Mesa, Arizona
Mesa's assessment roll names the owner of every parcel and the sworn price of most deeds, free in bulk — and it shows a city whose most valuable private ground is now data centres for Meta, Apple and Google, two Banner hospitals and an airport authority's 2,970 acres.
8 buildings · 8 with an owner established · 21 sources · 7 tier A · 1 tier B · prepared 2026-10-14
Can you find out who owns it?
Arizona has no state title register; ownership is a county record. The Maricopa County Assessor names the owner of record, mailing address, deed and value of every parcel in Mesa and publishes the whole roll free as downloadable files (the 'Secured Master', updated twice a month). Arizona is a full-disclosure state: every deed must carry an affidavit of value stating the price paid, and the Assessor publishes those affidavits — buyer, seller, address and price — except where a deed is exempt, such as a quitclaim for no consideration or a transfer to which a city is a party. Deeds are recorded by the County Recorder for $30 per instrument.
Is ownership public?An open dataset names the owner
Cost of one title searchOwner of record and sale price free (Assessor data downloads); recording $30 per instrument, copies $1 per page plus $3 to certify (A.R.S. 11-475)
Bulk ownership dataMaricopa County Assessor Data Downloads — Secured Master (owner, situs, deed, values; ~109 MB zipped, file dated 2 Oct 2026) and Sales Affidavits (weekly, file dated 5 Oct 2026), free without registration via the county's ArcGIS hub; no licence granted, and A.R.S. 39-121.03 governs commercial use
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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Meta Mesa data-centre campus 3841 S Ellsworth Road and 9442 E Warner Road, Mesa (SE corner of Elliot and Ellsworth Roads) 727,359 sq ft of improvement components on the main parcel, up to 2 storeys, built 2023–2024 (Commercial Master); 374 acres over three parcels |
Industrial | Redale LLC (Meta Platforms) 100% Three parcels in the name of Redale LLC, tax mailing 1 Meta Way, Menlo Park: $720.1M of full cash value, including the highest-valued parcel in Mesa ($630.7M). The Arizona Technology Council, republishing the Phoenix Business Journal (May 2022): 'under the pseudonym Redale LLC — Meta acquired 396 acres in Mesa on the southeast corner of Elliot and Ellsworth Roads for $123.2 million', and Meta expanded the plan to five buildings totalling more than 2.5 million sq ft at a cost 'well above $1 billion'. The land came out of DMB's Mesa Proving Grounds holding, the site of Eastmark. |
Public company | $123,184,182 2021-02 Sales affidavit: from DMB Mesa Proving Grounds LLC to Redale LLC, deed 2021-0792524 (two parcels later re-split). A |
| Apple Mesa data centre (former First Solar plant) 3740 S Signal Butte Road, Mesa 1,387,567 sq ft of improvement components on 83.2 acres, built 2012–2017 (Commercial Master) · 1 floors |
Industrial | Platypus Development LLC (Apple Inc.) 100% Owner of record Platypus Development LLC, tax mailing 1 Infinite Loop, Cupertino; full cash value $452.7M, the third-highest parcel in Mesa. First Solar's 2013 10-K: 'In October 2013, we entered into an agreement to sell our facility in Mesa, Arizona', built to house a CdTe module plant, after a $56.5M impairment; it received about $115M net. GT Advanced Technologies' 2013 10-K describes sapphire furnaces 'installed at an Apple-owned facility in Mesa, Arizona which we lease'. The same LLC bought a further 7.1-acre parcel in 2017 for $2,153,000 (affidavit). |
Public company | $113,576,875 2013-11 Sales affidavit: from First Solar Inc to Platypus Development LLC, deed 2013-0962087. A |
| Google Mesa data-centre campus ('Redhawk') 3164 S Sossaman Road, Mesa (NW corner of Sossaman and Elliot Roads) 185 acres over four parcels (roll land area) |
Industrial | Stone Applications LLC (Google) 100% Four parcels in the name of Stone Applications LLC, tax mailing Mountain View, California: $179.8M of full cash value, with the two main parcels carrying 2025 improvements under a deed of 28 Oct 2025 (type PL, no price). The only affidavit is a nominal $10 (Aug 2019). The Phoenix Business Journal (via the Arizona Technology Council, April 2024): 'Delaware-based Stone Applications LLC is listed as the owner of the land for Google's campus'; Google signed a 25-year government property lease excise tax (GPLET) agreement with the City in July 2019; completion is expected in 2030. No Alphabet filing opened here names the LLC. |
Public company | —B |
| Mesa Gateway Airport (former Williams Air Force Base) 5835–6033 S Sossaman Road and adjoining parcels, Mesa 2,970 acres over 44 parcels (roll land area); 787,550 sq ft of components on the largest parcel, some dating from 1943 (Commercial Master) |
Civic | Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport Authority 100% 44 parcels, $1.37B of full cash value, 37 under one deed of 13 Mar 2012; four are still titled Williams Gateway Airport Authority. The largest (6033 S Sossaman Rd) is 611 acres, $389.1M. The Authority's history: the base 'was closed in 1993 and officially reopened as Williams Gateway Airport in March 1994'. It states that the Mesa Gateway Airport Authority 'owns and operates the Airport' and lists its member governments: the City of Mesa, Gila River Indian Community, Town of Gilbert, Town of Queen Creek and City of Apache Junction. |
Government | —A |
| Banner Desert Medical Center 1400 S Dobson Road, Mesa 1,057,357 sq ft of improvement components, up to 7 storeys, built 1976–2023 (Commercial Master); 30.6 acres over two parcels · 7 floors |
Institutional | Banner Health System 100% Owner of record Banner Health System, tax mailing 2901 N Central Ave, Phoenix; the main parcel's full cash value of $502.0M is the second-highest in Mesa. CMS lists the hospital (facility 030065) as an acute-care hospital with ownership 'Voluntary non-profit - Private'. Banner's other large Mesa hospital, Banner Baywood Medical Center, sits on a $387.3M parcel at 6750 E Baywood Ave in the same name. |
Institution | $99,597,000 1999-09 Sales affidavit: from Southside Hospital to Banner Health System, deed 1999-0826300, an 11-parcel sale. A |
| Boeing Mesa (AH-64 Apache site) 5000 E McDowell Road and adjoining parcels on N Greenfield and N Higley Roads, Mesa 1,217,476 sq ft of improvement components on the main parcel, up to 3 storeys, built 1986–2021 (Commercial Master); 349 acres over ten parcels |
Industrial | Hughes Helicopters Inc, McDonnell Douglas Helicopter Company and The Boeing Company 100% Ten parcels, $216.7M of full cash value: six still in the name of Hughes Helicopters Inc (deeds of 1983–1985, including the $109.5M main parcel), two in McDonnell Douglas Helicopter Company (1991) and two in The Boeing Company (1984 and 2021), tax mailing Atlanta and Tampa. Boeing's 2025 10-K lists Mesa, AZ among Defense, Space & Security's major locations and reports 19 new and 42 remanufactured AH-64 Apache deliveries in 2025; it does not say which product each site builds. No affidavit price is on file. |
Public company | —A |
| Sloan Park (Chicago Cubs spring training) 2330 W Rio Salado Parkway, Mesa 206,834 sq ft of improvement components, built 2013–2014, on 19.0 acres (Commercial Master) |
Civic | City of Mesa 100% Owner of record 'Mesa City of'; full cash value $113.7M; deed of 21 Jan 2016 (type PL) with no affidavit price. The Cactus League: 'Sloan Park opened in 2014 ... beside Mesa's Riverview Park'. The City's older ballpark, Hohokam Stadium at 1235 N Center St, is also City-owned: 37.6 acres, $37.7M, deed of 1973; the Cactus League says it 'first opened for the Athletics in 1977' and the A's returned 37 years later to a renovated facility (s17). |
Government | —A |
| Former Fiesta Mall site 1445 W Southern Avenue, Mesa 77.9 acres; only 10,166 sq ft of improvement components remain on the roll (Commercial Master) |
Land | Verde Fiesta I LLC 100% Owner of record Verde Fiesta I LLC, tax mailing Tempe; full cash value $49.7M under a deed dated 24 Mar 2025 (deed type CR) with no affidavit price on file. The same LLC bought an adjoining 1.5-acre parcel at 1550 S Alma School Rd for $3,120,000 in March 2022 (affidavit). The small pad parcels fronting Southern Ave belong to separate investors. No document opened here names the people or funds behind the LLC or states its redevelopment plan. |
Private company | —A |
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The core land
The most valuable ground in the city, and what the public record says about it.
Mesa's single most valuable parcel is Meta's data-centre campus, bought through Redale LLC in 2021; behind it come Banner Desert Medical Center, Apple's data centre in the former First Solar plant, the airport and Banner Baywood. The City of Mesa is the largest holder by far, at $3.37B. All figures are summed by this research from the Maricopa County Assessor's Secured Master (files dated 2 Oct 2026) and Sales Affidavits (5 Oct 2026), taking parcels whose tax-area code carries Mesa's city digits (10) — the code on 91.1% of parcels with a Mesa situs address; most of the rest are county islands.
Highest-valued parcel in the City of Mesa$630,672,649
Redale LLC (Meta), 3841 S Ellsworth Rd, full cash value. Next: Banner Health System, 1400 S Dobson Rd, $502.0M; Platypus Development LLC (Apple), 3740 S Signal Butte Rd, $452.7M; Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport Authority, 6033 S Sossaman Rd, $389.1M; Banner Health System, 6750 E Baywood Ave, $387.3M. Secured Master, Oct 2026.
Real property in the City of Mesa$103.84 billion
180,397 parcels, full cash value; limited property value (the capped taxable base) $57.49B; 74,618 acres of parcelled land. Secured Master, Oct 2026.
Largest single sale on the affidavit file$296,378,800
170 acres of vacant land split from Pacific Proving's S Ellsworth Rd holding, Jan 2025, Pacific Proving LLC to NTT Global Data Centers PH10 LLC. Next: 8450 E Elliot Rd, $187,000,000 (Aug 2022), to CSHV Elliot 202 LLC; ten industrial parcels on W Broadway Rd, $168,262,000 (Dec 2024), to CIP Broadway LLC. Sales Affidavits, Oct 2026.
Data-centre land and buildings$1.60 billion
Full cash value of the parcels held by Redale LLC (Meta, $720.1M), Platypus Development LLC (Apple, $457.4M), NTT Global Data Centers (two entities, $238.1M) and Stone Applications LLC (Google, $179.8M) — 1.5% of the city's roll on some 900 acres. Secured Master, Oct 2026.
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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.
Mesa's largest landholders are public: the City (about 4,000 acres), the airport authority on the former Williams Air Force Base (2,970 acres), the school districts and ASU's Polytechnic campus beside the airport. The large private holdings are on the south-east side: Meta, the NTT and Pacific Proving data-centre land, Commercial Metals' steel mill and Boeing's helicopter site in the north-east. Acreages are the roll's land-area field summed by this research for parcels whose tax-area code carries Mesa's city digits (10) — 180,397 parcels covering 74,618 acres; streets and canals that carry no parcel are not counted.
| Name | Type | Holdings |
|---|---|---|
| City of Mesa Parcels in the name 'Mesa City of', including Sloan Park ($113.7M), Hohokam Stadium and a 529-acre parcel at 4603 E Mallory Cir ($349.6M). A further 182-acre parcel ($178.8M) stands jointly in the names of the City of Phoenix and the City of Mesa (2025 quitclaim deed). |
Government | 1,147 parcels, 4,006 acres, $3.37BA |
| Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport Authority Mesa Gateway Airport; four parcels still in the name Williams Gateway Airport Authority. The Authority's members are the City of Mesa, Gila River Indian Community and the Towns of Gilbert and Queen Creek and City of Apache Junction. |
Government | 44 parcels, 2,970 acres, $1.37BA |
| Mesa Unified School District No. 4 Held under at least seven spellings of the district's name. |
Government | 94 parcels, 1,036 acres, $1.17BA |
| Arizona Board of Regents (ASU Polytechnic) Including a 420-acre parcel at 6361 S Power Rd ($270.9M) beside the airport, deeds of 2004 and 2011. |
Government | 7 parcels, 576 acres, $564.2MA |
| Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community Two parcels inside Mesa's tax area along N Bush Hwy (1991 deeds). Reservation trust land is not on the county roll. |
Government | 2 parcels, 594 acres, $45.2MA |
| Flood Control District of Maricopa County Basins and channels. Maricopa County itself holds 10 parcels, 56 acres, $98.7M, and the Special Health Care District two parcels ($32.5M). |
Government | 118 parcels, 530 acres, $169.0MA |
| Maricopa County Community College District Chiefly the 115-acre parcel at 1833 W Southern Ave ($192.9M), the Mesa Community College campus. |
Government | 18 parcels, 299 acres, $350.8MA |
| United States United States of America (22 parcels, 339 acres), the Bureau of Reclamation (66 parcels, 187 acres — canal land), the Postal Service (8) and the Central Arizona Project. |
Government | 112 parcels, about 650 acres, about $230MA |
| Arizona State Land Department 10620 E Germann Rd, deed of April 2025. The Arizona Department of Transportation holds a further 28 parcels, about 174 acres, under several spellings. |
Government | 1 parcel, 312 acres, $86.8MA |
| Gilbert Unified School District No. 41 School sites in south-east Mesa. Queen Creek Unified School District holds 4 parcels, 99 acres, $165.7M; no Higley Unified parcel was found inside the City. |
Government | 12 parcels, 227 acres, $249.8MA |
| Salt River Project Agricultural Improvement and Power District Including parcels in the name of the Salt River Valley Water Users' Association; canals themselves are largely unparcelled. Roosevelt Water Conservation District holds 25 parcels, 56 acres. |
Government | 134 parcels, 165 acres, $77.0MA |
| Union Pacific Railroad (and Southern Pacific) 26 parcels in Union Pacific's name and 14 still in Southern Pacific names. |
Public company | 40 parcels, 143 acres, $56.6MA |
| Redale LLC (Meta) The most valuable private holding in Mesa; see the buildings above. |
Public company | 3 parcels, 374 acres, $720.1MA |
| Boeing (Hughes Helicopters, McDonnell Douglas Helicopter) The helicopter site on E McDowell Rd; see the buildings above. Nammo Talley Inc holds 521 acres under three lease-designated parcels. |
Public company | 10 parcels, 349 acres, $216.7MA |
| DMB Mesa Proving Grounds LLC What remains in the master developer's name at Eastmark, the former proving ground, after selling land to builders and to Meta ($123.2M in 2021). |
Developer | 18 parcels, 142 acres, $68.1MA |
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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.
Mesa is still building out on its south-east side, on the former proving-ground land of Eastmark and around the airport. Census Bureau permit data for 2025 show the City issued 2,015 new housing units: 1,069 single-family houses (valued at $352.0M) and 935 units in 48 buildings of five or more. No Mesa builder league table is published, so the figures below count homes sold by each builder inside the City — single-family sales affidavits since January 2022 on which the builder's entity is the seller. The Assessor's file keeps only each parcel's latest sale, so homes resold since drop out: these are floors, not totals.
| Name | Type | Sales by builder inside the City, 2022–2026 (affidavits) |
|---|---|---|
| Taylor Morrison Sold as TM Homes of Arizona Inc, Jan 2022 to Aug 2026; average affidavit price about $617,000. |
Public company | 694 homesA |
| Lennar Sold as Lennar Arizona LLC (581) and Lennar Arizona Inc (52), Jan 2022 to Aug 2026; average about $525,000. |
Public company | 633 homesA |
| Ashton Woods Sold as Ashton Woods Arizona LLC (two spellings), Jan 2022 to Jan 2026; average about $563,000. |
Private company | 513 homesA |
| Blandford Homes Sold as Blandford Homes LLC and a project entity (plus 14 under a misspelling), Jan 2022 to Jul 2026; average about $877,000. |
Developer | 406 homesA |
| Shea Homes Sold as Shea Homes Arizona Limited Partnership, Aug 2024 to Aug 2026; average about $667,000. A further 282 Mesa parcels stand in the name Shea Homes Limited Partnership on the roll. |
Developer | 189 homesA |
| Toll Brothers Sold as Toll Brothers AZ Limited Partnership, Jan 2022 to Jul 2026; average about $668,000. |
Public company | 169 homesA |
| Woodside Homes Sold as Woodside Homes Sales AZ LLC, Jan 2022 to Apr 2026; average about $837,000. |
Developer | 155 homesA |
| The New Home Company Sold as TNHC Arizona Marketing LLC, Jan 2022 to Jan 2025; average about $469,000. |
Developer | 78 homesA |
| Maracay Sold as Maracay 91 LLC, Jan 2022 to Dec 2023; average about $546,000. |
Developer | 73 homesA |
| Weekley Homes Sold as Weekley Homes Arizona LLC, Feb 2022 to Dec 2024; average about $1.0M. |
Developer | 42 homesA |
| Richmond American Homes Sold as Richmond American Homes of Arizona Inc, Jan 2022 to May 2023; average about $564,000. |
Public company | 25 homesA |
| Landsea Homes Sold as Landsea Homes of Arizona LLC, Aug 2025 to Jun 2026; average about $542,000. |
Developer | 16 homesA |
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Commercial landlords
The commercial side, counted separately from housing: who holds the office, retail and industrial floor area.
Mesa's most valuable commercial property is data centres (see the buildings above), followed by hospitals, a steel mill, the Riverview shopping district and a run of large industrial and apartment sales since 2021. Single-family-rental companies hold hundreds of houses each. Figures are summed by this research from the Maricopa roll inside the City (tax-area code 10), with the owner's own filing cited where it names a Mesa property.
| Name | Type | Mesa holding |
|---|---|---|
| NTT Global Data Centers NTT Global Data Centers PH LLC holds a 102-acre campus at 10256 E Elliot Rd (2019 deed, buildings 2021); NTT Global Data Centers PH10 LLC bought 170 acres of vacant land from Pacific Proving LLC in Jan 2025 for $296,378,800 — the largest sale on Mesa's affidavit file. Pacific Proving LLC still holds three parcels, 367 acres, $313.6M. |
Public company | 2 parcels, 272 acres, $238.1MA |
| Commercial Metals Company 11444 E Germann Rd; bought from TRW Vehicle Safety Systems Inc in May 2007 for $14,755,000 (affidavit, three parcels). CMC's fiscal-2025 10-K lists 'Two micro mills' at Mesa on 273 owned acres with 820,000 sq ft of buildings; the third micro mill entered service in late 2023. |
Public company | 4 parcels, 228 acres, $256.8MA |
| Medical Properties Trust In the names MPT of Mesa LLC, MPT of Mesa Superstition-Steward LLC and MPT of Maricopa RE-Steward LLC, including a $244.1M hospital parcel at 1301 S Crismon Rd. MPT's 2025 10-K: on 23 Jul 2024 it 'sold the 50-bed Arizona General Hospital in Mesa, Arizona and seven freestanding emergency departments to Dignity Health' for $160M; Schedule III still lists two Mesa acute-care hospitals (acquired 2013 and 2022). |
REIT | 5 parcels, $263.4MA |
| Kimco Realty (Mesa Riverview) 34 parcels in the name Sachs Ranch Co LLC/Hurley Land Co LLC and four in DeRito Kimco Riverview LLC, deeds of July 2007, tax mailing New Hyde Park and Jericho, New York. Kimco's 2025 Schedule III carries Mesa Riverview, constructed 2005, at $166.5M gross cost with no encumbrance. |
REIT | 38 parcels, 168 acres, $252.7MB |
| Walmart Stores and pads in the name Wal-Mart Stores Inc, tax mailing Bentonville. |
Public company | 10 parcels, $163.8MA |
| Aris Mesa LLC 7111 S Crismon Rd, building of 2023, bought in June 2026 for $116,000,000 from Cubes at Mesa Gateway Building C LLC (affidavit). Tax mailing Carlsbad, California; the investors behind it are not named in any record opened here. |
Private company | 1 parcel, 86 acres, $155.9MA |
| CSHV Elliot 202 LLC 8450–8560 E Elliot Rd, buildings of 2021, bought from CRP Marwest Elliot Owner LLC in Aug 2022 for $187,000,000 (affidavit). Tax mailing West Sacramento. |
Private company | 1 parcel, 71 acres, $151.8MA |
| CIP Broadway LLC Industrial buildings at 2140–2360 W Broadway Rd, bought as a ten-parcel package from CCF Ind Broadway LLC in Dec 2024 for $168,262,000 (affidavit) — well above today's full cash value. Tax mailing Irvine. |
Private company | 11 parcels, $121.8MA |
| Hub at 202 Owner LLC Industrial park on S Sossaman and E Warner Rds, bought from Hub at 202 OwnCo LLC in Feb 2026 for $135,000,000 (affidavit, nine parcels). Tax mailing Los Angeles. |
Private company | 10 parcels, $156.4MA |
| Invitation Homes (IH-named entities) Single-family rentals in entities named 20xx-x IH Borrower LP and IH2/IH5/IH6 Property Phoenix LP, among others; the largest are 2017-1 IH Borrower LP (162) and IH6 Property Phoenix LP (152 plus 44 under a variant spelling). The link to Invitation Homes rests on the entity names. |
REIT | 947 houses, $324.3MB |
| Progress Residential (Pretium) Houses in entities named Progress Residential and FKH SFR. The link to Pretium rests on entity names and was not confirmed in a filing. |
Private equity | 598 houses, $207.5MB |
| American Homes 4 Rent Houses in AMH-named entities. |
REIT | 255 houses, $91.0MB |
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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.
- Licence and commercial use. The Assessor grants no licence; its Data Downloads page says commercial users must comply with Arizona law on the commercial use of public records and offers a Commercial Purpose Public Record Request form. No such request was filed: this record uses only the freely downloadable files, quotes single facts and reproduces no rows; republish stays false.
- Mesa Arts Center: the City holds a run of parcels at 1 E Main St, one carrying 377,452 sq ft of components up to 8 storeys ($69.1M); whether that parcel is the Arts Center was not confirmed because the City's website (www.mesaaz.gov) blocks automated access, so it has no building entry.
- Dexcom: its 2025 10-K names Mesa, Arizona as a manufacturing location, but no parcel inside the City stands in a Dexcom name and the 10-K does not say whether the Mesa plant is owned or leased.
- Google: the roll names Stone Applications LLC as owner of the Elliot/Sossaman campus; the link to Google rests on a Phoenix Business Journal report and a Mountain View tax-mailing address, not on an Alphabet filing.
- Eastmark: DMB Mesa Proving Grounds LLC is the master-developer entity on the roll; Brookfield Residential's role was not established from a document opened here, and builders' Eastmark project entities (e.g. LS-Eastmark LLC) were not tied to a parent company.
- Fiesta Mall: the owner of the former mall site is Verde Fiesta I LLC (deed type CR, March 2025, no price); its investors and redevelopment plan were not established.
- Boeing: the 10-K lists Mesa among Defense, Space & Security's major locations; that the McDowell Rd site builds the AH-64 Apache is general knowledge, not stated in the filing.
- City boundary. 'Inside the City' means parcels whose Assessor tax-area code carries 10 in the city digits; inferred from the roll (91.1% of Mesa-addressed parcels carry it), not from a published code table.
- Builder figures count only each parcel's latest recorded sale, so homes resold since are missing; they are floors. Single-family rental counts rest on entity names.
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Sources
- Secured Master (owner of record, situs, deed, values, tax area for every real-property parcel; five pipe-delimited files dated 2 Oct 2026) — Maricopa County Assessor's Office · openA
- Data Downloads — free datasets ('now available for free download ... at no cost') and the commercial-purpose notice — Maricopa County Assessor's Office · openA
- Sales Affidavits ('last recorded' sale per parcel: sale date, price, deed, situs, grantor, grantee; file dated 5 Oct 2026) — Maricopa County Assessor's Office · openA
- Commercial Master (improvement components: storeys, floor area, year built; file dated 18 Sep 2026) — Maricopa County Assessor's Office · openA
- A.R.S. 11-1133 — Affidavit of legal value — Arizona State Legislature · openA
- A.R.S. 11-1134 — Exemptions (from the affidavit) — Arizona State Legislature · openA
- A.R.S. 11-475 — County recorder fees — Arizona State Legislature · openA
- A.R.S. 39-121.03 — Request for copies, printouts or photographs; statement of purpose; commercial purpose — Arizona State Legislature · openA
- GT Advanced Technologies — Form 10-K for 2013 (sapphire plant at 'an Apple-owned facility in Mesa, Arizona which we lease') — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- First Solar — Form 10-K for 2013 (agreement to sell the Mesa, Arizona facility) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- Meta expands plans for proposed large-scale Mesa data center (republished from Phoenix Business Journal) — Arizona Technology Council · openB
- Google data center's next phase goes to Mesa for review (republished from Phoenix Business Journal) — Arizona Technology Council · openB
- History & Mission (Mesa Gateway Airport Authority: 'owns and operates the Airport'; member governments) — Mesa Gateway Airport Authority · openA
- Hospital General Information (Banner Desert Medical Center, facility 030065: 'Voluntary non-profit - Private') — Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services · openA
- The Boeing Company — Form 10-K for 2025 (Item 2. Properties; BDS deliveries) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- Sloan Park — Spring Training home of the Chicago Cubs — Cactus League Baseball Association · openB
- Hohokam Stadium — Spring Training home of the Athletics — Cactus League Baseball Association · openB
- Kimco Realty — Form 10-K for 2025 (Schedule III: Mesa Riverview) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- Commercial Metals Company — Form 10-K for fiscal 2025 (Item 2. Properties: two micro mills, Mesa) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- Medical Properties Trust — Form 10-K for 2025 (Schedule III; 2024 sale of Arizona General Hospital, Mesa) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- Building Permits Survey — West Region places annual 2025 (we2025a.txt), Mesa city — U.S. Census Bureau · openA