Ocala, Florida
Florida publishes the owner of every Ocala parcel and the deed-stamp price of every sale free through the state's copy of the Marion County roll; the 2026 roll values the City at $11.83 billion, and its most valuable ground is two hospital campuses, with a CBL mall and a belt of warehouses behind them.
9 buildings · 9 with an owner established · 16 sources · 4 tier B · 5 tier A · prepared 2026-10-31
Can you find out who owns it?
Florida records deeds rather than registering title, and its public-records law makes the result unusually open. The Marion County Property Appraiser keeps the roll for the whole county, including the City of Ocala, and the state Department of Revenue republishes it free as downloadable files: owner name and mailing address, land and building value, and the last two sales for every parcel. Each sale carries the price shown by the documentary stamps on the deed, a tax of 70 cents per $100 of consideration, so prices are effectively public. The limits are entity opacity (the roll names an LLC, not who stands behind it) and owners whose records s. 119.071, F.S. exempts from disclosure.
Is ownership public?An open dataset names the owner
Cost of one title searchOwner of record free (state NAL file). Clerk copies of recorded instruments $1.00 per page (s. 28.24(6)(a), F.S.); certifying a copy $2.00 (s. 28.24(4)(a))
Bulk ownership dataFlorida DOR Property Tax Oversight - 'Marion 52 Final NAL 2026' (21.0 MB zip, NAL52F202601.csv dated 16 Oct 2026, 286,195 parcels countywide, owner name and mailing address) and 'Marion 52 Final SDF 2026', free unauthenticated download; this is the October 'initial final' roll, before value-adjustment-board changes
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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| AdventHealth Ocala (former Munroe Regional Medical Center) 1500 SW 1st Ave (CMS); roll situs of the main parcel 200 SW 12th St 693,842 sq ft building area on the main parcel (roll) |
Institutional | Marion County Hospital District Parcel 28566-000-00, 14.1 acres, the most valuable parcel in the City: 2026 just value $127.9M, only $2.56M taxable; the District's 21 City parcels total $164.2M on 34.4 acres, mailed to 14055 Riveredge Dr, Tampa. Wikipedia: 'The medical facility is owned by the Marion County Hospital District', 'largely funded by the $213 million paid to the district by Community Health Systems in 2014 for the right to operate this facility. CHS sold their lease to Adventist Health System in 2018.' CMS lists AdventHealth Ocala as 'Government - Hospital District or Authority'. An operator's lease, not a sale: no deed price. |
Government | —B |
| Marion Community Hospital (main campus, central Ocala) 1431 SW 1st Ave (CMS); roll situs of the main parcel 1224 SE Magnolia Ext 428,716 sq ft building area (roll) |
Institutional | Marion Community Hospital Inc Parcel 28609-000-00, 11.7 acres, $71.2M, fully taxable; mailed to Indianapolis. The same entity holds 4600 SW 46th Ct (36.8 acres, 419,459 sq ft, $84.3M) in the southwest of the City; with an 'HCA Realty Inc' parcel its 22 City parcels total $178.6M on 81.6 acres, the largest private holding by value. CMS lists 'Marion Communtiy Hospital' at 1431 SW 1st Ave as Proprietary. The roll gives the entity only; its parent is not stated in any source opened, so none is named. |
Private company | —B |
| Paddock Mall 3100 SW College Rd 318,902 sq ft total centre owned by CBL; 171,019 sq ft in-line GLA, 94% leased (CBL 10-K) · 1 floors |
Retail | CBL & Associates Properties (CBL Paddock Mall LLC) 100% Parcel 23735-001-00, 40.9 acres, $43.3M 2026 just value. CBL's 8-K: it 'acquired four enclosed regional malls for $178.9 million from Washington Prime Group on July 29, 2025', including 'Paddock Mall in Ocala, FL', funded partly by a $110M increase in its Beal Bank open-air centres and outparcels loan. The 10-K lists anchors Belk, JC Penney, Macy's and 'Paddock Market opened in January 2026 in the former Sears space'. The Macy's unit (3100 SW College Rd unit 500, $4.66M) is held separately by Alstores Realty Corp. Opened 1980 by DeBartolo (Wikipedia). |
REIT | $54,900,000 2025-07 Deed-stamp price on the parcel (OR 8689/1472), qualification code 43 = an allocated price within a package; CBL paid $178.9M for four malls from Washington Prime Group on 29 Jul 2025 A |
| Ocala International Airport 780 SW 60th Ave (roll situs) 973.5 acres on the main roll parcel; 1,532 acres per Wikipedia |
Civic | City of Ocala Parcel 23320-000-00 in the name 'City of Ocala CCN #6.7.14', 973.5 acres, $32.7M just value, exempt - the City's largest parcel by both area and value. Wikipedia (FAA data): 'Airport type Public, Owner City of Ocala', two runways (18/36 7,467 ft; 8/26 3,009 ft), 58,465 operations in the year to 31 Oct 2022. Next door on SW 60th Ave are Ocala Breeders Sales Co's 216.4-acre parcel at 1171 SW 60th Ave and the 2.0M sq ft TL IP Ocala Industrial Owner warehouse. |
Government | —B |
| College of Central Florida, Ocala Campus 3001 SW College Rd (roll situs 2929 SW College Rd) 555,919 sq ft building area (roll) |
Institutional | District Board of Trustees of the College of Central Florida Parcel 23459-000-02, 138.1 acres, $77.4M, exempt; the District Board's 7 City parcels (including the Appleton Museum site at 4333 E Silver Springs Blvd, $12.8M, and 103.7 acres at 4020 SE 3rd Ave) total 272.1 acres and $97.3M. Wikipedia: the Ocala campus 'was originally established on 60 acres ... of land donated by Atlantic Realty and Investment Company and the city of Ocala. It has since grown to 140 acres'. |
Government | —B |
| Ocala warehouse, 3400 NW 35th Street Rd 3400 NW 35th Street Rd 617,055 sq ft (LXP 10-K); 617,520 sq ft (roll) |
Industrial | LXP Industrial Trust (Lex Ocala LLC) 100% Parcel 13718-003-00, 46.0 acres, built 2020, $44.4M just value, owner 'Lex Ocala LLC' at 1 Penn Plaza, New York (LXP's address). LXP's 2025 10-K lists '3400 NW 35th Street Rd. Ocala FL 617,055' with lease expiry 8/31/2030 and 100% ownership, tagged as an Ocala industrial property acquired June 2020. A $100 deed in Dec 2025 (code 11, nominal) is not a sale price. LXP separately reports selling a vacant Ocala development project in 2025 (with one in Indianapolis, 2.1M sq ft together, $174.6M); which roll parcel that was is not established. |
REIT | —A |
| Industrial building, 655 SW 52nd Ave (largest taxable parcel) 655 SW 52nd Ave 2,015,469 sq ft building area (roll) |
Industrial | TL IP Ocala Industrial Owner LLC Parcel 23320-003-01, 169.3 acres, $90.4M just value, fully taxable - the most valuable taxable parcel in the City. Owner as the roll gives it ('TL IP OCALA INDUSTRIAL OWNER L', cut at 30 characters), mailed to 280 Park Ave, New York. No sale on the 2026 file; no filing naming the sponsor or the occupier was opened, so neither is named. |
Private company | —A |
| FedEx Ground hub, 3080 NW 35th Avenue Rd 3080 NW 35th Avenue Rd 441,040 sq ft (roll) |
Industrial | FedEx Ground Package System Inc Parcel 21465-002-00, 150.0 acres, built 2016, $41.8M, owner-occupied, mailed to 1000 FedEx Drive, Moon Township PA; a second 27-acre FedEx Ground parcel ($4.1M) adjoins. The NW 35th Ave/Street Rd corridor also holds the AutoZone distribution centre (AutoZone Texas LLC, 60 acres, 444,381 sq ft, $35.2M), NP Ocala Industrial LLC (50.1 acres, 612,196 sq ft, $44.4M) and SFG Ocala I LLC (35.1 acres, 458,983 sq ft, $38.8M). |
Public company | —A |
| Marion County Jail and Sheriff's complex 688 NW 30th Ave 713,811 sq ft building area (roll) |
Civic | Marion County Parcel 21915-000-00 in the name 'Marion County Jail & Sheriffs', 71.0 acres, $78.5M, exempt - the County's most valuable parcel in the City. Downtown, the County holds 19 N Pine Ave (5.7 acres, 426,670 sq ft, $40.5M) in the Downtown Development District's tax area 1004; the roll gives no building name for it. |
Government | —A |
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The core land
The most valuable ground in the city, and what the public record says about it.
The City of Ocala is the Marion roll's tax-authority codes 1001 (Ocala), 1002-1004 (Ocala with Downtown Development District levies A, B and C) and 1005 (Ocala-W), per the State's millage sheet (s5). All 26,292 parcels carry the physical city Ocala; a further 137,164 parcels outside the limits also carry the physical city 'Ocala' (unincorporated Ocala addresses) and are excluded. Figures are 2026 just (market) values from the state's copy of the 2026 initial final roll (file dated 16 Oct 2026), summed by this research.
Highest-valued parcel in the City$127,872,000
AdventHealth Ocala's main parcel, 200 SW 12th St - Marion County Hospital District, 14.1 acres, $2.56M taxable. Highest taxable: 655 SW 52nd Ave, TL IP Ocala Industrial Owner LLC, $90.4M. Florida DOR NAL, Marion 2026 final.
All real property in the City of Ocala$11.83 billion
26,292 parcels on 27,127 acres of roll land; $8.09B taxable for non-school levies; $1.54B of it on 2,276 fully exempt parcels. Whole county: 286,195 parcels, $66.91B. Florida DOR NAL, Marion 2026 final.
Downtown Development District (codes 1002-1004)$190.9 million
153 parcels, 56.2 acres. Largest: Marion County's 19 N Pine Ave ($40.5M), a 2020 hotel at 120 E Silver Springs Blvd (Downtown Ocala LLC, $10.2M) and the City's 234 SE Broadway St ($8.7M). Median land value about $20 per sq ft on parcels over 5,000 sq ft.
Median single-family home$231,940
Median 2026 just value of the City's 15,990 single-family parcels (DOR 001). Florida DOR NAL, Marion 2026 final.
Largest recorded sale, 2025-26$54,900,000
Paddock Mall, July 2025 (allocated package price, code 43). Largest arm's-length (code 01): 3491 SW 42nd St apartments, $50,150,000, April 2025, to HPI Retreat 42 LLC; then 2701 SW College Rd retail, $42,250,000, Nov 2025, to Next Ocala LLC. Florida DOR SDF, Marion 2026 final.
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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 City's most valuable exempt ground, but the largest holdings by value are hospitals: the Marion County Hospital District (AdventHealth Ocala's campus) and Marion Community Hospital Inc together hold $343M. The City of Ocala holds the most acres (3,325, a third of it the airport), the School Board the most exempt value after the hospitals. The largest private land holdings are a horse-sales company and a master-planned development in the south-west. Railways and Duke Energy barely show because their operating property is largely centrally assessed. Figures are the 2026 final roll for tax districts 1001-1005 (the City); acres are roll land square footage / 43,560; name spellings are grouped; individuals and family trusts are left out.
| Name | Type | 2026 roll, City of Ocala |
|---|---|---|
| City of Ocala All 'City of Ocala' name forms (391 plain, the rest with a CCN or Real Estate Office suffix), nearly all exempt. Largest: the airport, 780 SW 60th Ave (973.5 acres, $32.7M); 2449 SE 39th Ave (186.3 acres, $19.5M); the City's own mailing address, 1805 NE 30th Ave (two parcels, $31.4M); 3100 SW 67th Avenue Rd ($11.0M); 234 SE Broadway St downtown (120,547 sq ft, built 2016, $8.7M); 160 E Fort King St ($9.7M). A further 242 parcels (508.6 acres, $0.6M) stand in the name 'WRA' at the same 1805 NE 30th Ave mailing address; what 'WRA' denotes is not stated on the roll. 34 City parcels (1,028.5 acres) lie outside the City limits. |
Government | 570 parcels, 3,325 acres, $248.7MA |
| Marion County (incl. Sheriff and jail) 'Marion County' (69), 'Marion County Sheriff' (2) and 'Marion County Jail & Sheriffs' (1); excludes the School Board, the Hospital District and the private bodies whose names begin 'Marion County' (YMCA, Senior Services, Literacy Council and others). Largest: the jail and Sheriff's complex, 688 NW 30th Ave ($78.5M), 19 N Pine Ave downtown ($40.5M), 2710 E Silver Springs Blvd ($13.9M) and 111 SE 25th Ave (66.8 acres). |
Government | 72 parcels, 537 acres, $206.2MA |
| School Board of Marion County Largest 3189 SW 80th Ave (70.1 acres, $36.1M), 4414 SW 71st Place Rd (20 acres, $16.3M) and 1430 SE 24th Rd ($15.6M); the roll does not name the schools. Wikipedia (s16) puts Marion County Public Schools first among the City's employers (7,000, City 2022 ACFR). |
Government | 30 parcels, 427 acres, $205.7MA |
| Marion County Hospital District The AdventHealth Ocala campus and its satellite buildings around SW 1st Ave and SW 11th-12th St, leased to the operator (s8); only $4.6M of it is taxable. |
Government | 21 parcels, 34 acres, $164.2MA |
| District Board of Trustees of the College of Central Florida Ocala campus (138.1 acres), 4333 E Silver Springs Blvd ($12.8M) and 4020 SE 3rd Ave (103.7 acres); includes one College of Central Florida Foundation parcel. |
Government | 7 parcels, 272 acres, $97.3MA |
| Ocala Breeders Sales Co 1171 SW 60th Ave (216.4 acres, 101,002 sq ft built 1974, $18.6M, taxable) beside the airport, plus 791 SW 60th Ave (13.9 acres) and 431 NW 27th Ave. The largest private holding by area inside the City. |
Private company | 3 parcels, 234 acres, $20.7MA |
| KL Winding Oaks LLC Land in section 35512 off SW 66th St in the south-west of the City, largest 5050 SW 66th St (354.2 acres) and 4510 SW 66th St (87.7 acres), mailed to 14025 Riveredge Dr, Tampa. Who stands behind the LLC is not stated in any source opened. In Aug 2026 a 35512 parcel at 7030 SW 59th Ave sold to ADS Club Ocala LLC for $34,747,200 (qualification code 32, a pre-development sale; grantor not on the file). |
Developer | 118 parcels, 590 acres, $37.1MA |
| Ocala Housing Authority Largest 2802 NE 4th Ct (14.5 acres, $6.6M), 2193 NW 1st Ave and 802 SW 19th Avenue Rd. |
Government | 39 parcels, 41 acres, $20.9MA |
| State of Florida (agencies and the Internal Improvement Trust Fund) State department, 'TIITF' and Internal Improvement Trust Fund name forms; largest 1501 W Silver Springs Blvd ($4.1M), 3205 SE 17th St and 3040 NW 10th St. |
Government | 39 parcels, 92 acres, $21.3MA |
| United States (USPS, Forest Service, other federal) 'US Govt' 207 NW 2nd St downtown ($7.0M, 47,400 sq ft, 1962), USPS at 4545 SW 60th Ave ($3.8M) and 400 SW 1st Ave ($3.4M), and a Forest Service parcel at 2803 SE 36th Ave. No military land. |
Government | 6 parcels, 20 acres, $17.0MA |
| CSX Transportation Inc Rail corridor parcels (DOR 091), mailed to 500 Water St, Jacksonville. |
Public company | 25 parcels, 180 acres, $0.7MA |
| Duke Energy Florida LLC (and 'Duke Energy Center') Including 2901 NE 28th St (55.9 acres) and 4355 SE Maricamp Rd (14.1 acres, $3.3M), mailed to Charlotte NC. |
Public company | 7 parcels, 117 acres, $6.5MA |
| E-One Inc Manufacturing parcels (DOR 042) at 1601 and 1701 SW 37th Ave and 2901 SW 57th Ave. Wikipedia (s16): 'Ocala is the headquarters of Emergency One, a worldwide designer and manufacturer of fire-rescue vehicles.' Parent not stated in sources opened. |
Private company | 3 parcels, 80 acres, $17.4MA |
| Religious bodies (churches, dioceses, ministries) Names containing Church, Diocese, Baptist, Methodist or Ministries; largest First Baptist Church Ocala, 2801 SE Maricamp Rd (31.8 acres, $23.8M) and the Diocese of Orlando (5 parcels, 86 acres, $38.5M). |
Institution | 142 parcels, 448 acres, $192.9MA |
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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.
New homes in Ocala are mostly single-family, built by national volume builders on lots they hold in the south-west (sections 3 and 10 of T16 R21) and north-east of the City, while the apartment pipeline is a handful of 240-330-unit complexes each in its own LLC. Census permits for 2025 show the City authorised 288 single-family homes ($85.9M), 28 units in duplexes, 8 in 3-4-unit buildings and 379 units in 16 buildings of five or more (s15). The roll shows 732 single-family houses with a 2023-2025 year built. Builders' figures are the parcels each holds on the 1 January 2026 roll - mostly vacant residential lots (DOR 000), a pipeline measure, not completions; the deed file has no grantor field, so homes sold are not counted by builder.
| Name | Type | Parcels held, 2026 roll |
|---|---|---|
| D.R. Horton, Inc. 'DR Horton Inc' (141), 'D R Horton Inc' (79) and 'D.R. Horton Inc' (2), mailed to Ocala and Tampa addresses; 162 lots in section 10 and 54 in section 3, T16 R21. A Strada Developement LLC block (34 lots) is in the same section 10. |
Public company | 222 parcels (218 vacant lots), 35 acresA |
| Adams Homes of Northwest Florida, Inc. Mailed to Pensacola; 73 lots in section 2 T15 R22 and 24 in section 1 T15 R21. |
Private company | 97 parcels (95 vacant lots), 18 acresA |
| Forestar USA Real Estate Group Lot developer, mailed to Arlington TX; 39 parcels in section 3 T16 R21, beside D.R. Horton's lots. |
Public company | 52 parcels, 46 acresA |
| Clayton Properties Group, Inc. All in section 25 T15 R22, mailed to Lakeland FL. |
Private company | 36 vacant lots, 10.5 acresA |
| KP Smart Homes LLC Section 21 T15 R22, mailed to Orlando. |
Private company | 29 parcels, 4.9 acresA |
| Lennar Homes LLC Few lots but the largest builder acreage, on parcels coded vacant commercial, vacant residential, acreage and office. |
Public company | 4 parcels, 67.8 acresA |
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Commercial landlords
The commercial side, counted separately from housing: who holds the office, retail and industrial floor area.
Ocala's commercial landlords are apartment owners and logistics landlords rather than office owners: the City has 97 large multifamily parcels (DOR 003) holding 10,076 units worth $1.03B, and a warehouse belt along NW 35th Ave/Street Rd and SW 52nd-60th Ave. Listed REITs own the one regional mall, one big warehouse and the self-storage; the apartment owners are private LLCs whose sponsors the roll does not name, so they are grouped by the mailing address the roll gives. Counted separately from housing built for sale.
| Name | Type | Assets in the City (2026 roll) |
|---|---|---|
| CBL & Associates Properties Paddock Mall via CBL Paddock Mall LLC, bought July 2025 in a $178.9M four-mall package from Washington Prime Group (s10); 10-K lists 100% ownership and 94% in-line occupancy (s11). |
REIT | 1 mall, 318,902 sq ft; $43.3M (roll)A |
| LXP Industrial Trust 3400 NW 35th Street Rd, Lex Ocala LLC, leased to 31 Aug 2030 (10-K). |
REIT | 1 warehouse, 617,055 sq ft; $44.4M (roll)A |
| Entities mailed to 220 N Main St, Gainesville (The Highlands Apartments LLC, ApexOne Collier Tuscany LLC, Collier Gaekwad Owner LLC) 3585 SW 38th Ter (304 units, 2018), 5101 SW 60th Street Rd (320, 2004) and 3240 SW 34th St (288, 1997). The common sponsor is not named in a source opened. |
Private company | 3 apartment communities, 912 units, $116.0MA |
| Northland Heathbrook LLC / Northland Saddleworth LLC (2150 Washington St, Newton MA) 4900 SW 46th Ct (384 units, 2007, $48.9M) and 2901 SW 41st St (480 units in two parcels). |
Private company | 2 communities, 864 units, $110.0MA |
| Carlton Arms of Ocala 5001 SW 20th St, 126.0 acres, built 1998 - the City's largest apartment parcel by units; mailed to St Petersburg FL. |
Private company | 1 community, 860 units, $81.9MA |
| Entities mailed to 631 W Morse Blvd, Winter Park (Pointe Grand Ocala LLC, HP Ocala 40th Avenue LLC, HP Ocala Housing LLC) 3435 SW 20th St (360 units in two parcels, 2022) and 4850 SW 40th Ave (240 units, 2024). |
Private company | 7 parcels, 602 units, $87.4MA |
| Public Storage (PS Florida One Inc/LLC, Public Storage Operating Co) Self-storage across the City; National Storage Affiliates' NSA Property Holdings LLC holds one more (2401 SW 17th Rd, 115,751 sq ft). Entity names as the roll gives them; no filing was opened for the Ocala list. |
REIT | 13 facilities, 612,786 sq ft, $40.0MA |
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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 2025 taxing-authority sheet (s5) was used to identify the City's codes 1001-1005 because the 2026 Marion TACD returned 404; codes and their names may have changed for 2026, though every parcel in 1001-1005 carries the physical city Ocala and the City-owned parcel at 110 SE Watula Ave is coded 1001.
- This is the October 'initial final' roll; value-adjustment-board changes are not yet in it.
- Owners whose records s. 119.071, F.S. exempts are removed from the public files (s3), so their holdings cannot be counted.
- Who stands behind TL IP Ocala Industrial Owner LLC (655 SW 52nd Ave), KL Winding Oaks LLC, Champions Run Land Asset LLC (448 vacant lots, $57.2M, mailed to Suwanee GA), the Collier-named and Northland-named apartment LLCs, and HPI Retreat 42 LLC: no corporate or filing record was opened for any of them.
- Marion Community Hospital Inc's parent company: CMS calls the hospital Proprietary and the roll mails it to Indianapolis, but no source opened names the parent, so none is named.
- Just west of the City limits, entities mailed to 600 Gillam Rd, Wilmington, Ohio (Equestrian Operations LLC, Golden Ocala Equestrian Land LLC, RLR Investments LLC and others) hold 644 unincorporated parcels, 10,926 acres, $840.2M; 18 more parcels (185 acres, $50.8M) are inside the City. Wikipedia (s16) lists the World Equestrian Center among Ocala's attractions, but no source opened ties these entities to it, so the link is not made.
- LXP's 2025 sale of a vacant Ocala development (s12) could not be matched to a roll parcel.
- The roll gives no building name for Marion County's 19 N Pine Ave parcel or for the City's 234 SE Broadway St; the City's own site was not reachable to identify them.
- Who sold Paddock Mall's Macy's box or the anchor parcels, and their deed prices, were not checked.
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Sources
- Marion 52 Final NAL 2026 - real property roll (NAL52F202601.csv), 286,195 parcels; 26,292 in the City of Ocala (tax-authority codes 1001-1005) — Florida Department of Revenue, Property Tax Oversight (submitted by the Marion County Property Appraiser) · openA
- Marion 52 Final SDF 2026 - Sale Data File (SDF52F202601.csv), recorded transfers with deed book/page and qualification code — Florida Department of Revenue, Property Tax Oversight · openA
- Download Assessment Roll and GIS Data - NAL, SDF and NAP files; schedule (preliminary 1 July, initial final in October, final after VAB certification); s. 119.071 exclusion — Florida Department of Revenue, Property Tax Oversight · openA
- Documentary Stamp Tax - '70 cents on each $100 or portion thereof of the total consideration' (all counties except Miami-Dade), s. 201.02(1)(a), F.S. — Florida Department of Revenue · openA
- Marion County Taxing Authorities Millage Rates, 2025 Final (TACD sheet): codes 1001 OCALA, 1002 OCALA-A, 1003 OCALA-B, 1004 OCALA-C, 1005 OCALA-W levy City of Ocala 6.6177 mills; 1002-1004 add Downtown Development District levies A/B/C — Florida Department of Revenue, Property Tax Oversight (received 16 Oct 2025) · openA
- Section 28.24, Florida Statutes - service charges by clerk of the circuit court (copies $1.00 per page; certifying $2.00) — Florida Legislature (Online Sunshine) · openA
- Hospital General Information (CMS Care Compare) - AdventHealth Ocala, 1500 SW 1st Ave, 'Government - Hospital District or Authority'; Marion Communtiy [sic] Hospital, 1431 SW 1st Ave, 'Proprietary' — Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services · openA
- AdventHealth Ocala — Wikipedia · openA
- Ocala International Airport — Wikipedia · openA
- CBL & Associates Properties, Inc. Form 8-K (29 Jul 2025), Item 2.01 - acquisition of four malls including Paddock Mall from Washington Prime Group for $178.9 million — US SEC EDGAR · openA
- CBL & Associates Properties, Inc. Form 10-K for 2025 - mall table: Paddock Mall, Ocala, FL, acquired 2025, 100%, 318,902 sq ft total centre, 171,019 sq ft in-line GLA, 94% leased; Paddock Market opened Jan 2026 in the former Sears space — US SEC EDGAR · openA
- LXP Industrial Trust Form 10-K for 2025 - property table: 3400 NW 35th Street Rd, Ocala FL, 617,055 sq ft, lease expiry 8/31/2030, 100%; 2025 sale of a vacant Ocala development project — US SEC EDGAR · openA
- College of Central Florida — Wikipedia · openA
- 2026 NAL, SDF and NAP Users Guide - field definitions and Sale Qualification Codes (01 arm's length; 11 nominal/corrective; 32 pre-development; 43 'allocated price as part of a package or bulk transaction') — Florida Department of Revenue, Property Tax Oversight · openA
- Building Permits Survey, places, South Region, annual 2025 (so2025a.txt) - Ocala city — US Census Bureau · openA
- Ocala, Florida — Wikipedia · openA