North Bend-Coos Bay, Oregon
On the bay at North Bend and Coos Bay the biggest owners are public: the airport district, the Port, two cities, a joint water board, a college and a hospital district. The casino resort sits on Coquille tribal land held in trust by the United States, and Coos County's free parcel layer names the owner of every tax lot.
10 buildings · 10 with an owner established · 21 sources · 7 tier B · 3 tier A · prepared 2026-11-01
Can you find out who owns it?
Oregon records title by deed with the county clerk, and every deed conveying fee title must state 'the true and actual consideration paid' on its face (ORS 93.030), so prices are on the public record deed by deed. North Bend and Coos Bay are in Coos County. The County publishes its September 2026 tax-lot layer free on a public ArcGIS feature service that names the owner of record, assessed value, real market value, acreage, situs and tax code area for every one of its 42,491 lots, so the whole roll can be read without charge. Deeds sit in the Clerk's Digital Research Room, which opens behind a disclaimer page and was not used here.
Is ownership public?An open dataset names the owner
Cost of one title searchOwner of record free per tax lot (Coos County 'September 2026 Parcels' feature service and the Assessor's Property Search Online). Clerk recording fees: deed $106 first page, $5 each additional page. Assessor research $45/hr clerical; deed copies via the Digital Research Room (behind a disclaimer, not opened)
Bulk ownership dataCoos County 'GIS_Online_September_2026' ArcGIS feature service, layer 4 'September_2026_Parcels': 42,491 tax lots countywide with OWNER1-3, situs, AV, RMV land/improvements, acres, tax code area and zone; free, queryable, no licence stated. The Assessor also sells 'Digital Map GIS Data Parcel Boundaries - All data' for $250 and electronic roll transfers at $50 plus $0.01 a record
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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Southwest Oregon Regional Airport (OTH) 1406 W Airport Way, North Bend |
Civic | Coos County Airport District Roll: 52 accounts in the City of North Bend, 502.6 acres, RMV $43.8M, all exempt; the main lot is 376.36 acres ($32.8M), plus 88.6 acres over the line in Coos Bay. Wikipedia: OTH covers 619 acres; the City of North Bend handed management to the Port in 1999, and the District, formed by election on 4 Dec 2002, took 'ownership and management' in Dec 2003. Coast Guard Air Station North Bend (est. 1974, five HH-65 Dolphins) sits on the field; its account at 2000 Connecticut is 'U.S.A. AIRPORT', $7.78M of improvements with no acreage, so the federal estate there reads as buildings on District land. |
Government | —B |
| Ko-Kwel Casino Resort (formerly The Mill Casino-Hotel) 3201 Tremont, North Bend |
Hotel | Coquille Indian Tribe (held in trust by the United States) Roll: 3201 Tremont, 10.95 acres, RMV $13.67M, exempt, owner 'COQUILLE INDIAN TRIBE TRUST', second owner line 'U.S.A., TRUSTEE' - federal trust land, so no fee-simple sale is possible. The Census geocode of the address falls inside this lot. KLCC (20 May 2025): the tribe renamed the Mill Casino Hotel and RV Park to Ko-Kwel Casino Resort to 'clearly represent tribal ownership'; it opened in 1995 in an old sawmill. The adjoining 20.66 acres at 3050 Tremont are recorded to 'UNITED STATES OF AMERICA' ($12.2M), and five Ko-Kwel Wharf LLC lots (32.9 acres) lie alongside. |
Government | —B |
| Pony Village Mall 1611 Virginia Ave, North Bend |
Retail | Yoo Jin Lodging, Inc. Roll: Yoo Jin Lodging, Inc. holds a 28.65-acre lot with no situs (RMV $8.80M, AV $7.40M), and the Census geocode of 1611 Virginia falls inside it. It also holds 1735 Virginia (5.42 acres, $8.92M, 'SAFEWAY, INC., LESSEE') and 1609 Virginia - three lots, 34.4 acres, $18.2M - and is No. 19 on the County's 2026 Top 25 taxpayer list ($230,652 tax). The Coos Bay World reported the sale to Yoo Jin Lodging, which assumed the existing mortgage, but its robots.txt bars Claude, so the article was not read and no price or date is given. |
Private company | —B |
| Bay Area Hospital 1775 Thompson Rd, Coos Bay |
Institutional | Bay Area Hospital District Roll: 'BAY AREA HOSPITAL DISTRICT' holds 1775 Thompson Rd (9.7 acres, RMV $23.3M) and 1769 Thompson Rd (11.29 acres, $38.4M), exempt; with 'BAY AREA HEALTH DISTRICT' the two names hold 11 accounts, 63.6 acres and $71.7M in the City of Coos Bay. The district also levies a tax: hospital/health districts took $2.74M of the County's 2026-27 taxes. Wikipedia calls it 'the largest hospital on the coast' with 129 beds. |
Government | —B |
| North Bend Medical Center (Coos Bay clinic) 1900 Woodland Dr, Coos Bay |
Institutional | Myrtle Ave Investment Co. Roll: 1900 Woodland Dr, 13.93 acres, commercial, RMV $24.96M, AV $18.84M - the most valuable taxable lot in Coos Bay - owned by Myrtle Ave Investment Co. NBMC's own site lists its Coos Bay clinic at 1900 Woodland Drive. The County's 2026 Top 25 ranks Myrtle Ave Investment Co. No. 11 ($323,678 tax; the booklet prints it twice, as rows 11 and 13). The roll does not say who stands behind the company or whether the clinic operator is related to it. |
Private company | —B |
| Southwestern Oregon Community College 1988 Newmark Ave, Coos Bay |
Institutional | Southwestern Oregon Community College (district) Roll: two lots at 1988 Newmark Ave in the owner name 'SOUTHWESTERN OREGON AREA' (35.33 acres, RMV $49.5M; 91.89 acres, $28.9M), exempt; with 3333 Walnut Ave and two smaller lots, five accounts, 155.9 acres and $85.6M in Coos Bay - the most valuable single holding in either city. The roll truncates the owner name at 24 characters. Wikipedia: founded in 1961, Oregon's second-oldest community college; Curry County joined the district in 1995. |
Government | —B |
| Coos Bay City Hall 500 Central Ave, Coos Bay |
Civic | City of Coos Bay Roll: 500 Central Ave, 1.42 acres, RMV $5.13M, exempt, owner City of Coos Bay. The City holds 139 accounts, 1,058 acres and $78.5M inside its own tax code areas. |
Government | —A |
| North Bend City Hall 835 California, North Bend |
Civic | City of North Bend Roll: 835 California, RMV $1.43M, exempt, owner City of North Bend (acreage blank on the lot). The City holds 78 accounts, 161.8 acres and $24.8M inside its tax code areas, its largest lot a 6.92-acre airport-zoned parcel valued at $11.6M. The City's own site was not opened (robots.txt disallows ClaudeBot). |
Government | —A |
| Egyptian Theatre 229 S Broadway, Coos Bay |
Civic | Urban Renewal Agency of the City of Coos Bay Roll: 229 S Broadway, 0.25 acres, RMV $1.75M, exempt, owner 'URBAN RENEWAL AGENCY OF THE CITY OF COOS' (truncated). Wikipedia: built in 1922 and converted to a theatre in 1925 for $200,000, 770 seats in the main house, on the National Register since 24 May 2010; closed in 2010 for structural work funded by the Egyptian Theatre Preservation Association and the City, reopened June 2014. Coos Bay's two urban renewal plan areas raise $4.2M in 2026-27. |
Government | —B |
| Walmart Supercenter, Coos Bay 2051 Newmark Ave, Coos Bay |
Retail | Wal-Mart Real Estate Business Trust Roll: four accounts, 28.4 acres, RMV $25.1M, AV $17.0M, including 2051 Newmark Ave (10.17 acres) and an unaddressed 12.15-acre lot valued at $18.2M. Countywide the County's 2026 Top 25 lists 'WAL-MART REAL ESTATE BUSINESS TRUST' at No. 15 ($292,511 tax) and 'WALMART' separately at No. 10 ($354,826, which covers business personal property as well). |
Public company | —A |
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The core land
The most valuable ground in the city, and what the public record says about it.
Computed from Coos County's September 2026 parcel layer (values as of 1 Jan 2026 for the 2026-27 roll), restricted to the tax code areas the County's 2026-27 roll booklet lists as including each city (North Bend: 914, 1300, 6914, 61300, 61360; Coos Bay: 900, 6900, 6962, 6970). The parcel layer is real property only, so its totals fall below the booklet's district totals, which include utility and business personal property. Values are assessed or real market values, not prices; Oregon's Measure 50 holds assessed value well below market.
City of Coos Bay, district totals 2026-27RMV $2.64B; AV $1.48B; $8.07M City tax
County Summary of Assessment and Tax Roll 2026-2027. Parcel layer: 7,408 lots, RMV $2.83B, AV $1.34B, 6,866 acres stated.
City of North Bend, district totals 2026-27RMV $1.74B; AV $938.6M; $5.53M City tax
Same booklet. Parcel layer: 4,577 lots, RMV $1.83B, AV $875.6M, 1,709 acres stated.
Highest taxable lot in either city$18.84M AV / $24.96M RMV - 1900 Woodland Dr, Coos Bay
13.93 acres, Myrtle Ave Investment Co. (the North Bend Medical Center clinic site).
Highest taxable lot in North Bend$8.15M AV / $8.92M RMV - 1735 Virginia
5.42 acres at Pony Village, Yoo Jin Lodging, Inc., Safeway as lessee.
Exempt (zero-AV) groundCoos Bay 527 lots, $459.0M RMV, 4,655 acres; North Bend 290 lots, $195.0M, 862 acres
Public, tribal-trust, church and non-profit lots carrying no assessed value - about two-thirds of Coos Bay's stated acreage.
Median improved residential lotCoos Bay $303,960; North Bend $343,100 RMV
Over 5,082 and 3,433 'RESIDENTIAL - IMPROVED' lots respectively.
Coos County roll, 2026RMV $13.76B; AV $7.49B; $96.2M levied
Yearly comparison table in the booklet; AV up from $7.22B in 2025.
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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.
Public bodies own the ground that defines both towns. In North Bend the airport district is the dominant holder - 502.6 of the 1,709 acres the roll states inside the city - and the school district, the City and the Coquille Indian Tribe follow. In Coos Bay the Port (1,328 acres, mostly tideland and bay bottom), the City (1,058) and the joint Water Board (910) hold the most land, while the community college, the school district and the hospital district hold the most value. Figures are owner-of-record counts from the County's September 2026 parcel layer, restricted to the tax code areas the 2026-27 roll lists for each city; exempt land carries real market value only.
| Name | Type | Accounts, acres, RMV (Sept 2026 roll) |
|---|---|---|
| Coos County Airport District 52 accounts and 502.6 acres in North Bend (the airport and its approach land) plus an 88.6-acre lot in Coos Bay. Took ownership of the airport from the City of North Bend in Dec 2003 (Wikipedia). |
Government | 53 accounts, 591 acres, $43.8MA |
| Oregon International Port of Coos Bay 33 accounts, 1,328 acres in Coos Bay, including a 923.81-acre lot coded 'GLITCH' and a 192.49-acre lot - largely water and tideland, so value is low; 13 accounts, 27.9 acres in North Bend. Owner names appear as 'OREGON INT'L PORT OF CB' and in full. The Port owns the Coos Bay Rail Line (Wikipedia) and levies $2.35M in 2026-27 taxes (County booklet). |
Government | 46 accounts, 1,356 acres, $7.0MA |
| City of Coos Bay Plus 3 accounts ($1.97M) held by its Urban Renewal Agency, including the Egyptian Theatre, and 4 lots (121.5 acres in Coos Bay, 6.7 in North Bend) held jointly 'CITY OF COOS BAY; & CITY OF NORTH BEND'. |
Government | 139 accounts, 1,058 acres, $78.5MA |
| Coos Bay-North Bend Water Board 14 accounts and 910.2 acres in Coos Bay (watershed and treatment land), 3 accounts in North Bend. |
Government | 17 accounts, 914 acres, $31.0MA |
| Coos Bay School District #9 Recorded as 'SCHOOL DISTRICT #9' and 'COOS BAY SCHOOL DISTRICT NO 9'; the most valuable public holding in Coos Bay after the college. |
Government | 33 accounts, 95.3 acres, $93.3MA |
| Southwestern Oregon Community College Five accounts, 155.9 acres in Coos Bay (the Newmark Ave campus), three small lots in North Bend; names on the roll are truncated ('SOUTHWESTERN OREGON AREA'). |
Government | 8 accounts, 156.5 acres, $85.9MA |
| Bay Area Hospital District / Bay Area Health District The hospital campus on Thompson Rd and adjoining lots, all in Coos Bay. The roll carries both names; whether they are one body was not established. |
Government | 11 accounts, 63.6 acres, $71.7MA |
| North Bend School District #13 The second most valuable holder in North Bend after the airport district. |
Government | 12 accounts, 38.0 acres, $37.4MA |
| City of North Bend Plus 6 accounts ($1.2M) in the name of its urban renewal agency. A 58-acre lot at 1220 Sherman and a 29.8-acre lot are its largest by area. |
Government | 78 accounts, 161.8 acres, $24.8MA |
| Coquille Indian Tribe (trust land, United States as trustee) and Coquille Economic Development Corp. North Bend: 8 accounts in 'COQUILLE INDIAN TRIBE TRUST' (12.9 acres, $15.8M, incl. the casino resort) and 5 in Coquille Economic Development Corp. ($0.46M); Coos Bay: 9 accounts, 116.6 acres, mostly two G-I zoned trust lots of 37 and 32 acres. The five Ko-Kwel Wharf 1/2/3/5 LLC lots on Tremont are taxable; the roll does not say who owns those LLCs. |
Government | 22 accounts, 130.4 acres, $17.1M; plus 5 Ko-Kwel Wharf LLC lots, 32.9 acres, $14.3MA |
| Confederated Tribes of Coos, Lower Umpqua and Siuslaw Indians 41 accounts ($13.7M) in Coos Bay and 7 in North Bend, under several spellings incl. 'TRIBES COOS LOWER UMP & SIUSLAW TRUST'. |
Government | 48 accounts, 27.9 acres, $14.0MA |
| State of Oregon (incl. Department of State Lands, ODOT) Department of State Lands holds 20+ accounts and about 423 acres in Coos Bay, mostly submerged and tide land. A 2023 DAS review records the Department of Corrections disposing of a 0.38-acre, 5,016 sq ft former work-centre building in North Bend that it had bought in 1985. |
Government | 46 accounts, 449.7 acres, $4.9MB |
| Coos County 48 accounts, 201.5 acres in Coos Bay; 8 accounts, 27.7 acres in North Bend. The county seat is Coquille, outside both cities. |
Government | 56 accounts, 229 acres, $4.6MA |
| Fort Chicago Holdings II US LLC (c/o Pembina Pipeline Corporation) Industrial land on the North Bend side of the bay; the roll's second owner line reads 'PEMBINA PIPELINE CORPORAT[ION]'. Pembina's Jordan Cove LNG export terminal, planned on Port-controlled land on the North Spit, was cancelled in late 2021 (Wikipedia); this land is still on the roll in its subsidiary's name. |
Public company | 5 accounts, 130.1 acres, $0.52MB |
| United States of America In North Bend, 20.66 acres at 3050 Tremont beside the casino ($12.2M) and the Coast Guard Air Station improvements at the airport ($7.78M); four 'U.S.A.' accounts, 10.4 acres in Coos Bay. |
Government | 6 accounts, 31.1 acres, $23.5MA |
| Sause Bros. (Sause Bros. Inc. and Sause Bros. Ocean Towing Co., Inc.) The largest private landholder by area in Coos Bay: waterfront and industrial lots, the biggest 61.8 acres. |
Private company | 28 accounts, 115 acres, $7.5MA |
| North Bend City Housing Authority / Coos-Curry Housing Authority North Bend City Housing Authority: 8 accounts, $7.1M (incl. 1700 Monroe, $2.7M). Coos-Curry Housing Authority: 8 accounts in Coos Bay, $1.7M. |
Government | 16 accounts, $8.9MA |
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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.
Almost nothing new is built. The Census Bureau counted 6 single-family homes permitted in Coos Bay in 2025 and 18 units in North Bend (10 single-family, one duplex, two 3-4 unit buildings). No national builder holds land in either city; builder holdings are a few local companies' lot inventories. Figures count lots held in each company's name inside the two cities on the September 2026 parcel layer, not homes built. Companies named after a person are left out. Single-family rental holders are small: Tahoe Pacific Capital LLC holds 17 houses (27 accounts, $10.5M) in Coos Bay, and Lisa Marie Properties LLC 11 houses and 3 multi-unit lots across both cities.
| Name | Type | Lots held, Sept 2026 roll |
|---|---|---|
| Timber Cove LLC 32 tract-land lots, 4 unimproved commercial lots and 1 multifamily lot in Coos Bay; RMV $3.9M. |
Developer | 37 accounts, 72.9 acresA |
| Red Moon Development & Construction Inc All in Coos Bay, 11.4 acres, RMV $4.1M - the largest residential lot inventory in either city. |
Private company | 33 accounts (31 vacant residential lots)A |
| Compass Communities Englewood LLC Coos Bay, 1.7 acres, RMV $1.17M - small infill lots. |
Developer | 30 vacant residential lotsA |
| P2 Development LLC Recorded as 'P2 DEVELOPMENT LLC' and 'P2 DEVELOPMENT, LLC'. |
Developer | 13 accounts (9 vacant lots in North Bend; 4 in Coos Bay)A |
| Goodice Company North Bend, 1.7 acres, RMV $1.2M. |
Private company | 13 accounts (7 vacant residential lots)A |
| Southwestern Land Development LLC Coos Bay. |
Developer | 5 vacant residential lotsA |
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Commercial landlords
The commercial side, counted separately from housing: who holds the office, retail and industrial floor area.
There is no office market here. Private commercial value sits in a medical campus, two shopping centres, national grocery and big-box chains, a waterfront chip terminal and apartment complexes. Timber and utilities pay the most tax across the county, but mostly outside these two cities. Figures are owner-of-record holdings inside the two cities' tax code areas on the September 2026 parcel layer (RMV = real market value); countywide ranks come from the County's 2026 Top 25 taxpayer table. Taxpayers that are private individuals are left out.
| Name | Type | Holdings in the two cities (RMV) |
|---|---|---|
| Wal-Mart Real Estate Business Trust The Newmark Ave supercenter site in Coos Bay. No. 15 county taxpayer ($292,511). |
Public company | 4 accounts, 28.4 acres, $25.1MA |
| Myrtle Ave Investment Co. 1900 Woodland Dr, Coos Bay, the North Bend Medical Center clinic site; the highest taxable assessed value in either city ($18.84M AV). No. 11 county taxpayer. |
Private company | 1 account, 13.93 acres, $24.96MA |
| Yoo Jin Lodging, Inc. Pony Village Mall and its Safeway-leased pad in North Bend. No. 19 county taxpayer ($230,652). |
Private company | 3 accounts, 34.4 acres, $18.2MA |
| EPC Landlord Group LLC 1855 Ocean Blvd SE (18.36 acres, commercial with improvements, R-2 zone) and 192 Norman Ave, Coos Bay. No. 20 county taxpayer ($198,009). What the buildings are was not established. |
Private company | 2 accounts, 20.9 acres, $17.7MA |
| KRE Tiger Inland Point LLC and Metrocom Development LLC Neighbouring holdings off Newmark Ave and Inland Dr, North Bend: KRE Tiger Inland Point LLC holds three R-M zoned lots on Inland Dr/Pl ($10.9M), Metrocom Development LLC 2265 Newmark Ave (11.05 acres, $8.53M) and 2135 Newmark. Whether the two are related was not established. |
Private company | 5 accounts, 20.7 acres, $19.6MA |
| Ralphs Grocery Co. 1020 S 1st St, Coos Bay (3.72 acres, $7.84M) and adjoining lots. Its corporate parent was not checked in a filing for this record. Safeway Realty LLC holds 230 E Johnson Ave nearby (4.16 acres, $5.86M). |
Private company | 3 accounts, 9.9 acres, $9.9MA |
| Oregon Chip Terminal, Inc. 3701 Tremont, North Bend, on the bay south of the casino; the third-highest taxable value in North Bend. |
Private company | 1 account, 6.23 acres, $8.79MA |
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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.
- The price and date of Yoo Jin Lodging's purchase of Pony Village Mall. The Coos Bay World article on the sale (theworldlink.com) was found by search but not read, because its robots.txt disallows ClaudeBot. The deed would state the consideration (ORS 93.030), but the Clerk's Digital Research Room sits behind a disclaimer page that was not clicked through.
- Who stands behind Myrtle Ave Investment Co., EPC Landlord Group LLC, KRE Tiger Inland Point LLC, Metrocom Development LLC and the Ko-Kwel Wharf LLCs. The roll gives only the entity name, and no filing was opened.
- Whether 'BAY AREA HOSPITAL DISTRICT' and 'BAY AREA HEALTH DISTRICT' on the roll are one body under two names.
- What occupies EPC Landlord Group's 18.36 acres at 1855 Ocean Blvd SE, Coos Bay.
- Sale prices for any landmark. Oregon deeds state the consideration, but the Assessor's sales search lives inside the Property Search Online app (Blazor, JavaScript-only), and no sales layer is published on the County's map service.
- The North Spit, home to the Port's industrial land and the former Jordan Cove LNG site, is outside both cities' tax code areas and so is not counted here.
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Sources
- September 2026 Parcels (GIS_Online_September_2026 FeatureServer, layer 4): 42,491 tax lots with owner (OWNER1-3), situs, AV, RMV land and improvements, acres, tax code area (TXCD), property class and zone — Coos County (Assessor / GIS) · openA
- Summary of Assessment and Tax Roll 2026-2027 (assessed as of 1 Jan 2026): taxing-district value totals, Top 25 taxpayers, SAL Tables 4a-4f, tax rates by code area — Coos County Assessor · openA
- Assessor Fee Summary, effective 4 June 2024 — Coos County Assessor · openA
- Assessor department page (links Account Search / Property Search Online, ArcGIS map, Deed Search - Digital Research Room, fee summary) — Coos County · openA
- Recording Fees (deed records $106 first page, $5 each additional page) — Coos County Clerk · openA
- ORS 93.030 - instruments conveying fee title 'shall state on the face of the instruments the true and actual consideration paid for the transfer' — Oregon State Legislature · openA
- Recording / Land Records - first-page requirements incl. consideration per ORS 93.030 — Coos County Clerk · openA
- Southwest Oregon Regional Airport (Wikipedia) — Wikipedia · openA
- Coast Guard Air Station North Bend (Wikipedia) — Wikipedia · openA
- Coquille Tribe to rename its casino in North Bend (news brief, 20 May 2025) — KLCC · openA
- Pony Village Mall - contact info (1611 Virginia Ave, North Bend) — Oregon Coast Visitors Association · openA
- North Bend Medical Center home page (Coos Bay clinic, 1900 Woodland Drive) — North Bend Medical Center · openA
- Coos Bay, Oregon (Wikipedia) - Bay Area Hospital 'the largest hospital on the coast has 129 beds' — Wikipedia · openA
- Southwestern Oregon Community College (Wikipedia) — Wikipedia · openA
- Egyptian Theatre (Coos Bay, Oregon) (Wikipedia) — Wikipedia · openA
- North Bend, Oregon (Wikipedia) - Pony Village Mall, The Mill Casino, Coos Bay Rail Line 'owned by the Port of Coos Bay' — Wikipedia · openA
- Jordan Cove Energy Project (Wikipedia) - Pembina's proposed LNG terminal, cancelled late 2021 — Wikipedia · openA
- Oregon International Port of Coos Bay (Wikipedia) — Wikipedia · openA
- Building Permits Survey, places, West Region, annual 2025 (we2512y.txt) - Coos Bay 6 one-unit; North Bend 10 one-unit, 2 two-unit, 6 units in 3-4 unit buildings — U.S. Census Bureau · openA
- PLAC Property Transaction Review Summary, 26 Jan 2023 - Department of Corrections North Bend land sale (0.38 acres, 5,016 sq ft building) — Oregon Department of Administrative Services · openA
- Census Geocoder, onelineaddress (Public_AR_Current) - coordinates for 1611 Virginia Ave, 3201 Tremont Ave and 1900 Woodland Dr, matched to County parcel geometry — U.S. Census Bureau · openA