Minneapolis, Minnesota
Hennepin County publishes the owner, value and last sale price of every Minneapolis parcel as a free download, and it shows the downtown towers held by single-purpose LLCs and now assessed far below their last sale prices.
8 buildings · 8 with an owner established · 22 sources · 8 tier B · prepared 2026-10-13
Can you find out who owns it?
Minnesota records title at the county, under both the abstract system and the Torrens (registered) system. Hennepin County publishes a free 'County Parcels' download on its open-data hub, refreshed monthly from the property tax system. It gives the owner of record, the taxpayer, market value, and the month, price and deed type of the last sale for every parcel. Every sale over $3,000 must be filed with a Certificate of Real Estate Value stating the full price. The deed tax is 0.33% of the price to the state plus 0.01% to Hennepin County.
Is ownership public?An open dataset names the owner
Cost of one title searchOwner of record free (County Parcels download and the county's Property information search). Recorded documents and Torrens certificates of title: $2.50 each through a RecordEASE Pro subscription; certified copy $10; non-certified copies by mail $1 per page.
Bulk ownership dataHennepin County 'County Parcels' dataset (owner, taxpayer, last sale month and price), CSV through the county's ArcGIS Hub, monthly; also the City of Minneapolis 'Assessing Department Parcel Data 2026' (owner, value, floor area, units), public-domain waiver
Sale pricesEvery sale, with its address
Sites that forbid taking their data
- recordease (Hennepin County Recorder online document search) — “Multiple parcel data downloads, screen scraping programs or other computer extraction techniques are strictly prohibited. We reserve the right to deny access to any individual or party determined to be misusing the site.”
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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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| IDS Center 80 S 8th St (roll address 701 Nicollet Mall) 1,410,415 sq ft (prospectus): 57-story tower, 8-story annex, retail and concourse · 57 floors |
Office | BRI 1855 IDS Center, LLC Roll: BRI 1855 IDS CENTER LLC, built 1972; county-file value $134.99M, City Assessor's 2026 assessment $106.77M. The JPMBB 2013-C12 prospectus names it as the borrower. Its sponsors were Dalet entities, 'affiliates of Beacon Partners IDS, LLC, Menora Mivtachim and Harel Insurance', with general partners who are principals of Beacon Investment Properties. The $182.5M loan was due 1 May 2023. The trust's FY2025 10-K, filed March 2026, still lists the IDS Center loan as a trust asset, without saying what its status is. The Marquette Hotel is a separate parcel. |
Private company | $245.3M 2013-04 Prospectus: bought from Inland American Real Estate Trust for about $245.3M net of seller concessions. The county roll records a $253,486,470 sale in Apr 2013. B |
| Wells Fargo Center 90 S 7th St 1,377,182 sq ft above ground (City Assessor) · 56 floors |
Office | 90 7th Street South LLC Roll: 90 7TH STREET SOUTH LLC, mailed to 10900 Wayzata Blvd Suite 700, Minnetonka. Built 1988 (city file: 640 Marquette Ave, 56 stories). The county file records an $85,000,000 sale in Dec 2024 against its own market value of $106.08M. The City Assessor's 2026 assessment is $81.31M. 707 2nd Ave S (OIVF III 707 2nd Ave S LLC) is mailed to the same suite. The roll does not name the people or firm behind either LLC, and no SEC filing opened names them. |
Private company | $85,000,000 2024-12 Last sale on the Hennepin roll, deed type 'Other – see CRV'. No filing giving an earlier price was found. B |
| Capella Tower 225 S 6th St (roll address 201 6th St S) 1,606,303 sq ft above ground (City Assessor) · 55 floors |
Office | 225 6th St Prop Owner LLC Roll: 225 6TH ST PROP OWNER LLC, mailed care of MetLife Investment Management (Director of Real Estate), 125 S Wacker Dr, Chicago. Built 1990, 55 stories (city file). County-file market value $131.58M; City Assessor's 2026 assessment $99.21M, 39% of the 2018 price. 'Care of' is a mailing instruction. MetLife's equity share in the LLC is not stated in any record opened. |
Private company | $255,000,000 2018-02 Warranty deed, last sale on the Hennepin roll. B |
| RBC Gateway (office component) 250 Nicollet Mall 1,101,164 sq ft whole development (a 2026 CMBS prospectus leasing comparable) |
Mixed use | 250 Nicollet Office LLC Roll: 250 NICOLLET OFFICE LLC, mailed care of Spear Street Capital, One Market Plaza, San Francisco, holds the office condominium units. Built 2019, 37 stories (city file). Its main office unit carries a county-file value of $100.72M and a 2026 assessment of $78.69M. The hotel units are held by GATEWAY HOTEL LLC and the residences by GATEWAY RESIDENCES LLC, at the same 250 Nicollet Mall mailing address. A BANK5 2026-5YR24 prospectus cites RBC Gateway only as a leasing comparable (1,101,164 sq ft, built 2022). The seller is not named on the roll. |
Private company | $225,000,000 2023-07 Recorded on the roll against 23 office-condominium parcels as one sale ('sale includes more than one parcel'). B |
| City Center (33 South Sixth) 33 S 6th St (roll address 600 Nicollet Mall) 2,122,892 sq ft above ground incl. retail (City Assessor) · 50 floors |
Mixed use | City Center 33 So Prop LLC Roll: CITY CENTER 33 SO PROP LLC, mailed care of Ryan Companies US Inc, 533 S Third St. Built 1981. County-file market value $116.68M; the City Assessor's 2026 assessment ($91.98M, owner '33 City Center 33 South Property LLC') is 29% of the 2018 price. The attached Marriott hotel is a separate parcel (30 7th St S): HOST MPLS CITY CENTER GROUND, taxpayer City Center Hotel LP care of Host Hotels & Resorts, sold for $34.25M in Dec 2015, market value $45.0M. Host's FY2025 10-K lists the 585-room Minneapolis Marriott City Center. |
Private company | $320,000,000 2018-06 Warranty deed, last sale on the Hennepin roll. B |
| U.S. Bank Stadium 401 Chicago Ave (city record 500 11th Ave S) 1,750,000 sq ft above ground (city assessor) |
Civic | Minnesota Sports Facilities Authority County roll: MN SPORTS FACILITIES AUTH, 401 Chicago Ave, built 2014, three parcels, tax-exempt, so no market value on the county file. The City Assessor's 2026 file lists the stadium parcel as exempt, under the older name METROPOLITAN SPORTS FACILITIES COMMISSION, with a total value of $1,227,865,100. That is the highest value of any parcel in the city. No sale is recorded. The Vikings' lease or use agreement was not read. |
Government | —B |
| Target Field 1 Twins Way (city record 353 5th St N) |
Civic | Minnesota Ballpark Authority County roll: MINNESOTA BALLPARK AUTHORITY owns the 15.4-acre parcel, built 2008, exempt. The tax mailing goes to the Minnesota Twins at 1 Twins Way. The City Assessor's 2026 file values it at $681,853,900. No sale is recorded. The Twins' lease was not read, and the roll does not say what interest the team holds. |
Government | —B |
| Target Center 600 1st Ave N 504,738 sq ft above ground (City Assessor) |
Civic | City of Minneapolis County roll: CITY OF MINNEAPOLIS, built 1990, exempt. The City Assessor's 2026 file names the City's CPED department and values the arena at $141,163,100. The Timberwolves' and Lynx's operating arrangement was not read. Target Corporation's own headquarters (Target Plaza North at 1000 Nicollet Mall and Target Plaza South at 68 11th St S) are on the roll under DAYTON HUDSON CORPORATION, Target's former name, with tax mailings to Target Corporation. See the commercial and landowner sections. |
Government | —B |
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The core land
The most valuable ground in the city, and what the public record says about it.
Minneapolis's most valuable ground is public: the stadiums, the University of Minnesota's East Bank and the park system. Its most valuable private ground is the downtown office core between Nicollet Mall and Marquette Avenue, where values have fallen hard. Figures are from the City Assessor's 2026 file (assessment year 2026, taxes payable 2027, which includes exempt values) and the Hennepin County file (owner, last sale, and market value for the current tax bill), both read 13 Oct 2026 and summed by this research. The county file carries only each parcel's latest sale.
All property, 2026 assessment$85.39 billion
City Assessor's 2026 file: 131,075 parcels. Taxable parcels $65.70B; exempt parcels (6,605) $19.69B. Read 13 Oct 2026.
Highest-valued parcel$1,227,865,100
U.S. Bank Stadium, 500 11th Ave S, exempt (City Assessor 2026). Next: University of Minnesota at 200 Oak St SE ($780.9M) and Target Field ($681.9M).
Highest-valued office parcel$106,770,000
IDS Center, 2026 assessment (the county file's figure is $134.99M). Next: Capella Tower ($99.21M) and City Center ($91.98M). New apartment towers now outrank them: 2630 University Ave SE is assessed at $137.4M.
Office land benchmarkabout $160 to $215 per sq ft of land
2026 assessed land: IDS Center $19.6M on 91,759 sq ft (about $214); Capella Tower $11.4M on 70,785 sq ft (about $161); City Center $22.6M on 141,852 sq ft (about $159). City Assessor 2026.
Downtown office: price against today's valueFive towers valued at 29% to 47% of their last sale prices
Last recorded sale, then 2026 assessment: City Center $320.0M (2018) vs $92.0M; Fifty South Sixth $258.5M (2017) vs $77.8M; Capella Tower $255.0M (2018) vs $99.2M; IDS Center $253.5M (2013) vs $106.8M; 250 Marquette Ave $88.4M (2018) vs $41.75M (county-file value). County file and City Assessor.
Distress: deep-discount office sales$6.25M for a 1.07M sq ft tower (Jan 2025)
707 2nd Ave S (30 stories, built 1999, 1,070,696 sq ft above ground) sold in Jan 2025 for $6,250,000, about $5.84 per sq ft, to OIVF III 707 2nd Ave S LLC. County-file value $39.75M; 2026 assessment $28.11M. Wells Fargo Center (90 S 7th St) sold for $85.0M in Dec 2024, and its 2026 assessment is $81.3M.
Distress: lender, impairment and tax delinquency1,331 parcels with delinquent taxes
County file: 1,331 parcels show an earliest delinquent year (715 from 2025); 79 carry the forfeited-land flag and 126 are titled 'Hennepin Forfeited Land'. Downtown cases: NS Propco West Office LLC, 620 2nd Ave S ($25.3M), delinquent from 2025. 1001 Marquette Ave, a 25-story hotel, is in the name of JPMC 2018-MINN SS TRA LLC on the county file but the City's CPED on the city file. KBS REIT III took a $20.7M impairment on 60 South Sixth in 2025.
Last recorded sales dated 20253,280 houses, median $355,000
County file, single-parcel sales over $3,000 whose latest sale is dated 2025: 3,280 residential (median $355,000), 908 condominiums ($259,500), 500 two-unit ($400,000), 156 apartment buildings ($1.1M), 123 commercial ($900,000). A parcel that has sold again since shows only its latest sale.
Deed tax0.34% of the price (0.33% state + 0.01% Hennepin)
Minn. Stat. 287.21: '.0033 of the net consideration' over $3,000. Minn. Stat. 383B.80: Hennepin's environmental response fund deed tax '.0001 of the amount'. The county's calculator states a $1.70 minimum where the statute text read says $1.65. Recording a deed costs $46 per document.
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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.
Minneapolis's largest landholders are public bodies. The park board, the University, the schools and the stadium authorities between them hold more than $10 billion of assessed value. Parcel counts, values and floor area come from the City Assessor's 2026 file, which values exempt land. Acreage comes from the county file, deduplicating stacked condominium polygons. Every spelling is grouped: the University appears under 33 names on the county file. The two files sometimes name different holders for the same land, and that is noted. MSP Airport is not in the city: the county files its parcels under the municipality 'MET AIRPORT', and the Metropolitan Airports Commission holds one 9.3-acre parcel inside Minneapolis.
| Name | Type | 2026 assessment (city file); acres (county file) |
|---|---|---|
| University of Minnesota (Regents) City-file names include University of Minnesota Regents, Regents of the University of Minnesota, University of Minnesota Foundation and Parking. Largest: 200 Oak St SE ($780.9M), 222 21st Ave S ($572.3M, West Bank), 426 Church St ($352.5M). |
Institution | 249 parcels, $4.41B, 25.7M sq ft of buildings; 498 acresB |
| Minneapolis Park & Recreation Board City file: 'MPLS Park & Recreation Board' and 'City of Minneapolis acting by Park and Recreation Board'. The county file has 36 spellings, including 'City of Mpls Park Board', 'Park Board' and 'City of Mpls through Pk Bd'. Lakes outside parcels are not counted. |
Government | 626 parcels, $2.53B; 2,646 acresB |
| Minneapolis Public Schools (Special School District No. 1) City file: 'MPLS Board of Education District #1' (120) and three other spellings. The county file uses 17 spellings, including Special School Dist No 1, School Dist No 1 and Board of Education. |
Government | 123 parcels, $1.26B, 8.5M sq ft; 337 acresB |
| Minnesota Sports Facilities Authority U.S. Bank Stadium ($1.228B) and surrounding parcels. The city file still uses the predecessor name 'Metropolitan Sports Facilities Commission' on 2 parcels, including the stadium. |
Government | 7 parcels, $1.26B; 27 acresB |
| Hennepin County City-file spellings: Hennepin County, County of Hennepin, Hennepin County Housing & Redevelopment Authority, Hennepin County Medical Center. Separately, Hennepin Healthcare System Inc holds 4 parcels ($236.8M, the hospital at 715 8th St S). The County's Regional Railroad Authority holds 74 county-file parcels (61.5 acres), and 126 parcels are titled 'Hennepin Forfeited Land'. |
Government | 350 parcels, $1.25B (incl. its HRA and HCMC-named parcels)B |
| City of Minneapolis City-file spellings: City of Minneapolis, City of Minneapolis - CPED (475 parcels, incl. Target Center at $141.2M), MCDA, Mpls City Property. The Convention Center ($191.7M) is listed under 'Mpls Convention Center' and is not in this total. The county file has 18 spellings. |
Government | 1,747 parcels, $925.1M; 553 acresB |
| Minneapolis Public Housing Authority City file: 'Mpls Public Housing Authority MPHA' (715). On the county file, 77 parcels are in MPHA names and 644 scattered-site homes are in the name 'Community Housing Resources', mailed to the comptroller's office at 1001 Washington Ave N, the address most MPHA-titled parcels use. The files do not state the legal relationship. |
Government | 720 parcels, $780.8M, 5.4M sq ftB |
| Minnesota Ballpark Authority Target Field, 353 5th St N / 1 Twins Way. |
Government | 1 parcel, $681.9M; 15.4 acresB |
| Fairview Health Services City-file spellings: Fairview Hospital Healthcare Services, Fairview Health Services, Fairview Hospital. Allina Health System and Abbott Northwestern Hospital hold a further 9 parcels ($222.0M). |
Institution | 15 parcels, $333.4M, 2.5M sq ftA |
| BNSF Railway (Burlington Northern, Great Northern, Northern Pacific names) County file: 19 owner spellings, including Great Northern Ry Co and Northern Pacific Ry. The taxpayer on all of them is B N & Santa Fe RR Co (or BNSF Railway Co), Property Tax Dept. The largest is 1 Hennepin Ave ($122.2M, nearly all land value). |
Public company | 186 parcels, $247.3M (city file); 306 acresB |
| State of Minnesota City-file spellings: State of Minnesota, State of MN, State of MN - MnDOT, State of Minn. |
Government | 82 parcels, $239.0MA |
| Metropolitan Council City file: Metropolitan Council and Metropolitan Transit Commission. The county file has five spellings, including Metro Transit. |
Government | 101 parcels, $235.3M; 149 acresB |
| Soo Line Railroad Company County file: 10 spellings (Soo Line RR, Soo Line Railroad Co, Soo Line R R …). 13 parcels are taxed care of MN Commercial Railway Co. Tri State Land Co. (Soo Line) is a further city-file name. No filing linking Soo Line to its parent was opened here. |
Public company | 124 parcels, $216.5M (city file); 433 acresB |
| Xcel Energy (Northern States Power Company, a Minnesota corporation) County file: 26 parcels titled Northern States Power Co and one titled Xcel Energy, all taxed at 414 Nicollet Mall. The largest is 2900 Marshall St NE ($75.8M, 69.7 acres). Xcel's FY2025 Exhibit 21 lists Northern States Power Company (a Minnesota corporation). The city file carries only 2 of these parcels. |
Public company | 27 parcels, $207.4M (county file); 129 acresB |
| Target Corporation (Dayton Hudson Corporation) The headquarters at 1000 Nicollet Mall (14 stories, 532,492 sq ft) and 68 11th St S (32 stories, 1,228,755 sq ft) are titled Dayton Hudson Corporation, with tax mailed to Target Corporation. Other parcels are titled Target Corporation. |
Public company | 14 parcels, $158.0M, 4.0M sq ft; 34 acresB |
| United States Names include the Postal Service (12 parcels), Department of the Navy (5), General Services Administration (2) and Social Security Administration. The Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis holds 9 parcels ($43.5M) in its own name. |
Government | 21 parcels, $224.8MA |
| Union Pacific (Chicago & North Western names) County file: 19 parcels still titled Chicago & Northwestern RR, taxed to Union Pacific Railroad Co, and 3 titled Union Pacific. |
Public company | 22 parcels, 62.5 acresB |
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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.
Minneapolis new housing is apartments, not subdivisions. Census permit files for Minneapolis city show 5+ unit buildings collapsing: 36 buildings / 3,066 units permitted in 2021, 49 / 3,563 (2022), 19 / 1,398 (2023), 7 / 351 (2024) and 7 / 300 (2025). Single-family permits stayed at 55 to 74 a year. No national home builder (D.R. Horton, Lennar homebuilding, Pulte, NVR, Toll, Taylor Morrison, Meritage, KB) holds a parcel in the city on the county file. Builders below are owners of buildings completed 2020 or later on the City Assessor's 2026 file, with developers named only where the county file's mailing line names them. No Minneapolis builder league table exists.
| Name | Type | Units completed 2020+ (city file) |
|---|---|---|
| GEDR at Union Stadium Village Property Owner, LLC 2630 University Ave SE, assessed at $137.4M for 2026. It is the largest new building by units and the highest-assessed apartment building in the city. The county file records the site's Jan 2023 sale at $14.2M, mailed to Houston. The developer behind the LLC is not named. |
Private company | 605 units, 16 stories (2023)B |
| Weidner (MN 4th & Park Tower LLC and 1400 Park Ave Apts LLC) 740 4th St S: 350 units, 26 stories, 2022, care of Weidner Homes. 1400 Park Ave: 240 units, 2020, care of Weidner Investment Services. Both mailings go to Kirkland, Washington. Weidner is mostly a buyer of existing buildings: see landowners. |
Private company | 590 units in two buildings (2020 and 2022)B |
| Wellington Management (Currie Commons LP, Franklin LP, Midtown Corner LLC) 187 Humboldt Ave N (187 units, 2023), 901 27th Ave S (155 units, 2023) and 2615 29th St E (189 units, 2020). Each is mailed care of Wellington Management Inc. |
Private company | 531 units in three buildings (2020 to 2023)B |
| Hines (BIT NLG III Investors LLC) North Loop Green at 350 and 360 5th St N, mailed care of Hines Interests LP. The apartment parcel is assessed at $130.8M for 2026. The city file does not give a unit count for the address-pending parcels. |
Private company | 34 stories, 2022; 31 parcels, $175.0M (county file)B |
| Northwestern Mutual (200 12th Street LLC) 200 12th Ave S, mailed care of NW Mutual Life Ins Co, 720 E Wisconsin Ave, Milwaukee. Assessed at $61.8M for 2026. |
Private company | 225 units, 12 stories (2021)B |
| Opus (River Loop Joint Venture LLC) 730 1st St N, care of Opus Development Co LLC. The county file records the site's Oct 2018 sale at $7.045M. Assessed at $68.1M for 2026. |
Private company | 217 units (2020)B |
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Commercial landlords
The commercial side, counted separately from housing: who holds the office, retail and industrial floor area.
Downtown Minneapolis has no dominant landlord. The towers are held one each by single-purpose LLCs: insurers (MetLife as mailing agent for Capella), a Beacon-Menora-Harel venture (IDS), Spear Street (RBC Gateway), Ryan Companies (City Center) and a few listed REITs, several of them writing values down. The largest private owner of apartments is Weidner, a Kirkland, Washington firm. Nareit and CoStar-type rankings are blocked or paywalled (national pack), so this list is built from 10-K filings and the county and city files.
| Name | Type | Minneapolis holding |
|---|---|---|
| Weidner (MN … Apartments LLCs mailed care of Weidner Investment Services) County file, entities only (owner LLC with a Weidner care-of line): MN Edition Apartments, Hennepin Apartments (222 Hennepin), MN Lake Street, MN Mill District, MN Nic on 5th, MN 4Marq and others. Of these, 12 recorded purchases are dated 2023 or later and total $713.0M, including 415 Nicollet Mall ($70.0M, Sep 2023) and 301 Washington Ave S ($77.0M, Sep 2025). Weidner files no 10-K. |
Private company | 73 parcels, 4,817 units; $968.4M (2026 assessment)B |
| Piedmont Realty Trust Q2 2026 supplement: US Bancorp Center, Minneapolis, 100% owned, 930K sq ft, 74.2% leased as of 30 Jun 2026. Exhibit 21 lists Piedmont - 800 Nicollet Avenue Owner, LLC, which is the owner on the county file at 800 Nicollet Mall (bought for $174.0M in Apr 2003 per the roll; 2026 assessment $74.4M). Piedmont's other Minnesota buildings are in the suburbs. |
REIT | 930,000 sq ft (US Bancorp Center), 74.2% leasedB |
| Franklin Street Properties FY2025 10-K: 121 South 8th Street (297,744 sq ft, 76.8% leased), 801 Marquette Ave (129,691 sq ft, 91.8%), Plaza Seven (330,096 sq ft, 50.6%). Minneapolis is 15.8% of its portfolio. Exhibit 21 lists FSP 121 South Eighth Street LLC, FSP 801 Marquette Avenue LLC and FSP Plaza Seven LLC. |
REIT | 3 buildings, 757,531 sq ft, 68.0% leasedA |
| KBS Real Estate Investment Trust III FY2025 10-K: acquired 31 Jan 2013; total real estate at cost $88.2M; a $20.7M impairment in 2025 citing 'higher required returns for office assets in the Minneapolis central business district'. Exhibit 21 lists KBSIII 60 South Sixth Street, LLC, the owner on the county file at 501 Nicollet Mall (2026 assessment $45.5M). |
REIT | 710,332 sq ft (60 South Sixth), 73.8% leasedB |
| Host Hotels & Resorts FY2025 10-K lists the 585-room Minneapolis Marriott City Center. County file: HOST MPLS CITY CENTER GROUND at 30 7th St S, taxpayer City Center Hotel LP care of Host, sold for $34.25M in Dec 2015. The City Assessor's 2026 file shows a 26-story, 573,174 sq ft hotel assessed at $40.5M. |
REIT | 585 rooms (Minneapolis Marriott City Center)B |
| Invitation Homes IH2 Property Illinois LP (25), IH3 Property Minnesota LP (16 under three spellings), and IH2/2017-2 IH borrower entities. IH2 Property Illinois, L.P. and IH3 Property Minnesota, L.P. are both in Invitation Homes' FY2025 Exhibit 21. Their 2026 assessments total $15.4M. |
REIT | 46 parcels (county file), nearly all housesB |
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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.
- Prices on individual Certificates of Real Estate Value (eCRV). Minn. Stat. 272.115 makes only the parties' identification numbers private, but the Department of Revenue's eCRV pages are behind a ShieldSquare bot wall, so no CRV was read. Prices here are the county file's SALE_PRICE, SEC filings and a CMBS prospectus.
- Who stands behind 90 7th Street South LLC (Wells Fargo Center) and OIVF III 707 2nd Ave S LLC: they share a Minnetonka mailing suite, and no filing opened names their members. Also, what price Wells Fargo Center last sold for before Dec 2024.
- Whether MetLife, Spear Street Capital and Ryan Companies own, or only manage, the LLCs mailed in their care at Capella Tower, RBC Gateway and City Center.
- The status of the IDS Center loan after its 1 May 2023 maturity: the trust still reports it in its FY2025 10-K but states no status.
- Which name is right for 1001 Marquette Ave (a 25-story hotel): the county file names JPMC 2018-MINN SS TRA LLC, the City Assessor names City of Minneapolis - CPED. A ground lease would explain it, but none was read.
- The Vikings', Twins' and Timberwolves' leases or use agreements for the public stadiums and arena.
- Hennepin County sheriff's foreclosure sales: the county's foreclosure database is a JavaScript app and was not read, so sheriff's sales are not counted. Distress here rests on tax delinquency and prices on the county file.
- Soo Line Railroad's parent: no filing tying it to CPKC was opened.
- Nareit and CoStar-type landlord rankings remain paywalled or blocked (national pack gaps).
- Condominium and co-op towers are owned unit by unit, mostly by households, who are not named.
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Sources
- County Parcels (Hennepin County parcel dataset with a monthly property-tax extract: owner, taxpayer, last sale month, price and deed type, market value, delinquency). CSV downloaded through the county's ArcGIS Hub, item modified 14 Sep 2026, read 13 Oct 2026 (128,751 Minneapolis records) — Hennepin County (GIS, Survey Division, Property Tax) · openA
- Assessing Department Parcel Data 2026 (assessment year 2026, taxes payable 2027; owner, land/building/total value incl. exempt, floor area, stories, units). ArcGIS table, 132,079 building rows / 131,075 parcels, read 13 Oct 2026 — City of Minneapolis Assessor, Minneapolis Open Data · openA
- County Parcels item description and licence statement — Hennepin County on ArcGIS Online · openA
- Property information search: 'This is public information as mandated by the State of Minnesota Data Practices Act' — Hennepin County · openA
- Land title records access: RecordEASE Pro fees ($2.50 per document or certificate of title), certified copies ($10), and the ban on bulk downloads and screen scraping — Hennepin County Recorder / Registrar of Titles · openA
- Record land title documents: recording fees ($46 per document, abstract or Torrens) — Hennepin County · openA
- Mortgage registry and deed tax calculator (state deed tax .0033 plus Hennepin environmental response fund .0001; minimum $1.70) — Hennepin County · openA
- Minn. Stat. 287.21, Imposition of tax; determination of tax (deed tax .0033 of net consideration) — Minnesota Office of the Revisor of Statutes · openA
- Minn. Stat. 383B.80, Hennepin County deed and mortgage tax (.0001) — Minnesota Office of the Revisor of Statutes · openA
- JPMBB Commercial Mortgage Securities Trust 2013-C12, prospectus supplement (424B5), Annex A-3: IDS Center (borrower BRI 1855 IDS Center, LLC; sponsors; $245.3M acquisition from Inland American) — J.P. Morgan Chase Commercial Mortgage Securities Corp. via SEC EDGAR · openA
- JPMBB Commercial Mortgage Securities Trust 2013-C12, Form 10-K for 2025 (IDS Center Mortgage Loan still an asset of the issuing entity) — SEC EDGAR · openA
- Minn. Stat. 272.115, Certificate of value; filing (full actual consideration; only identification numbers are private) — Minnesota Office of the Revisor of Statutes · openA
- KBS Real Estate Investment Trust III, Form 10-K for 2025 (60 South Sixth; impairment) and Exhibit 21 (KBSIII 60 South Sixth Street, LLC) — SEC EDGAR · openA
- Franklin Street Properties Corp., Form 10-K for 2025 (Minneapolis properties) and Exhibit 21.1 — SEC EDGAR · openA
- Host Hotels & Resorts, Form 10-K for 2025 (Minneapolis Marriott City Center, 585 rooms) — SEC EDGAR · openA
- Piedmont Realty Trust, Q2 2026 supplemental information (8-K Exhibit 99.1): US Bancorp Center 930K sq ft, 74.2% leased — SEC EDGAR · openA
- Piedmont Realty Trust, Exhibit 21.1 to the 2025 Form 10-K (Piedmont - 800 Nicollet Avenue Owner, LLC) — SEC EDGAR · openA
- Invitation Homes Inc., Exhibit 21.1 to the 2025 Form 10-K (IH2 Property Illinois, L.P.; IH3 Property Minnesota, L.P.) — SEC EDGAR · openA
- Xcel Energy Inc., Exhibit 21.01 to the 2025 Form 10-K (Northern States Power Company, a Minnesota corporation) — SEC EDGAR · openA
- Building Permits Survey, place-level annual files, Midwest region (mw2021a to mw2025a.txt): Minneapolis city, state 27, place 43000 — U.S. Census Bureau · openA
- Foreclosure sales (sheriff's sale process; database covers the last 12 months) — Hennepin County Sheriff's Office · openA
- BANK5 2026-5YR24 prospectus (424B2): RBC Gateway, 250 Nicollet Mall, 1,101,164 sq ft, cited as a leasing comparable — Morgan Stanley Capital I Inc. via SEC EDGAR · openA