the name of CORE CAMPUS MADISON II LLC. |
Private company | $188,500,000 2016-05 Contract price per Education Realty Trust's 2017 10-K, which lists 1,038 beds; the roll gives 313 dwelling units. B |
| Ovation 309 309 W Johnson St |
Residential | Hovde West Johnson LLC City roll: the tower is a condominium in Block 54. HOVDE WEST JOHNSON LLC holds the apartment unit (255 units, built 2015, $60,643,100 for 2026), an office unit (suite 200, $2,531,000), the retail unit at 305 W Johnson St ($2,032,800), and the parking and roof units. The City of Madison holds a parking unit tied to the Fire Administration Building next door. The land-condominium association is mailed care of Hovde Realty Inc. No sale is recorded: the LLC developed the building. |
Private company | —A |
| U.S. Bank Plaza 1 S Pinckney St (Capitol Square) |
Office | Pinckney Investment Group LLC City roll: the tower is an office condominium. Its three units are all in the name of PINCKNEY INVESTMENT GROUP LLC, mailed in Madison: the main unit ($46,167,000 for 2026, land $6.44M), a connector unit ($1,260,000) and a vault unit ($340,200). All are recorded as built in 1973. It is the highest-assessed office parcel on the Square. The roll gives no price, and the City's sales list does not include sales at this scale, so no price is stated here. The LLC's members are not named in any source opened. |
Private company | —A |
| Embassy Suites Madison 231 S Pinckney St |
Hotel | Apple Hospitality REIT (Apple Hospitality Madison) Apple Hospitality's 10-K for 2025 lists a 262-room Madison, WI Embassy Suites, acquired on 20 Jun 2024 for $79,516 thousand. The 10-K gives no street address. The City roll names APPLE HOSPITALITY MADISON, mailed to Richmond, Virginia, as owner of a hotel at 231 S Pinckney St, built 2023 and assessed at $52,416,700 for 2026. It is the only Apple-named parcel on the roll, so the match rests on the owner name. Apple also lists a 176-room Madison Hilton Garden Inn (bought 18 Feb 2021), whose parcel was not found under an Apple name. |
REIT | $79,516,000 2024-06-20 Gross purchase price excluding transaction costs, 262 rooms, per Apple Hospitality's 10-K; managed by Raymond. B |
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The core land
The most valuable ground in the city, and what the public record says about it.
Madison's most valuable private parcels are not office towers but student apartment towers between the Capitol and campus, a research-park laboratory and two insurers' headquarters. The isthmus and the campus are mostly public and exempt, and exempt parcels carry no value on the roll. Figures are the City's 2026 Property Tax Base Report and 2026 Property Lookup values read 14 Oct 2026. Manufacturing property is valued by the State, not the City.
All locally assessed real estate$51.80 billion
2026 Property Tax Base Report: residential $31.60B (61.0%), commercial $20.17B (39.0%, of which apartments $9.84B), agricultural $0.02B; up 6.1% on 2025, with $984.8M from new construction. Manufacturing, valued by the State, added about $455M the year before. 79,485 taxable parcels.
Highest-assessed parcel$155,810,000
'1 Exact Ln SCHL', a laboratory built 2018, owner CG Growth LLC. Next: 339 W Gorham St ($122,961,400, 386 apartments, Core Madison Gorham LLC) and 437 N Frances St ($121,667,200, The Hub, Core Campus Madison LLC). 2026 roll.
Campus-edge land benchmarkabout $170 to $275 per sq ft of land
Assessed land under new student towers: 428 W Johnson St $16.45M on 60,069 sq ft (about $274); 432 W Gorham St $10.44M on 42,937 sq ft (about $243); 339 W Gorham St $13.51M on 79,345 sq ft (about $170). 2026 roll.
Capitol Square office landabout $110 per sq ft of land
33 E Main St: $1.50M of land on 13,634 sq ft. 44 E Mifflin St: $2.36M on 21,405 sq ft. That is less than half the campus-edge figure. 2026 roll.
Average single-family assessment$500,300
49,613 improved single-family parcels, 2026. Highest area average: Highlands-Skyline ($1,229,900). Condominiums average $240,601. 2026 Property Tax Base Report.
Recorded sales, 20252,635
2,208 single-family (including condominiums), 149 two- or three-unit and 278 commercial sales, down from 5,697 in 2021. The Assessor's Sales By Area pages list price and month by address since 2001, with no names. 2026 Property Tax Base 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.
Madison's largest landholders are public, and the University is the largest after the City. Figures are counts of 2026 City roll records (Property Lookup, read 14 Oct 2026) with every spelling of the owner grouped, and lot area summed by this research. Exempt parcels carry no value on the roll, so holdings are given in acres, not dollars. Lot area is blank or zero on some parcels, and the roll covers only land inside the City, so these are floors. The University of Wisconsin Hospitals and Clinics Authority, the Madison Metropolitan Sewerage District and University Research Park Inc are separate bodies and are not counted with the State or the University. Epic Systems' campus is in Verona, outside the City, and is not on this roll.
| Name | Type | 2026 City roll |
|---|---|---|
| City of Madison Owner lines beginning 'CITY OF MADISON', excluding the Community Development Authority: Parks (424 parcels, about 4,325 acres, the largest being Yahara Hills Golf Course at 173 acres), Engineering (about 560 parcels), Economic Development, Water Utility, Fire, Police, Parking, Library and Transit. Monona Terrace sits on a Parks parcel. |
Government | 1,161 parcels, about 6,549 acresA |
| Dane County Spellings: Dane County, County of Dane, Dane County Parks, Dane County Airport, Dane Co Coliseum, Human Services, Highway, Extension, Public Works. The total includes the Dane County Regional Airport (49 parcels, about 1,699 acres), the Alliant Energy Center campus (about 126 acres) and Ice Age Trail corridor land. The largest single parcel is 4350 Brandt Rd (203 acres). |
Government | 180 parcels, about 3,836 acresA |
| Board of Regents of the University of Wisconsin System (UW–Madison) Twenty-one spellings, among them 'Univ of Wis Regents' (108 parcels, about 1,394 acres including the main campus parcel at 323 N Breese Ter), 'UW Regents Arboretum' (30 parcels, about 938 acres) and 'Board of Regents' (51 parcels). The largest single parcel is 9002 McKee Rd (564 acres). The Kohl Center parcel is 12.5 acres. Eleven parcels carry $11.1M of taxable value. Separately, the UW Hospitals and Clinics Authority holds 14 parcels (about 171 acres). |
Government | 226 parcels, about 3,161 acresA |
| State of Wisconsin (agencies other than the University) Mainly the Department of Transportation (about 167 records under seven spellings, highway land and 11 rail-corridor strips titled 'WisDOT RR offer to use'), Mendota State Hospital (5 parcels, about 355 acres, the largest 150 acres at 301 Troy Dr), the State Capitol (11.7 acres), Military Affairs (66 acres), Natural Resources and Administration. |
Government | 230 parcels, about 1,400 acresA |
| Madison Metropolitan School District Spellings: 'Madison Metro School Dist' and 'Madison Metropolitan School District'. The largest is the James Madison Memorial High School site at 101 S Gammon Rd (69.5 acres). The district holds its land in its own name, separate from the City. |
Government | 56 parcels, about 548 acresA |
| Madison Metropolitan Sewerage District The Nine Springs treatment plant at 1610 Moorland Rd is 108 acres. |
Government | 15 parcels, about 281 acresA |
| Madison Gas and Electric Company Spellings: Madison Gas & Electric, Madison Gas & Elec Co, Madison Gas & Electric Co. Most parcels are classed exempt on the City roll, and four carry $0.9M of local value. The largest is the electric site at 1309 Packers Ave (29.9 acres). The roll names the operating utility only. |
Public company | 42 parcels, about 118 acresA |
| Community Development Authority of the City of Madison Titled 'City of Madison CDA'. The largest parcel is 1 Straubel Ct (9.9 acres); all but one of its 53 parcels are classed exempt. |
Government | 53 parcels, about 67 acresA |
| Canadian Pacific Railway (Soo Line Railroad Co) The only railway company titled on the roll (rail yards and corridor off E Johnson St, Commercial Ave and Darwin Rd), owner line 'Canadian Pacific Railway', care of Soo Line Railroad Co. No Union Pacific or Wisconsin & Southern parcel appears under those names. State-owned rail corridor appears as 'WisDOT RR' strips (counted with the State). |
Public company | 4 parcels, about 19 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.
Madison builds mostly apartments. Census permits for the City show single-family units of 327 (2021), 314 (2022), 332 (2023), 250 (2024) and 250 (2025). Buildings of five or more units added 3,273 units (2021), 2,032, 2,255, 2,545, and 3,109 in 2025 (34 buildings, $495M in permit value). The roll shows 102 apartment parcels built from 2022 on, with 11,194 units and $2.05B of value. Many are student towers by out-of-state owners near campus, each in a single-purpose LLC. No national home builder (D.R. Horton, Lennar, Pulte, NVR, Toll, Taylor Morrison) holds a parcel in the City under its own name. Builders hold single-family lots in small numbers. No Madison builder league table exists, so the figures are units on the 2026 roll.
| Name | Type | Units on the 2026 roll |
|---|---|---|
| Core Madison Gorham LLC and Core Madison Bassett LLC 339 W Gorham St, the second-highest parcel in the City, mailed to 1643 N Milwaukee Ave, Chicago. 449 W Johnson St is held by Core Madison Bassett LLC with Core Dayton LLC. Core Madison Frances LLC holds older buildings at 305 N Frances St (229 units). The roll does not say who controls these LLCs. The older 'Core Campus' Hub towers passed to Education Realty Trust in 2016 (see marquee). |
Private company | 386 units (2023, $123.0M) plus 449 W Johnson St (2024, $57.0M)A |
| Madison WI Properties II 428 W Johnson St, built 2025, mailed to the same Chicago ZIP code as the Core LLCs (60647). The roll names no parent and none is inferred. |
Private company | 474 units (2025, $56.3M)A |
| 121 E Wilson Investors LLC 109 E Wilson St on the Lake Monona side of the isthmus, mailed to Ann Arbor, Michigan. |
Private company | 340 units (2024, $103.9M)A |
| WI-UW Holdings LLC 750 Regent St, mailed to Lafayette, Indiana. |
Private company | 341 units (2023, $95.7M)A |
| Roth Street I and II Limited Partnerships 905 Huxley St (303 units, $46.4M) and 1003 Huxley St (250 units, $32.4M), both built 2024 and classed 'Apartment Sec 42' (federal low-income housing tax credit). Both are mailed to Santa Monica, California. |
Private company | 553 units in two buildings (2024, $78.8M)A |
| Trillium Homes LLC The largest holder of residential lots among companies named as home builders on the roll. Others include Midland Builders Dev Inc (24 parcels), JEK Homes (21) and Sharma Homes (15). All are small firms. |
Private company | 50 residential parcels ($4.5M)A |
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Commercial landlords
The commercial side, counted separately from housing: who holds the office, retail and industrial floor area.
Madison has no office REIT of note and few big landlords. The largest commercial values belong to its own insurers (American Family, CMFG Life), to University Research Park, to a mall REIT (CBL), and to out-of-state student-housing owners near campus. The City's sales list omits sales at this scale, and the roll gives no prices, so prices here come from SEC filings. Figures are 2026 City roll values (Property Lookup) unless stated.
| Name | Type | Madison holding |
|---|---|---|
| University Research Park, Inc. The research park on the west side. Its largest parcels are 5510 Element Way ($53.7M), 5505 Endeavor Ln ($40.8M, care of Exact Sciences Corp) and 500 S Rosa Rd ($19.2M). The roll assesses the buildings on these parcels in the park's name, so the value is taxable. |
Institution | 38 parcels, $269.1M taxable (2026 roll)A |
| CBL & Associates Properties, Inc. FY2025 10-K: East Towne Mall (801,292 sq ft, 100% owned), West Towne Mall (773,422 sq ft) and West Towne Crossing (461,183 sq ft). On the roll, Madison Malls Ground LLC holds West Towne Mall ($72.5M). Madison/East Towne LLC holds East Towne Mall ($28.7M). Further parcels are held by Madison OP Outparcel Ground, CBL West Towne Crossing OP PropCo, West Towne District and East Towne Parcel I, all mailed to Chattanooga and all listed in CBL's Exhibit 21. Department-store pads at both malls belong to others. |
REIT | 2,035,897 sq ft in three centres; 16 parcels, $145.4M (2026 roll)A |
| CG Growth LLC Holds the City's highest-assessed parcel, a laboratory at '1 Exact Ln' ($155.8M, built 2018), plus 1 Exact Ln offices ($60.5M) and vacant land on Rayovac Dr and Schroeder Rd. The address names Exact Sciences, but no filing opened ties CG Growth LLC to that company, so the parent is not stated here. |
Private company | 5 parcels, $220.3M (2026 roll)A |
| American Family Insurance Headquarters campus on American Pkwy: 6152 ($39.7M), 6102 ($29.0M) and 6000 American Pkwy ($27.4M), plus 302 N Walbridge Ave. All are mailed care of its corporate real estate department. A mutual insurer files no 10-K, so the roll is the source. |
Private company | 15 parcels, $123.7M (2026 roll)A |
| CMFG Life Insurance Company Headquarters at 5704 Mineral Point Rd ($106.8M on a 26.9-acre lot), plus a Corben Ct warehouse and vacant land on Research Park Blvd. All are mailed care of facilities and corporate real estate. |
Private company | 3 parcels, $114.1M (2026 roll)A |
| Apple Hospitality REIT, Inc. Embassy Suites (262 rooms, bought 20 Jun 2024 for $79.5M) and Hilton Garden Inn (176 rooms, bought 18 Feb 2021). Only the Embassy Suites parcel (231 S Pinckney St, $52.4M) is on the City roll under an Apple name. |
REIT | 2 hotels, 438 rooms in Madison (10-K)A |
| Hilldale Shopping Center (owner of record) 702 N Midvale Blvd, the regional centre on a 28.5-acre lot, mailed to Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts. The roll's owner line is the centre's own name, and no filing opened names the company behind it. |
Private company | 1 parcel, $106.1M (2026 roll)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.
- Overture Center: the 2026 roll names Overture Development Corp as owner of the arts-centre unit at 201 State St. Whether the City of Madison or the Overture Center Foundation now holds title or a lease was not established, and no transfer appears on the roll.
- Who controls The Hub at Madison now: Education Realty Trust bought it in 2016 for $188.5M, and the roll still names Core Campus Madison LLC (mailed to Memphis). No later filing about Education Realty Trust's ownership was opened.
- Who stands behind the single-purpose owners: CG Growth LLC (the '1 Exact Ln' campus), Pinckney Investment Group LLC (U.S. Bank Plaza), Hovde West Johnson LLC (beyond the Hovde Realty care-of on the land condominium), Core Madison Gorham LLC, Madison WI Properties II, 121 E Wilson Investors LLC, WI-UW Holdings LLC and 'Hilldale Shopping Center'. The roll gives names and mailing addresses only.
- Prices for U.S. Bank Plaza, Ovation 309, Hilldale, 339 W Gorham St and the other large parcels. The Assessor's Sales By Area pages list only small commercial sales, the Property Lookup's conveyance tab says 'No conveyance information is available online', and the State's eRETR records were not used.
- The Wisconsin transfer fee of $3 per $1,000 (Wis. Stat. 77.22) is stated in the sibling Milwaukee record but was not re-read here: the statute site timed out and the Revenue FAQ returned 401. Dane County's transfer-return page quotes s. 77.22(1) but not the rate.
- Apple Hospitality's 176-room Madison Hilton Garden Inn: no parcel on the City roll carries an Apple name besides the Embassy Suites, so its location and whether it is inside the City are not established.
- Camp Randall Stadium has no parcel of its own on the roll. It is placed on the Regents' campus parcel by a point lookup at the stadium's coordinates.
- Public land carries no value: exempt parcels show $0 on the roll, so the State's, the University's, the City's and the County's holdings are given in acres only. Acreage is a floor, because lot size is blank or zero on some parcels.
- Epic Systems' campus is in Verona, outside the City, and is not on Madison's roll. Its owner of record was not researched for this page.
- The State Cartographer's V12 statewide parcel layer was not downloaded. Its owner-name fields are cited from the submission documentation, not from the file.
- No Wisconsin & Southern Railroad or Union Pacific parcel appears under those names on the City roll. Whether either holds Madison right-of-way under another name was not established.
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Sources
- Property Lookup map service, Parcels layer (layer 9): owner of record (ReportName1), owner mailing address, class, use, 2026 land and total assessed value, dwelling units, year built, lot size and exemption type for each of 82,426 parcel records. Queried 14 Oct 2026 — City of Madison (Assessor / Information Technology) · openA
- Assessor's Property Lookup, Property Details (example: parcel 070923103166, 339 W Gorham St): owner(s), mailing address, 2025 and 2026 assessments, 2025 taxes — City of Madison Assessor's Office · openA
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- Apple Hospitality REIT, Inc. Form 10-K for 2025: hotel list, 2024 acquisitions with gross purchase price, Schedule III — Apple Hospitality REIT, Inc. via SEC EDGAR · openA
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